Buster Keaton filmography

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 Starring Roscoe Arbuckle, featuring Buster Keaton 
Release dateTitleCredited asNotesWriterDirectorRoleApril 23, 1917The Butcher BoyBusterFirst film roleJune 25, 1917The Rough House     Gardener / Delivery Boy / CopCo-directed and co-written by Roscoe ArbuckleAugust 20, 1917His Wedding NightDelivery boy—September 30, 1917Oh Doctor!Junior Holepoke—October 29, 1917Coney IslandRival / Cop with mustache—December 10, 1917A Country HeroVaudeville artistLost filmJanuary 20, 1918Out WestSheriff / Saloon owner—March 18, 1918The Bell BoyBellboy—May 13, 1918MoonshineRevenue agent—July 6, 1918Good Night, Nurse!Dr. Hampton / Woman with umbrella—September 15, 1918The CookWaiter—September 7, 1919Back StageStagehand—October 26, 1919The HayseedManager, general store—January 11, 1920The GarageMechanic / Fireman—

 Starring Buster Keaton under Buster Keaton Productions 
Release dateTitleCredited asNotesWriterDirectorRoleSeptember 1, 1920One Week    The groom—October 27, 1920Convict 13    Golfer turned prisoner / Guard—December 22, 1920Neighbors    The boy—December 22, 1920The Scarecrow    Farmhand—February 10, 1921The Haunted House    Bank clerk—March 14, 1921Hard Luck    Suicidal boy—April 12, 1921The High Sign    Our hero—May 18, 1921The Goat    Buster Keaton—October 6, 1921The Playhouse    Audience / Orchestra / Mr. Brown – First Minstrel / Second Minstrel / Interlocutors / Stagehand—November 10, 1921The Boat    The boat builder—January 1922The Paleface    Little Chief Paleface—March 1922Cops    The young man—May 1922My Wife's Relations    The husband—July 21, 1922The Blacksmith    Blacksmith's assistant—August 28, 1922The Frozen North    The bad man—October 16, 1922The Electric House    Buster Keaton—November 1922Day Dreams    The young manDistributed by 
First National PicturesJanuary 22, 1923The Balloonatic    The young man—March 1923The Love Nest    Buster Keaton—

 Starring Buster Keaton for Educational Pictures 
Release dateTitleCredited asNotesWriterDirectorRoleMarch 16, 1934The Gold Ghost  Wally—May 25, 1934Allez Oop  Elmer—January 11, 1935Palooka from PaducahJim Diltz—February 22, 1935One Run ElmerElmer—March 15, 1935Hayseed RomanceElmer Dolittle—May 3, 1935Tars and Stripes  Apprentice seaman Elmer Doolittle—August 9, 1935The E-Flat ManElmer—October 25, 1935The Timid Young ManMilton—January 3, 1936Three on a LimbElmer Brown—February 21, 1936Grand Slam Opera    Elmer Butts—August 21, 1936Blue Blazes  Elmer—October 9, 1936The ChemistElmer Triple—November 20, 1936Mixed Magic  Elmer "Happy" Butterworth—January 8, 1937Jail BaitOffice Boy—February 12, 1937DittoThe forgotten man—March 26, 1937Love Nest on Wheels  Elmer—

 Starring Buster Keaton for Columbia Pictures 
Release dateTitleCredited asNotesWriterDirectorRoleJune 16, 1939Pest from the West  Sir—August 11, 1939Mooching Through Georgia  Homer Cobb—January 19, 1940Nothing But PleasureClarence Plunkett—March 22, 1940Pardon My Berth MarksElmer – Newspaper Copyboy—June 28, 1940The Taming of the SnoodBuster Keaton—September 20, 1940The Spook SpeaksBuster—December 13, 1940His Ex Marks the SpotBuster – the husband—February 21, 1941So You Won't SquawkEddie—September 18, 1941General NuisancePeter Lamar Jr.—November 20, 1941She's Oil MineBuster Waters, plumber—

 Starring Buster Keaton for independent producers 
Release dateTitleCredited asNotesWriterDirectorRoleOctober 15, 1952Paradise for BusterBusterIndustrial film short for John Deere & Co.1960The Devil to PayDiablosIndustrial film short for the National Association of Wholesalers1963There's No Business Like No BusinessIndustrial film short for Maremont Exhaust and the Gabriel Shocks Division of the Arvin Corporation1963The Triumph of Lester SnapwellLester SnapwellIndustrial film short for the Eastman Kodak Company1965The Fall GuyThe Fall GuyIndustrial film short for U.S. SteelJanuary 8, 1965FilmThe Man—October 2, 1965The RailrodderThe Man—January 8, 1966The ScribeJournalistIndustrial film short for the Construction Safety Association of Ontario

 Directed by (but not featuring) Buster Keaton for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer 
Release dateTitleCredited asNotesWriterDirectorRoleFebruary 26, 1938Life in Sometown, USA —May 28, 1938Hollywood Handicap —September 10, 1938Streamlined Swing —

 With Buster Keaton in featured or cameo roles 
Release dateTitleCredited asNotesWriterDirectorRole1922Seeing StarsHimself—April 12, 1925The Iron MuleIndian—April 4, 1931The Stolen JoolsPoliceman—December 7, 1935La Fiesta de Santa BarbaraHimself—August 6, 1936Sunkist Stars at Palm SpringsHimself—May 3, 1939Hollywood HobbiesHimself—

 Feature films 

 Starring Buster Keaton for Metro Pictures 
Release dateTitleCredited asNotesWriterDirectorRoleOctober 18, 1920The Saphead Bertie 'The Lamb' Van Alstyne—

 Starring Buster Keaton under Buster Keaton Productions 
Release dateTitleCredited asNotesWriterDirectorRoleSeptember 24, 1923Three Ages  The BoyCo-directed with Edward F. ClineNovember 19, 1923Our Hospitality  Willie McKayCo-directed with John G. BlystoneMay 11, 1924Sherlock Jr.  Projectionist / Sherlock Jr.—October 13, 1924The Navigator  Rollo TreadwayCo-directed with Donald CrispMarch 15, 1925Seven Chances  James Shannon—November 1, 1925Go West    Friendless—September 19, 1926Battling Butler  Alfred Butler—December 31, 1926 (Tokyo)The General    Johnnie GrayCo-written and directed with Clyde BruckmanSeptember 27, 1927College  RonaldCo-directed with James W. HorneMay 20, 1928Steamboat Bill, Jr.  William Canfield Jr.Co-directed with Charles Reisner

 Starring Buster Keaton for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer 
Release dateTitleCredited asNotesWriterDirectorRoleSeptember 22, 1928The Cameraman  BusterCo-directed with Edward SedgwickApril 6, 1929Spite Marriage  Elmer GantryCo-directed with Edward SedgwickMarch 22, 1930Free and EasyElmer—July 7, 1930EstrelladosCanuto CuadratinSpanish-language version of Free and EasyAugust 30, 1930DoughboysElmer—February 28, 1931Parlor, Bedroom and BathReginald Irving—September 26, 1931Sidewalks of New YorkHarmon—October 19, 1931Casanova wider WillenReggie IrvingGerman-language version of Parlor, Bedroom and BathFebruary 6, 1932The Passionate PlumberElmer E. Tuttle—August 13, 1932Speak EasilyProfessor Post—February 10, 1933What! No Beer?Elmer J. Butts—

 Starring Buster Keaton for independent producers 
Release dateTitleCredited asNotesWriterDirectorRoleDecember 11, 1934Le Roi des Champs-ÉlyséesBuster Garner / Jim le Balafré—January 2, 1936The InvaderLeander Proudfoot—August 2, 1946El Moderno Barba AzulGI / PrisonerAlso known as A Modern Bluebeard and Boom in the MoonOctober 30, 1965Buster Keaton Rides AgainHimselfDocumentary about the making of The Railrodder

 With Buster Keaton in featured or cameo roles 
Release dateTitleCredited asNotesWriterDirectorRoleOctober 10, 1920The Round-UpIndianUncreditedDecember 23, 1928Brotherly LoveBarberUncredited, appearance is speculativeApril 23, 1929Tide of EmpireDrunk thrown out of barUncreditedJune 20, 1929The Hollywood Revue of 1929Himself / Princess Raja—Unreleased, scheduled for September 1930The March of TimeCaveman—November, 1931Wir schalten um auf HollywoodHimselfTruncated German language only version of The March of TimeOctober 13, 1939Hollywood CavalcadeHimself—July 19, 1940New MoonPrisoner – 'LuLu'—October 11, 1940The Villain Still Pursued HerWilliam Dalton—November 1, 1940Li'l AbnerLonesome Polecat—March 26, 1943Forever and a DayWilkins—September 29, 1944San Diego, I Love YouBus Driver—June 1, 1945That's the SpiritL.M.—September 28, 1945That Night with YouSam—November 4, 1945She Went to the RacesBellboy—March 15, 1946God's CountryMr. Boone aka Old Tarp—July 25, 1946Easy to Wed  UncreditedApril 13, 1949Take Me Out to the Ball Game UncreditedMay 11, 1949The Lovable CheatGoulard—July 29, 1949In the Good Old Summertime  Hickey—August 1949You're My EverythingButler—August 10, 1950Sunset BoulevardHimself—October 23, 1952LimelightCalvero's Partner—June 14, 1953The Enchanting EnemyBuster—October 17, 1956Around the World in 80 DaysTrain Conductor – San Francisco to Fort Kearney—August 3, 1960The Adventures of Huckleberry FinnLion Tamer—November 7, 1963It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad WorldJimmy the Crook—November 11, 1964Pajama PartyChief Rotten Eagle—April 14, 1965Beach Blanket BingoBuster—July 14, 1965How to Stuff a Wild BikiniBwana—August 18, 1965Sergeant DeadheadAirman Blinken—December 2, 1965War Italian StyleGeneral von Kassler—October 16, 1966A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the ForumErroniusFinal film role; released posthumously

 Television appearances (incomplete) 

 The Ed Wynn Show, (1949) as Buster
 The Buster Keaton Show, KKTV (1950) as Buster
 Life with Buster Keaton, KKTV (1951) as Buster
 Douglas Fairbanks Presents, episode "The Awakening" (1954) as The Man
 Screen Directors Playhouse, episode "The Silent Partner" (1955) as Kelsey Dutton
 The Rosemary Clooney Show, (1956) as Keystone Policeman
 Circus Time, Buster Keaton (1957)
 What's My Line? 09/01/1957 (Episode # 378) (Season 9, Ep 1) as Mystery Guest
 The Donna Reed Show (1957) episode "A Very Merry Christmas" as Charlie
 Milky Way, Buster Keaton TV Commercial (1961)
 The Twilight Zone, episode "Once Upon a Time" (1961) as Woodrow Mulligan the Janitor
 Candid Camera, episode "In the Diner" (1962)
 The Scene Stealers, Buster Keaton and Ed Wynn (1962).
 Route 66, in "Journey to Nineveh" (1962) as Jonah Butler, the town jinx
 Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, in episode "Think Mink" (1963) as Si Willis
 Burke's Law, (1963)
 Cleopatra Skit, (1964) Buster Keaton on Hollywood Palace
 Buster Keaton and Lucille Ball, in comedy to salute Stan Laurel (1965) as Buster
 Alka Seltzer, TV advertisement, (1966) as Buster
 Ford Van, TV advertisement, (1966) as Buster

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