In Paris, a stage-struck would-be actor is mistaken for an escaped convict..
Is it worth your time? If you have a soft spot for Buster Keaton, sure. If you’re looking for a tight, high-stakes comedy, maybe look elsewhere. It’s definitely for the completists who want to see the stone-faced legend navigating a French production, but people who need non-stop gags might get bored halfway through. ...
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Max Nosseck
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"Is it worth your time? If you have a soft spot for Buster Keaton, sure. If you’re looking for a tight, high-stakes comedy, maybe look elsewhere. It’s definitely for the completists who want to see the stone-faced legend navigating a French production, but people who need non-stop gags might get bored halfway through. Keaton plays a guy trying to break into the movies in Paris. He ends up looking exactly like some criminal, which leads to the usual running around. It’s not exactly groundbreaking..."
Franck Maurice
Arnold Lipp, Yves Mirande
France
1933 · IMDb 5.6
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