The Goat

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"The Goat" is a 1921 silent comedy short film starring Buster Keaton, known for its inventive gags and Keaton’s deadpan physical comedy.

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instanceOf silent comedy film ⓘ
associatedWith Buster Keaton filmography ⓘ
cinematographyBy Elgin Lessley ⓘ
countryOfOrigin United States ⓘ
director Buster Keaton ⓘ
Malcolm St. Clair ⓘ
distributor First National Pictures ⓘ
eraOfRelease post–World War I cinema ⓘ
featuresCharacter Buster Keaton as an unlucky drifter ⓘ
featuresGenre physical comedy ⓘ
slapstick comedy ⓘ
filmColor black and white ⓘ
filmEra silent era ⓘ
hasAudience silent film enthusiasts ⓘ
hasFilmTechnique physical stunt work performed by Buster Keaton ⓘ
visual gag-based storytelling ⓘ
hasFormat 2-reel short ⓘ
hasIntertitles English intertitles ⓘ
hasPreservationStatus surviving print exists ⓘ
hasReception regarded as one of Buster Keaton’s classic short comedies ⓘ
hasScene extended chase sequence through city streets ⓘ
famous gag where Keaton stands on a moving train’s cowcatcher ⓘ
gag involving a wanted poster mix-up ⓘ
hasStarringPerformanceStyle deadpan physical comedy ⓘ
hasTheme mistaken identity ⓘ
ordinary man versus authority ⓘ
pursuit and escape ⓘ
includedIn retrospectives of Buster Keaton’s silent films ⓘ
mainActor Buster Keaton ⓘ
medium 35 mm film ⓘ
notableFor Buster Keaton’s deadpan performance ⓘ
inventive visual gags ⓘ
originalLanguage Silent film ⓘ
partOf Buster Keaton’s series of silent shorts ⓘ
plotSummary Buster Keaton’s character is mistaken for a dangerous criminal and pursued through the city by police and townspeople. ⓘ
linked to: Keystone Cops
producer Joseph M. Schenck ⓘ
productionCompany Buster Keaton Productions ⓘ
releaseDate 1921-05-09 ⓘ
releaseYear 1921 ⓘ
runtimeMinutes 23 ⓘ
setInPeriod early 20th century urban America ⓘ
starred Buster Keaton ⓘ
writer Buster Keaton ⓘ
Edward F. Cline ⓘ

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