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[[Buster Keaton]] manages to mine humor from the late-nineteenth-century Hatfield-McCoy feud, playing a New Yorker who heads south to claim an inheritance, only to find that the father and brothers of the girl who invited him to dinner have sworn to kill him. Fortunately, he's perfectly safe as long as he's a guest under their roof... |
[[Buster Keaton]] manages to mine humor from the late-nineteenth-century Hatfield-McCoy feud, playing a New Yorker who heads south to claim an inheritance, only to find that the father and brothers of the girl who invited him to dinner have sworn to kill him. Fortunately, he's perfectly safe as long as he's a guest under their roof... |
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* [[An Aesop]]: An embroidered sampler that reads "Love thy neighbor as thyself" is featured prominently in the prologue and at the conclusion. |
* [[An Aesop]]: An embroidered sampler that reads "Love thy neighbor as thyself" is featured prominently in the prologue and at the conclusion. |
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* [[Aside Glance]]: Willie stares directly into the camera just before he's yanked off a ledge. |
* [[Aside Glance]]: Willie stares directly into the camera just before he's yanked off a ledge. |
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