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Seven Chances

This Day in Buster… March 16, 1925… “Seven Chances” is released. The movie that Buster Keaton is said to have loved least, and yet it remains a fan favorite for the chase sequence alone. The boulder chase was essentially an afterthought which occurred to Buster when, during an early screening, the audience reacted to the movement of some pebbles. Rock on! | Buster Keaton

This Day in Buster… March 16, 1925… “Seven Chances” is released. The movie that Buster Keaton is said to have loved least, and yet it remains a fan favorite for the chase sequence alone. The boulder chase was essentially an afterthought which occurred to Buster when, during an early screening, the audience reacted to the movement of some pebbles. Rock on! | Buster Keaton

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Seven Chances - The Criterion Channel

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Seven Chances - Buster Keaton 1926 | Tim Mitchell

Seven Chances - Buster Keaton 1926 | Tim Mitchell

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Buster Keaton - Seven Chances (1925) - Just Married | Buster Keaton Fanss

Buster Keaton - Seven Chances (1925) - Just Married | Buster Keaton Fanss

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The angry ladies are still chasing #BusterKeaton but see how he escapes from them. ;) Enjoy the scene from the movie ''Seven Chances (1925)''. :) :P Watch the best of #Keaton comedy at - https://goo.gl/uoQHdp | HauteBook

The angry ladies are still chasing #BusterKeaton but see how he escapes from them. ;) Enjoy the scene from the movie ''Seven Chances (1925)''. :) :P Watch the best of #Keaton comedy at - https://goo.gl/uoQHdp | HauteBook

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This Day in Buster…March 16, 1925 “Seven Chances” is released. Buster Keaton never thought very much of this movie, likely because the story was pushed onto him. However, he felt that the chase scene, which he extended after preview audience reactions, saved the picture. | Buster Keaton

This Day in Buster…March 16, 1925 “Seven Chances” is released. Buster Keaton never thought very much of this movie, likely because the story was pushed onto him. However, he felt that the chase scene, which he extended after preview audience reactions, saved the picture. | Buster Keaton

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This Day in Buster…March 16, 1925 "Seven Chances" is released. Buster Keaton’s bride chase with a growing gaggle of eager gals were not all gals if you look closely, but they sure all were keen! | Buster Keaton

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This Day in Buster… May 27, 1926 “Seven Chances” opens in Italy with the title “Le sette probabilità.” Buster’s character may not have been a Don Giovanni, but he sure broke Mary’s heart when he told her they wouldn’t be married! #oldhollywood #damfino #ibks #busterkeaton #silentfilm #fyp #comedy | Buster Keaton

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This Day in Buster…July 15, 1926 “Seven Chances" opens in Japan. Here’s an example of the movie’s title appearing in the film… | Buster Keaton

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This Day in Buster… July 15, 1926 “Seven Chances” opens in Japan. The film’s opening sequence was one of the first to use this early two-color technique, a pre-cursor to Technicolor, to capture the changing colors of the seasons. This was lost on audiences for some years until this version was recovered. #oldhollywood #busterkeaton #damfino #silentfilm #film #comedy #ibks #cinema | Buster Keaton

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This Day in Buster... March 16, 1925 "Seven Chances" celebrates its centenary today - Buster Keaton never thought very much of this movie, likely because the story was pushed onto him. However, he felt that the chase scene, possibly the most iconic chase scene of all his movies, that he extended after preview audience reactions, saved the picture. #oldhollywood #damfino #busterkeaton #ibks #silentfilm #classichollywood | Buster Keaton

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#MovieMonday ‘Seven Chances’, 1925 was ahead of it’s time, shooting in two-color Technicolor at the beginning of the movie. Despite this, Buster Keaton was not happy with this adaptation of a Broadway play & it wasn’t until the final rock chase was added after some lukewarm previews that audiences gave it a chance. | Buster Keaton

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Buster Keaton gets rejected by a girl, without a word being spoken 👏 🎥: Seven Chances (1925) | Far Out Cinema

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The ladies think that they killed #BusterKeaton and start crying but when they see #Keaton is still alive they start chasing him again in this hilarious scene from the movie ''Seven Chances (1925)''. ;) :D Watch more #comedy videos at - https://goo.gl/233Qha | HauteBook

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Buster Keaton Great Running Trails in Mountain Seven Chances (1925) | Apostle Chenny GraceMan

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Watch as #BusterKeaton is proposing random girls for marriage in this scene from the movie ''Seven Chances'' (1925). Watch to know if any girl accepts his proposal. ;) For more comedy videos, visit - https://goo.gl/fXj8nv | HauteBook

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🎬 Buster Keaton en “Seven Chances”, una comedia romántica muda dirigida por el propio Keaton y estrenada hace cien años, en marzo de 1925. La actriz en esta escena clásica es Rosalind Byrne. 🎧 Música: Makin' Whoopie, por Bing Crosby & Paul Whiteman Dance Band Cultura Inquieta | Cultura Inquieta

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#MovieMonday ‘What! No Beer?’, 1933 borrows from the chase scene of ‘Seven Chances’, 1925 in what proves to be the high point of a movie that is otherwise difficult to love. It was the only creative contribution Buster Keaton was allowed. MGM parted company with Buster shortly before the picture was released. busterkeaton.org/the-worst-mistake | Buster Keaton

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#MovieMonday Buster Keaton rolls out the barrel in “What - No Beer?” 1933, his last film for MGM before they parted ways for the first time. This scene harks back to the well-known boulder chase of “Seven Chances,” 1925. | Buster Keaton

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This Day in Buster… January 24, 1925 The Daily News reports that Buster Keaton was hurt during the filming of "Seven Chances" but not seriously injured "when a "property" rock fell from a wall on a motion picture set he was using. Keaton's thigh was pinned to the ground by the make-believe boulder." | Buster Keaton

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The classic bride chase scene : Buster Keaton and hundreds of extras in “Seven Chances”, a silent romantic comedy released in 1925. In “Seven Chances” Buster Keaton’s character is informed he will inherit 7 million dollars providing he marries by 7 o’clock that evening. Hundreds of potential brides gather the church In response to his story published in the newspaper, but they believe it is all a joke and pursue him through town. Seven Chances is the film that also contains the classic scene bet

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Seven Chances (1925) HD with Score

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A perfect lesson in body language between Buster Keaton & Rosalind Byrne in this classic moment from our latest movie recommendation, ’Seven Chances’, 1925 busterkeaton.org/busterbinge busterkeaton.org/sevenchances | Buster Keaton

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Buster Keaton's grestest chase scene. Seven Chances (1925) | Flashbak

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Buster Keaton: A Hard Act To Follow

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"Seven Chances" (1925) starring Buster Keaton

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🤯 Buster Keaton's Hidden Stars!

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Art Deco Joe on Instagram: "Buster Keaton in “Seven Chances” silent romantic comedy. Released on March 15, 1925, this film celebrates its 100th anniversary! The memorable actress in this classic Keaton scene is Rosalind Byrne (Rosalind Loretta Mooney, February 19 1904, Ohio ~ 1989). There is little information online about Rosalind .. apparently she was very busy during the silent era playing bit parts and uncredited roles. It was said during her career she appeared in over 300 shorts and films!

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