The GeneralThe General
When Union spies steal his beloved locomotive, a Southern train engineer chases it deep behind enemy lines in one of the great chase comedies.
Buster Keaton and Harold Lloyd did their own stunts, built their gags around real trains, boats, clocks and collapsing houses, and worked out timing that comedians still study. With no dialogue to date them, these films still play to kids and adults alike.
The GeneralWhen Union spies steal his beloved locomotive, a Southern train engineer chases it deep behind enemy lines in one of the great chase comedies.
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