Buster Keaton was a famous silent film actor and director known for his incredible physical comedy and unique deadpan expression. Born in 1895, he became a major star during the 1920s, creating classic films like The General and Sherlock Jr.. His innovative stunts and elaborate gags set him apart from other comedians of his time, earning him the nickname "The Great Stone Face." Despite facing challenges in the film industry, including the transition to sound films, Keaton's work has remained influential. His films are celebrated for their creativity and artistry, inspiring future generations of filmmakers and comedians, including Charlie Chaplin and Woody Allen.