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Our Hospitality
1921 NR
COMEDY 1h 14min
CAST— Buster Keaton, Natalie
Talmadge, Joe Keaton, Joe Roberts
MUSIC— Silent DIRECTORS— Buster Keaton, Jack Blystone
Run fer the hills! They’s a-feudin’! The
year was 1810. As the feud between the Canfields and the McCays comes to a boil
there remains one descendant, a one-year-old boy named Willie McCay. His mother
decides that he will not suffer the same abuse as his family. So she sends him
to live in New York until her death twenty years later. Hearing the news of her
death Willie travels south to claim the estate, wary of the feud. En route he
begins to fall in love with a woman on the train, never suspecting that she’s
the daughter of the house of Canfield. Upon arrival her family discovers who he
is and begins a one-sided feud against him. When the girl invites him to
supper, her father puts away his weapon, saying that their code forbids them to
kill a rival neighbor when he’s a guest in their home. When Willie overhears
this he decides to become a permanent guest. This send-up of the legendary
Hatfield-McCoy feud of the late 1800s is entertaining throughout, blending
comedy, action, and terrific stunt-work (all done by Keaton), making this a
true classic of the era.
OUR RATING— ***
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