The article traces the evolution of cinema, contrasting the golden age of visual comedy represented by legends like Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton with the modern dominance of visual-effects-driven blockbusters. It highlights how these actors captivated audiences not only through their comedic talents but also via groundbreaking technical achievements. The discussion leads into a new video that showcases the intricate stunts these comedians performed, demonstrating the blend of skill and innovation that characterized their work, providing a historical context for today's cinematic spectacles.
Even a century ago, many moviegoers expected two experiences above all: to be wowed and to be made to laugh. No wonder that era saw visual comedians like Harold Lloyd, Buster Keaton, and Charlie Chaplin become not just the most famous actors in the world, but some of the most famous human beings in the world.
Staying on top required not just serious performative skill, but also equally serious technical ingenuity, as explained in the new Lost in Time video above.
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