Known for elaborately choreographed and life-threatening stunts, his unflappable demeanor in films like One Week and Steamboat Bill, Jr. earned him the nickname "The Great Stone Face."  
Among his greatest admirers was Samuel Beckett, who offered him a role in his motion picture Film. He made an appearance late in his career playing himself in Sunset Boulevard, but his most famous work began as a customer buying molasses in 1917's The Butcher Boy starring Fatty Arbuckle. Known for elaborately choreographed and life-threatening stunts, his unflappable demeanor in films like One Week and Steamboat Bill, Jr. earned him the nickname "The Great Stone Face."  FTP, who is this silent-film giant, star of Sherlock Jr. and The General?
Among his greatest admirers was Samuel Beckett, who offered him a role in his motion picture Film.
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