My Wife’s Relations

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My Wife’s Relations is a 1922 silent comedy film starring Buster Keaton, known for its slapstick humor about a man who is mistakenly married into a rough-and-tumble family.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American film
short film
silent comedy film
associatedWith First National Exhibitors’ Circuit
basedOn original screenplay
cinematographyBy Elgin Lessley
coDirector Eddie Cline
countryOfOrigin United States
director Buster Keaton
distributor First National Pictures
era silent film era
featuresCharacter Buster Keaton character mistakenly married into a rough family
featuresMiseEnScene rough-and-tumble family household
filmFormat black-and-white
hasActor Buster Keaton
Joe Roberts
Kate Price
Mary Foy
Monte Collins
Sidney Bracey
Tom Wilson
Wheeler Oakman
hasFilmTechnique physical stunts
sight gags
hasGenre comedy film
slapstick film
hasIntertitles English intertitles
hasMaritalPlot man mistakenly married into a tough family
hasPreservationStatus surviving print exists
hasProductionType independent production
hasSlapstickHumor true
hasTheme domestic conflict
family misunderstandings
mistaken marriage
isBlackAndWhite true
mainCharacterPortrayedBy Buster Keaton
notableFor Buster Keaton’s deadpan performance
physical comedy set pieces
originalLanguage Silent
partOf Buster Keaton filmography
productionCompany Buster Keaton Productions
releaseYear 1922
runtimeMinutes 25
starring Buster Keaton
timePeriodDepicted early 20th century urban setting
writtenBy Buster Keaton
Eddie Cline

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