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Harold Lloyd: Big Man on Campus is a fascinating visual essay that digs into the lesser-known corners of Lloyd's world. John Bengtson, who’s got a knack for uncovering the layers of silent film history, takes us on a journey through the locations used in The Freshman. It's interesting how he juxtaposes Lloyd's comedic genius with the real-life settings of college life and football—those scenes resonate differently when you see the actual places. There’s a nice pacing to the storytelling, keeping you engaged while you soak in the rare behind-the-scenes stills from Lloyd’s own archive. It really gives you a sense of Lloyd’s impact on early Hollywood and the charm of that era, all while celebrating the craft of filmmaking itself. Worth a watch for anyone who appreciates this old school style.
Explores real locations from The FreshmanFeatures rare stills from Lloyd's archiveInsightful commentary on early Hollywood
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