The Buster Keaton Story

The film does not include any representation of non-binary gender identities or LGBTQ+ individuals. It follows the social norms of the late 1950s.

Female characters such as Gloria Brent play crucial roles in advancing the male protagonist's career. However, their influence mainly supports the male lead’s professional growth.

The film reflects the homogenous casting practices of early 20th-century vaudeville, focusing on the journey of a white American performer.

The narrative highlights the American Dream through individual effort and resilience. It upholds traditional Western values and the importance of the studio system.

While the protagonist performs physically demanding comedy, there is no indication of disability being a central theme. No characters with neurodivergent conditions or chronic illnesses are featured.