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"Seven Chances" is a classic comedy film directed by the legendary Buster Keaton, released in 1925. The story follows the character of James Shannon (played by Keaton), a young man who must find a bride before 7:00 PM in order to inherit a sizable fortune from his late grandfather. With the clock ticking, James embarks on a series of hilarious and increasingly absurd attempts to secure a wife, leading to a string of comedic misadventures. As James races against time to fulfill the unusual stipulation of his inheritance, he finds himself in a whirlwind of chaotic situations, accompanied by his loyal friend Billy Meekin (played by T. Roy Barnes). Along the way, James encounters various quirky characters and obstacles that stand in the way of his quest for true love. Filled with Buster Keaton's trademark physical comedy and inventive gags, "Seven Chances" is a delightful blend of humor and romance that has stood the test of time as a beloved classic of the silent film era. The film also features standout performances from Ruth Dwyer and Snitz Edwards, adding depth and charm to the whimsical storyline. With its timeless humor and heartwarming moments, "Seven Chances" remains a must-watch for fans of vintage comedies and romantic tales, showcasing Buster Keaton's unparalleled talent as a filmmaker and performer.
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