Steamboat Bill, Jr. Tickets

Steamboat Bill, Jr. is a celebrated figure in early American cinema, best known for a landmark 1928 silent comedy featuring Buster Keaton. Directed by Charles Reisner and distributed by Cohen Media Group, the film is renowned for its precision stunt where Keaton stands still as a building facade collapses around him — a gag that remains one of cinema’s most iconic moments. While not a standalone contemporary performer with active social channels, Steamboat Bill, Jr. continues to be celebrated through film restorations, festival appearances, and educational screenings.

Below, you’ll find a concise biography, notable film highlights, and upcoming tour dates where audiences can experience this classic with live accompaniment or in museum showcases across the United States.

For the latest information, follow Cohen Media Group’s official channels and the venues hosting these screenings. If you’re organizing an event or a retrospective, we can help connect you with reliable sources and reliable screening formats to bring Steamboat Bill, Jr. to your city.