The Reichenbach Fall

Sherlock | The Reichenbach Fall | Season 2 | Episode 3

Inside History Hub on Instagram: "In the 1924 silent comedy "Sherlock Jr.," film legend Buster Keaton pulled off one of the most creative visual effects of the early cinema era. Using a technique that looks like modern magic, Keaton appears to jump directly into a woman’s body, a feat achieved through incredibly precise editing and the use of a body double. Follow @insidehistoryHub for more The illusion was created by keeping the camera perfectly still and timing the jump to the exact frame. At

History Facts & Stories on Instagram: "Buster Keaton created one of the most astonishing illusions in his nineteen twenty four film Sherlock Junior. In the scene, he escapes a group of pursuers by appearing to jump directly through the body of a woman who is standing in his path. The moment was achieved through careful staging and precise choreography. Keaton placed the actress in front of a carefully prepared opening that matched the shape of her dress. When he leaped toward her, he passed clea

Sherlock: The Reichenbach Fall

Sherlock | The Reichenbach Fall | Season 2 | Episode 3

Does Moriarty die in the Reichenbach Fall? - TimesMojo