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The 21 pages that link to Mack Sennett, each with the reason it gives.

• SlapstickRelated: Keystone films popularized fast-paced chases and chaotic physical gags.

• Charlie ChaplinRelated: Sennett hired Chaplin for his first films and gave him an early screen platform.

• D. W. GriffithRelated: He and Griffith worked in the same early studio industry but became associated with sharply different screen traditions.

• Comedy filmRelated: His studio made fast-paced slapstick a defining form of early American film comedy.

• Keystone StudiosRelated: He founded the studio and directed its slapstick production system.

• The Gold RushRelated: Chaplin’s early Keystone work developed the comic craft he brought to this feature.

• Thomas H. InceRelated: Sennett’s Triangle partnership paired comedy production with Ince’s dramatic filmmaking.

• Annette KellermanRelated: Sennett’s film world overlapped with Kellerman’s transition from aquatic performance to screen acting.

• Josef von SternbergCompared with: Sennett's account of Sternberg's early work conflicts with Sternberg's own claims about his beginnings.

• Mabel NormandRelated: He employed Normand, directed her, and became her longtime professional and personal partner.

• Marie DresslerRelated: Sennett cast Dressler in Tillie's Punctured Romance, her first feature film.

• Roscoe ArbuckleRelated: Sennett hired Arbuckle and helped establish his career in slapstick comedy.

• Carole LombardRelated: Lombard began her film career as a teenager in a Sennett production.

• Florence LawrenceRelated: Lawrence appeared in early films associated with Sennett and the fast-growing American comedy industry.

• W. C. FieldsRelated: Sennett hired Fields for films that introduced his stage persona to movie audiences.

• Colleen MooreRelated: Moore’s early film work included appearances in productions associated with Sennett.

• Dorothy LamourRelated: Sennett gave Lamour early screen work before her leading roles at Paramount.

• Helen GibsonRelated: Gibson worked in an industry whose stunt-driven production culture also developed in comedy filmmaking.

• Marie PrevostRelated: Sennett hired Prevost for the Bathing Beauties, giving her an early route into screen acting.

• Norma TalmadgeRelated: Talmadge began her film career in his studio's short comedies.

• Olive ThomasRelated: Thomas’s early film work included productions associated with Sennett’s studio.