Three Times is a black-and-white silent comedy film starring American comedians Buster Keaton and Wallace Billie in 1923. Keaton wrote, directed, produced and starred in the first film (unlike Sabod (he only played it in 1920), Keaton structured the film like three short films. The structure is also used as a satire of D.W. Griffith's 1916 film "intolerance". Movies made in this way are a form of insurance for Studio. Despite his recognized success in the field of short film media, Keaton has not yet proved himself to be a novel star. If the project fails, the film will be divided into three short films, each covering one of the Times.
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