This, my friends, is the whole reason I began this blog. The Glass Character, in case you haven't heard, is the name Harold Lloyd...

A memorable Harold Lloyd reaction shot from  Girl Shy.  Harold plays a yokel whose book "How t...

Inexplicably, after nearly giving up my Harold Lloyd Facebook page (in fact, after nearly giving up, period: ever feel kinda suicida...

Somehow the bleakness of Bartok's Concerto for Orchestra expresses Harold's grief at being mocked at the big dance better than ...

Another of my incongruous attempts to glom classical music onto scenes from Harold Lloyd. It almost works, in this case. This is the rac...

Experimental filmmaking at its most wretchedly primitive. I got thinking: what if I rescored some of the great moments from Harold Lloyd...

Since I finally figured out how to use the video camera, mainly to photograph all the wildlife in the back yard, I'm experimenting w...

A great pratfall with obvious sexual connotations. Note that she doesn't get up for a long time. Though he tries to ignore it, sh...

YES: it's here in gif form, at long last, after  seven years of waiting: my favorite scene from my absolute-favorite Harold Ll...

At last:  my love has come along!  Harold Lloyd, who has obsessed my brain and ruled my heart for SIX years, is ready to show his face o...

I'd heard rumors, but I had never actually seen Harold Lloyd in a Mack Sennett comedy. He spent a year in the studio back in 1915, lo...

My new Facebook cover. OK, it ain't much from here, but it feels like a find to me. My favorite Harold Lloyd film of all tim...

Compare and contrast: one is dark and moody - in fact it's kind of broody - Fritz Lang's 1927 expressionist masterpiece, Metrop...

OK, then. I've told you all about Lloyd synchronicity, and in case you don't remember what it is, it's examples of the name ...