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15) Luke the Dog
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Luke the Dog was an endearing canine star in several silent films with the comedic duo Fatty Arbuckle and Buster Keaton. His greatest role was in The Butcher Boy (1917), which featured him as a naturally charming butler with impeccable comedic timing. More often than not, Luke played a loyal companion to the protagonist, adding a lot of humor and heart to the film. His role in The Butcher Boy was a perfect example of how he could easily fit into slapstick comedy, proving he was a versatile animal actor. Luke's performances are a testament to the enduring appeal of animal stars in early Hollywood cinema.
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