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  • Stan and Ollie

    Watched it for the 1st time last night. Absolutely brilliant. Reilly and Coogan had them off to a tee.
    Quite sad in parts as well.
    Don’t think i’ve ever met anyone, of any age, that didn’t find them funny.

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    I took my dad to see this when the film came out three years ago. So pleased that I did. Dad had seen them live in the 50’s in Birmingham so it may well have been the tour that this film refers to. He said they were terrible. He was a big fan and he was sad that they were well past their best. We both really enjoyed the film.

    My dad passed away last February.

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      I watched it on Friday night. Enjoyable film. I used to love watching them on TV when I was a kid.

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        Haven't seen it but saw it was on.

        They were my late dad's favourites too, along with the Marx Brothers.

        Charlie Chaplin had nothing on L&H for me.

        Classic comedy.

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          Apparently being interviewed once Stan Lauel was asked if it was true that when they got paid for a film that he got 60% and Hardy only got 40%.
          He said it was and when asked why his reply was, "Because he's stupid." :hehe:

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            Out of that era, I thought The Marx Brothers we’re head and shoulders above the rest with Groucho being the top dog.

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              Originally posted by Pearcey3 View Post
              I took my dad to see this when the film came out three years ago. So pleased that I did. Dad had seen them live in the 50’s in Birmingham so it may well have been the tour that this film refers to. He said they were terrible. He was a big fan and he was sad that they were well past their best. We both really enjoyed the film.

              My dad passed away last February.
              Sorry for your loss,but i bet the film brought back happy memories.

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                Originally posted by splott parker View Post
                Out of that era, I thought The Marx Brothers we’re head and shoulders above the rest with Groucho being the top dog.
                Oh yeah , completely off the wall humour

                Like The Odd Couple , Walter Mattaue was a funny bloke

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                  Originally posted by splott parker View Post
                  Out of that era, I thought The Marx Brothers we’re head and shoulders above the rest with Groucho being the top dog.
                  "One morning I shot an elephant in my pajamas. How he got in my pajamas I'll never know"

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                    Originally posted by MacAdder View Post
                    "One morning I shot an elephant in my pajamas. How he got in my pajamas I'll never know"
                    “I could dance with you until the cows come home”.......”Second thoughts, I’ll dance with the cows until you come home”

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                      Originally posted by splott parker View Post
                      “I could dance with you until the cows come home”.......”Second thoughts, I’ll dance with the cows until you come home”
                      I don't want to be associated with any club that would have someone like me as a member

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                        Just watched it, then saw this on the message board. Loved them as a kid is the 60s. John C Reilly is excellent as Hardy

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                          A very sweet film. I was very glad that Herself and I went to see it when it came out. It's not often that I leave a cinema feeling uplifted, but this was one such occasion.

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                            Love the absurdity of "excuse me please, my ear is full of milk" :hehe:

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                              Originally posted by splott parker View Post
                              Out of that era, I thought The Marx Brothers we’re head and shoulders above the rest with Groucho being the top dog.
                              Indeed. Stan and Ollie leave me cold.

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