Stan & Ollie | Official US Trailer HD (2018)
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- Опубліковано 20 лис 2018
- Directed by: Jon S. Baird
Screenplay by: Jeff Pope
Starring: Steve Coogan, John C. Reilly, Nina Arianda, Shirley Henderson
Laurel & Hardy, one of the world’s great comedy teams, set out on a variety hall tour of Britain in 1953. Diminished by age and with their golden era as the kings of Hollywood comedy now behind them, they face an uncertain future. As the charm and beauty of their performances shines through, they re-connect with their adoring fans.
The tour becomes a hit, but Stan & Ollie can’t quite shake the specter of Laurel and Hardy’s past; the long-buried ghosts, coupled with Oliver’s failing health, start to threaten their precious partnership. A portrait of the most tender and poignant of creative marriages, they are aware that they may be approaching their swan song, trying to rediscover just how much they mean to each other.
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Fun Fact when I went with my parents me and my brother were the only kids who were there. The theatre was filled with the older generation but no kids. I and my brother were the only 12 and 7 years old (at the time I'm older now) and it was a strange but cool experience. Especially since a couple of the people asked us if we actually knew who the people were and we could name the countless movies we watched with my father and other tidbits of facts we learned of the comedy duo. It was then that I realized how lucky I was to have a dad who was obsessed with the famous people that ruled the 1900s. He might be older than most peoples dad when their a kid and he might have grey hair and wrinkles but that doesn't mean he isn't any less than a dad. Thanks for introducing me to Oliver Hardy/Stanley Laurel, The three Stooges, Eddie Cantor, Charlie Chaplin, The Honeymooners, etc. You truly were the best
Your comments are beautiful and heartfelt.
Wow. Whoever you are, thanks for this comment. You kind of made my night with it. I’m an older guy at 42 and my lady who’s 12 years younger is starting to talk to me a lot about having a child. Your comment helps me to be less afraid of being an older dad.
Mr. Stan Laurel was a neighbor when I was a little girl in Santa Monica. He was the nicest man to all of us children that used to pester him with out visits.
but how is this movie mam?
That is amazing! They were wonderful human beings!
I saw Muhammad Ali come out of a magic shop on Hollywood Blvd and get into a big Cadillac. one day. No comparison of course. heh-heh. Al Capone tipped my gra'mom twenty bucks when she was waitress, pregnant with my mom. He told her "Buy your baby some shoes".
it is said he was listed in the public phone book and anyone could call him
@@larrysingleton2864 My grandma told me about how on a couple of occasions Al Capone would come give her family money and hand out turkeys on Thanksgiving. He had a
little hideout in Bass Lake, Indiana where my grandma lived at the time. The author of The Wizard of Oz also had a house in Bass Lake. There's a really small town near
there called Toto. Some believe that was the inspiration for Toto the dog. My grandma also picked apples in Belle Gunness's orchards. Belle (often called "Hell's Bell)
murdered around 40 people (Mostly men who she dated or married) on her "Murder Farm" in LaPorte, Indiana. My grandma had quite the life.
I watched the movie. My heart was broken. Not because it was a good or bad movie. But laurel and hardy is who I grew up with. The only two people I would watch, again and again. Thank you Stan. Thank you Oliver. Thank you for the laughter, the joy. Thank you for the memories................... Thank you.
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And thank you, D Delaney, for sharing your sentiment. The world is a lesser place since the passing of Laurel & Hardy. I’m now 74 and it is clear we don’t live here forever. But when I get to the other side I will try to look these two up and thank them. They brought much laughter into my life.
A wonderful film. Really good performances of two of the biggest comics ever. Their touching friendship beautifully portrayed. Long before Abbot and Castello, or Martin and Lewis, there was "Laurel and Hardy" ! Comic geniuses in timing and laughter. I've loved them ever since I was a kid and I was born in 1945. May they keep God laughing ! 💙
"I'm going to miss us when we're gone..." that scene broke me in the cinema
captlaserrage there is something about that line. I heard it somewhere else. Someone was dying in bed and they said to their spouse....I’m going to miss you. That threw me head first into the wood chipper. The dying person saying they are going to miss the OTHER person. Such a profound an touching and heartbreaking thing to say.
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i didnt understand that line. he says im gonna miss us when were gone. and stanley says so will you. am i missing something?? it seems like it was said wrong. it doesnt make sense to me lol
@@charlietamez1225 I believe it was their type of comedy. Laurel always said goofy things. I think he was just doing it to hide his pain....made a joke out of the situation....
The thing about Laurel and Hardy is they only had two things going for them. Talent and genius...
Damn right
And a great enduring friendship and affection for each other.
Can't have it all, eh?
I would say "each other"...
@@Blitz-dm3kv Each other is 2 things. Stan had Ollie, that's 1 thing, Ollie had Stan, that's 1 thing. 1+1 = 2. See how that works? Easy Peasy Japanesey.
Watched this tonight. It was an excellent Movie. Steve Coogan and John C. Reilly deserve Oscars
Indeed they do!
They both were amazing. Ditto for the entire movie.
I watched it last week while flying from London to Florida. All the movies on offer were junk, with the exception of this one.
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I agree !
I am now 39yrs old and remember going to Blockbuster video as a kid in the late 1980's and renting VHS tapes of these guys. Can't wait to see this movie.
This movie is going to make me cry, I just know it.
The trailer practically makes me cry, so yeah...
I feel too....
I already am!
A mí también. Eran mis favoritos cuando era niño y los recuerdo con mucho cariño.
Me too. They where my favorites when I was a kid and I love that couple.
Are you kidding? I've seen the first trailer many, many times, and I've cried almost every time. Now this new one has me blubbering all over again!
lovely film. Everybody should go and see it at this time. Shows that no matter how much the chips are down - Love, loyalty and laughter will get you through. RIP Stan & Ollie.
I loved watching my dad's Laurel and Hardy VHS collection as a kid! (I'm currently 22)
Can't wait to see this movie! I'm so glad these icons are getting attention again. :)
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All the errors in it have me in tears.
Exactly the same except I'm 15
@@mrsbrownandhercat What do you mean?
@@mrsbrownandhercat Troll.
RIP Stan Laurel (June 16, 1890 - February 23, 1965), aged 74
And
RIP Oliver Hardy (January 18, 1892 - August 7, 1957), aged 65
You both will be remembered as legends.
Just got back from the cinema and this movie was a masterpiece. I felt heartbreak to see it end. Two people that we’ll never forget.
Lovely surprise. John C Reilly deserved the Oscar that year. He was magic
@@peterzangBoth lead actors deserve an Oscar.
do they both really live up to the original characters stan and oliver ? reason i ask is i never seen the pice of this honor movie .@@bradwilliams1691
Grew up watching L&H on my dads Super 8 equipment in the 70’s. This tribute is long overdue. Long live Laurel and Hardy
Just been to see this film- dear lord absolute kudos to Coogan and Reilly. So many people have 'had a go' at portraying the genius of Stan and Ollie and always came up short. These two actors became them. I cried involuntarily many times during the film at the pathos of it all. I'm 66 and was expecting to be tutting internally at another failed attempt - none of it. If , like me, you love Stan and Ollie see this film. The actresses portraying the wives were brilliantly cast as well. A must.
Joe Morris I agree. The wives in the movie are very interesting, entertaining, and have both personality and sensitivity in spades. I think they hold each other's hand in a tense moment in a theatre scene. The film was unexpectedly quite moving, particularly towards the end and the end of the road, touring-wise, for L&H. It was the end of an era. And the two of them were going out not on film but on stage, where it all began, just ahead of the advent of television. I think Groucho Marx said comedy is the hardest thing to get right in acting. There are no second takes on stage. My feeling was, when looking at them dance their Way Out West jig at movie's end, and we see only their silhouettes from behind in the bright stage lights, with the full house somewhere beyond, my feeling was at that moment in my seeing L&H as flesh and blood individuals who had a job to do. And it was a much needed and honourable job in making themselves universally appealing by making people laugh. How people needed laughter then! And how much we miss that sincerity to universally appeal in today's world!
There are people still alive today who knew L&H. They're very old. And soon they will kick the bucket. Die! I hope they get to watch this. Dick Van Dyke of Mary Poppins fame who is still going knew Stan. For instance.
I totally agree with you the were incredible, at times I thought I was watching the real Stan and Ollie, one thing I will say true legends never die
I am 21 and haven't cried in front of my family since I was 9. I am watching this at the cinema with them tomorrow and I just cried watching the trailer. I watched these guys growing up and love them to bits. God help me
Just watched this movie and came here to read comments with tears in my eyes
To me Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy were without any doubt in my mind the greatest comedy double act that ever lived. I loved them and can't wait to see this loving movie tribute to them.
Coogan and Reilly really did Lauren and Hardy justice - the mannerisms, the cadence, everything is done with great talent and fantastic respect
Throughout my childhood my whole family would sit down together to watch Laurel & Hardy in “Babes in Toyland” aka “March of the Wooden Soldiers” every Christmas. They were so amazing together. These actors seem to capture their spirit.
Our family used to sit at 7am to watch their shorts on TV (Dad, Mom, younger brother and me). For a whole year our day wouldn't start without them. How happy we were! What a way to start the day.
Can't find the words for how brilliant this movie is........Absolute magic.... Both deserve an Oscar.
Anyone disliking this has frankly got no soul. Whether you like them or not, whether you find them funny or not, whether you remember the old black & white movies or not, it's sweet harmless fun.
Went to see this last night.... What a fantastic job both Steve and John do as Stan and Oliver..... Very highly recommended.
Brill film. Spent most of time awe struck at how much the actors looked like the real Laurel and Hardy
"I loved us."
"You loved Laurel and Hardy, but you never loved me!"
This line alone deserves an Oscar.
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That line is pure cheesy crap
@monkeytennis8861 You're too cynical if you think that's cheesy.
I am currently 24, I remember my grandpa gifting me a DVD set of Laurel and Hardy when I was 10 or 11. I thought he was crazy for getting me some black and white movies. Boy was I wrong. I have loved Laurel and Hardy ever since. Thank you Grandpa.
I grew up watching Laurel and Hardy with my Dad on TV in England. I was slightly skeptical of this movie, but it looks to be made with the right actors, and true love fir these slightly flawed but perfect comedians. I simply cannot wait...the trunk joke is brilliant... i will need tissues, to wipe my tears of joy and sadness.
Its a shame this trailer doesn't have 154M views. These guys to this day put the Comedy in Genius. I was grateful to be watching them growing up I'm 29 now and ill forever be grateful for laurel and hardy. these are comedy gods. and they barely said a word in their skits back then. genius.
I shall enjoy this. Coogan a genius! Is there anything John C Reilly can’t do? Wish my ol da was alive so we could watch this together 💚
John C Reilly can't play Bond...James Bond
Mine too. He was a kid in Mexico in the late 1920's -late 1930's and used to go to the theatres to watch them . His favorite till he passed.
Coogan may be a genius but hes no Stan laurel , Stan was way beyond genius
A masterpiece can't wait to see it
i can't stop to cry when i watch the trailer... 😭😭
Being a huge S&O fan I was reluctant to watch this film. Nobody could impersonate them. I had seen dozens fail miserably. Bloody hell was I wrong. Both actors' performances are scarily brilliant. It's not just a random series of sketches but a beautiful story about love and friendship. I cry my eyes out every time I watch it
The greatest comedic genius duo of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. Perfect timing, 100 per cent talent comprising not only comedy but musical, writing and direction, physical comedy expression beyond amazing and a respect and professional code of honor for their craft sorely lacking today. Cannot be praised enough for the truly great joy they brought to each succeeding generation and for generations to come. Our world was better from having them entertain and lift our hearts and at a loss when they left.
I can't agree more. I read your descriptions with a smile remembering why they could and can always make me feel better after watching anything they did. There will never be anyone like those two as a comedy double act. Every other comedy duo now and since owes them a great debt of gratitude.
This looks really good. In the 1980s my Grandfather shows me Laurel and Hardy on VHS and I loved them. Some cherished memories and also raise a smile when I hear the “Cuckoo” song.
My Grandad showed me some VHS tapes in the 80's too. They featured a girl called Laurel, and she gave me a 'hardy'. Does this count?
The greatest comedy duo of all time, my absolute childhood favorite.
The 2 seconds of the dance at 01:58 puts me in tears every time, along with the two setups prior: "H-How's your knee??"..."It hurts"...Then "Are you sure?"..."I can do this!"...and then the brief clip of the dance, and there's the look of pained determination in Ollie's face. I break down every time.
My all time favorite comedy duo,above all,they are the best and is about time there is a film about them. The actors are superb!! Bravo!!
Really want to see this, I love Laurel and Hardy - comedy genius(es), impeccable timing! There has never been another comedy duo like them!
John C Reilly was great as Oliver Hardy he should be nominated for a Oscar
This is John C Reily’s finest role.
Best comedy double act bar none used to be in tears of laughter watching them.Stan was born in the same town as my gran Ulverston.
My grandmother introduced me to Laurel & Hardy when I was a kid. I had a video on VHS and I remember watching it so many times. It was such a genuin, funny and respectful comedy for all the family. Even though we had Disney then, even though it was black and white and we had DVD then. There were some really funny moments. I wish I could find that VHS tape today. These short clips on UA-cam do not do them justice. Bless you 👏👏👏
Never seen a trailer that made me cry. Until now 😍
Can not wait for this film. I grew up watching Laurel and Hardy, Harold Lloyd. Their are some many good comic actors today. Many would probably say that Stan and Ollie were their inspiration. Stan and Ollie were truly exceptional in the world of comic film. I’m looking forward to reliving my youth for a couple of hours. Bring it on 👍
Us Irish gave them a great welcome. Last time they preformed was in Ireland. My Dad watched them at the pictures in the 40s and we grew up watching them on the telly. Brilliant so they were and took advantage of by Hal Roach etc. RIP in peace Stan and Ollie.
Just watched this. It's a very heartfelt film, and as a screenwriter, I think the dialogue and acting was superb. John C. Reilly was amazing in Boogie Nights and Magnolia, and Steve Coogan is freaking hilarious! They should make more movies together!! 👍
Loved them as a boy growing up in the 60's. Brought a warmth to my heart
This movie is so good that I nearly cried.This one will always rank way up there among screen biographies.Coogan and Reilly are perfect. Laurel and Hardy should always be fondly remembered.
I was born in 1985 and grew up watching Laurel & Hardy, Abbot & Costello, and Red Skelton. They were and will always be my favorite comedians. I would buy any new video of them that I found and watch it repeatedly. To the people who made this happen, thank you. You all seemed to truly care about recreating them and telling their story. This is one of my all time favorite movies and I recommend that everyone watch this, even if you never heard of this duo before.
This movie is beautiful in every conceivable definition of the word.
When I was a child I watched these two guys i loved them. I would love to see this movie. 😊😊❤❤👍👏👏
A wonderful touching and gentle movie. The two leading men are miracles in Derby hats. Loved it.
Stan & Ollie. Masters of comedy & supreme legends. Nobody ever will surpass them.
Agree,but Marx Bros came close.Wonder what they would've been like together.I saw a clip of when they were the subject of This Is Your Life.They appeared stunned by the attention.Dont know when this films released but hope it's going to be on at our local because the last film I wanted to see was not,in spite of it being advertised in the booklet.Was not amused!
Loves The countryside abbot and Costello are pretty dam good also.
allan allen Only Lou Costello was funny, Abbott was an abrasive and annoying straight man, L&H on the other hand were both supremely funny and utterly adorable
allan allen laurel and hardy had comic timing down to a fine art. Ollie’s quick stare into the camera gets me every time.
MARX brothers were 10 times funnier
I'm already crying. I know a bit of their life story, and I can't wait to see this.
The trunk at the end; I can't stop crying with laughter!!!
And they have enough respect for the audience (as do you) to not have to explain it.
A nod to “The Music Box” I think.
@@animateangus - Hiya. Yes, or, if you're a Brit, the PG Tips Chimpanzees. *sniff * "You 'um it, son, I'll play it." All the best to you.
Exactly! The Music Box won the Academy Award that year for Best Short Film.
@@luckyzert There's a few touches like that in the film -nods to the Boys' films-that make it all the more brilliant. (Stan doing a Mrs Hardy by throwing something at Ollies head ! And a nod to Thicker than Water's great gag amongst others) True comedy
Just watched this movie after my brother told me how good it was. When I heard that
Steve Coogan was playing Stan, my immediate thought was, I can't imagine him playing
Stan Laurel. But, I have to say, he played the part really well, he had all of Stan's facial
expressions off too a tee. And, John C Reilly was absolutely Brilliant as Oliver Hardy.
They should team up and do some remakes of those old Laurel & Hardy films. This
movie is well worth a watch for any fan of their movies. Brilliant.
This is a sublime touchingly-made film about this much loved duo in the autumn of their careers and lives. The acting is spookily accurate and within the first minute or so of settling into the film you actually forget you are watching impressionists and not the real thing. For decades I have cried laughing whilst watching this pair's films but I have never actually cried watching Laurel & Hardy....until today. The highlight of the film for me was the 'Trail Of The Lonesome Pine' sketch which they did in its entirety; you just want to sing along. Watch out also for The Wives who are a double act in themselves; the film goes up a gear when they arrive.
Can't wait to see this!!!. Watching March of the wooden soldiers right now as I do every Christmas for the past 40 years😍😍😍😍
Just seen this. Both deserve an Oscar. A very good film
Wonderful film. Cannot praise it enough.
I saw this film. The tested friendship of two very different & very special personalities who truly loved each other.
Universal love for Stan and Ollie.
Watching both the UK and US trailers just to get every ounce of what lies in store when the film hits the cinema.
Ahh! I love the original Laurel & Hardy! But that ain't stopping me watching this!
I don't go to a lot of movies, but this is a must see.
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Completely agree, can't wait to see it.
I haven't been to a theater since 1983. I will see this.
Steven Mclean it is a lot different that it was 300 years ago blud a lot different
@@mrrumpledumple2132 What was a lot different?What are you on about....blud???
The pair gave some ever green moments of comedy. Love you always 'Laurel and Hardy'
Just watched the film, even before this i knew Stan and Ollie were ripped off all there lives, I remember laughing out loud with my family when i was 7 years old, i am now 61 and still love them, the film brought tears to my eyes, Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, I love you from the bottom of my heart, R.I.P.
I don't think this movie gets nearly the recognition it deserves. Absolutely perfectly acted and heartfelt. Great dialogue, beautifully shot - this is why people go to the movies.
They better do them justice! Two absolute legends of comedy!
I just watched Stan & Ollie and I am impressed by the cast. I have no word to express what I felt watching my childhood favourite characters in so much pain in their real life. All this years I was unaware of such a heartbreaking journey they've gone through. Thank You Sony Pictures Classic for bringing my favourite childhood friends back to me and showing what they suffered to bring happiness to our lives. Laurel & Hardy RIP. We loved you and we will always remember you. If you are that kid who watched them in your childhood so this is the time to bring back those memories, go and watch them in your nearest theater and make sure to carry loads of tissues. 😁😁😁😁 Laurel & Hardy😁😁😁😁
Some dust got in my eye near the end, and I could barely see through all the tears. ;>
Stan and Ollie are the best double act ever.
Very few people would disagree with that.
Wayne and Garth: Am I a joke to you?
so looking forward to seeing this... They simply where the best. True class , true friendship, truly fabulous double act.
A wonderful tribute a couple of men that dedicated their lives to bring happiness to the world! I have to thank the cast, crew and production studio for making a movie like this, and remembering these great men. I wish I could have met them and shook their hands in person. Although, I got pollen in my eyes at the end of the movie. I think it blew in through the vents. ;>
LOVED THIS MOVIE! I saw it alone Saturday, Feb 2 and enjoyed it so much I took the wife on Sunday, Feb 3. Fantastic performances by Coogan and Reilly, the wives as played by Shirley Henderson and Nina Arianda, and also the promoter, Rufus Jones. GO SEE THIS (it will make you cry)!
This movie looks wonderful and both actors are superb in their roles. Happy to be the 100th like in what should be 100,000 or a million likes. Can't wait for December 28th!
i'm only 40 but i remember their version of babes in toyland being my favorite version. I love Laurel and Hardy
Can't wait for this to open! I'm going to spend the big bucks and go see it in a proper theatre.
Love the reference to the movie music box when the trunk goes down the stairs.
Those dislikes are all from James Finlayson.
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Charlie Hall more like.
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D'OH!
For a moment i actually thought i was watching the real Laurel and Hardy,this movie is going to be magic.
my grandparents saw the guys back in the 30s ...this is about as close as it gets
Every year one movie stands above the rest. So far this year, that movie is Stan and Ollie.
so true!! ✨
A STAR IS BORN WAS FANTASTIC. ...AND THE TRAILER STOOD OUT FOR THAT TOO
The whole 14 days of the year? 😂
@@mattalcock2353 Look at when Michael's comment was written.
The scene that got me was the closing credits. After watching the movie and seeing footage of the real Stan and Ollie in their prime and looking so happy really got to me.
A film so good on so many levels.
Me and my brother watch Lauren and Hardy on dvd with my dad, they're so funny and always put a smile on my face :)
Wow!! John C Reilly is an anazing Ollie!! I have got to see this film!!! I am such a fan of the Laurel and Hardy shorts and films!! I love almost every one of them, from the early silents such as "We faw down", "Big business", "Habeus corpus", and "Liberty" to the 1930s talkie shorts such as "County hospital", "We come clean", "Them thar hills", and "The music box" (the trunk sliding down the stairs in this preview did a great impression of the piano sliding down the stairs in the short), to feature films such as "Way out west", "Blockheads", "Flying dueces", and "Saps at sea". They are all great!! I have got to see this biography of them. I will watch it within the next day
I've always been a Laurel and Hardy fan but was a bit taken aback at the casting of John C Reilly in it but boy!Was I wrong.He absolutely Owned the role.
It's a must watch,they are both absolutely excellent.Nailed both voices and mannerisms.
If there's any justice this has to clean up every award going.
This movie is a contrast between fiction and reality. It addresses to the audience the sweet and hardened journey the two comedians had to go through together; A world tour promoting more of their comedy acts performed to a live audience with a much more deeper iceberg behind this world tour. This involves Stan and Ollie's long and old friendship or even the future for the characters Laurel & Hardy.
It was a wild ride. This movie reveals a much more darker side and I recommend anyone to watch this. You get to learn more of what wasn't shown to the public.. Absolutely extraordinary.
The greatest comedy duo of all time
Amen
Looks AMAZING! The Academy better recognize this film!
They were wonderful in every way. These two actors seem to have conveyed that message, I can't wait to see it.
Just saw it and I absolutely loved it. Sweet, funny and a bit sad. If you're a fan of these 2 comedic geniuses, this is a must watch!
I can't wait!
Wonderful. Just wonderful. I love when a trailer puts in all the best parts of a film so you don't even have to see the movie.
A brilliant depiction of Stan and Ollies trip to the UK and reflecting on their past career in Hollywood. Steve Coogan and John C Reilly put in amazing performances so good that you forget that there are not Stan and Ollie themselves. Fans will love this film and it deserves all the plaudits it is receiving.
Icons never die.
Excellent movie! Brought back sweet childhood memories!
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Thank yo for bringing back the legends
An hats off and i would like to tel that I was honored t see the legends thank you to the director and producer of the film you did great work (sobbing)👏👏👏👏
Amazing how much they look like them! They've always been my favorites since I was a kid.
Two of my favourite actors, cannot wait to watch this in the cinema!
I love Stan and Ollie. When I first moved to Los Angeles in 1979 I got a star map to visit where Stan and Ollie lived. As a 24-year-old I went to see their houses before I went to see the Playboy mansion.. That’s how big of a fan I am. Always have been.
There is something interesting now in that in the film Stan and Ollie have an argument, whereas I saw an interview with Stan Laurel and he said in all the years they worked together they never had one cross word.
These guys are dead-ringers for the real Stan and Ollie.
I completely agree with you
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