The Bowery Boys: Legends of Laughter | Tribute Documentary | Full Movie | Comedy Legends
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- It’s 30 years of film clips, rare interviews, out-takes, stills, and more in this tribute to the films and private lives of the comedy legends known as The Bowery Boys. Stories by the cast, actors, directors, and writers, too.
Stars: Leo Gorcey, Huntz Hall
Directed by Mark Gilman
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Love, love, love The Bowery Boys films. They just make me happy.
Terrible. The number of "Bowery Boys" who would have actually wound up in the bowery. More than half would literally drink themselves to death.
Sach was the best. Blues Busters is one of my favorites
I grew up watching the Bowery Boys. Loved them then and some 60 years later, I'm still watching. Have them all on DVD. Great comedy never dies. 🥰
When I was growing up in the San Francisco Bay Area. KBHK-44 would air The Bowery Boys on Saturday afternoons alongside Abbott & Costello, Shirley Temple, and Marx Brothers movies. Those were the days.
I remember first seeing"The East Side Kids" and"The Bowery Boys"films on "Eastside Comedy..saturday afternoons on WNEW TV Ch.5 in NYC..as far back as the early 1960's.
Love the East Side Kids and Gorcey!
It's an odd sadness when you hear these stories and are either the same age or older than all these amazing guys when they died. I mean, dying at 42 from alcoholism. just so sad. You wish they could have been recognized in their own time for what they did.
I, having read numerous times, that this acting ensemble group, in the NY theater play, "The Dead-End Kids," shocked audiences with their portrayals. Seeing several of their movies, as a boy in the 1950s, I often wondered why. I thought all to be mediocre actors, particularly Leo Gorcey. To me, "Sach." was the best actor. Even as a young boy, already a movie buff, the plots were dismal repetitions of each other. The faces, clothes, plots, and acting was monotonous. I did appreciate the narrow lens efforts and cheesy sets. I often wondered if "Louie," the candy store operator, was actually Leo Gorcey's father in real life. But Saturday afternoon at the Ritz theater, admission a dime, scads of B-Westerns, serials, and "comedy movies," conditioned me to accept passing time in an air-conditioned theater. I'm not a snob but these movies weren't even second-class productions. My present nostalgia is due to me being old. I search out these movies to see my boyhood again via clothes, cars etc. Thanks for an informative film.
Typical of NYC, always trouble makers
Leroy's name is pronounced Lee Roy.
❤❤❤❤ Still amazing comic talents.
Early 80s on WFLD in Chicago is what got me hooked. Then mid 80s on WGN at 3:30 am Monday mornings. Every Monday I would set my alarm, watch till 5am and go back to bed before school. Love these guys.
Too bad they won't put those movies up for free. I have all of em on VHS but I'm too lazy to grab the dumb flat out and hook it up to the VHS. I wonder who's got the legal strangle hold on these Bowery boys movies? Here's hoping they'll put em up free real soon. A few years ago they did put up DIG THAT URANIUM which came out in 1955. That was the second last movie with Leo gorcy in it. However even that one was pulled.
i enjoyed the series ---
but i do not remember seeing any of the movies with the black kid--i guess showing those are not pc and considered offensive. but then the name of the actor is basically erased from history like aunt jemima pancake and uncle ben's rice and the indian maiden on the butter (which was the artwork of an indian--double erasure!)
but they are fighting back. a black dude named cousin T refuses to be erased and developed his own pancake mix brand with his face on the products--good for him!!!
I've watched Ghosts on the Loose (1943) with the stereotypical black kid in it right here on UA-cam.
@susanbarackman-artist7670...How in the heck did you bring Aunt Jermima and Uncle Ben into this? Hilarious! Showing the black kid is not pc? What? His name was Sammie and he did nothing embarrassing like some of the other racist roles some were forced to play back then. They show the movies with him in it quite a bit on tv. I and my friends were black, and we had no problem with his parts.
@susanbarackman-artist7670...Sis I spoke too soon. We never saw the watermelon scene and that stuff. Some things were edited out when movies hit television. My apologies I get your point now. I don't know why that was put in for this documentary. It's suspect.
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