Here Comes Trouble (1948) HAL ROACH COMEDY
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- Опубліковано 1 гру 2013
- Stars: William Tracy, Joe Sawyer, Emory Parnell
Director: Fred Guiol
A newspaper publisher is being blackmailed by a burlesque queen, and he sends one of his reporters to talk to her. When the girl is murdered, the reporter, the publisher and the publisher's daughter all come under suspicion! - Фільми й анімація
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Sometimes silly is just what's needed. Thanks.
I'm a sucker for Hal Roach comedies and this is a good one.
LOVE THESE OLD MOVIES!!!
This was a good one. Very funny! 😄
Exciting short flick!
Stupifyingly stupid...one terrific movie. How they write a script to flow that fast!!!!!!!! Loved it 🇬🇧
These movies are so good. Thank you.
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There were some really funny moments in this!
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@PizzaFlix Thank you for this hilarious movie. I burst out laughing so many times.
VERY FUNNY.
DOUBLEDAY REMINDS OF A YOUNG DAGWOOD.
Love old movies from Oklahoma city makes me happy
Tasteful laughs galore. Keystone Cops beware....
Originally released (in Cinecolor) in March 1948. This was the last of the "Dodo & Ames" comedies he produced. Hal Roach Jr. revived them for two films- in 1951 {"As You Were"} and 1952 {"Mr. Walkie Talkie"}.
A riot! As good a silver screen bit of burlesque you will ever see.
That scene in the theatre is about the funniest thing I've ever seen
I just loved it❤❤❤
Fair Catch! He raised his arm and declared "fair catch" to field the punted diary from his girlfriend. The mob stopped and held up until he caught the punted diary and then mobbed him. I almost busted a gut. This ain't high brow stuff, just plain funny. Thanks for posting. As an old time Little Rascal and Laurel & Hardy fan, I love this stuff.
I recognized the man who cuts Dorian's tie ; none other than Charles Middleton, who played Emperor Ming in Buster Crabbe's three Flash Gordon movies.
Very cute.
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Interesting - I never heard of this film, but knew of Hal Roach comedies. I gave this one a chance, and at about 9:30, after the office hazing and Doubleday gets on the elevator, HaHa, I was laughing OUT LOUD that whole scene! It was played really well, especially by the others in the elevator, and the black elevator operator! Really funny.
This IS quite a silly,funny,nearly slapstick type of comedy! At times it's hard to" believe" what is happening in the film,however,once a person becomes" taken" by the film,it's easier to enjoy! Thanks,PizzaFlix,for sharing this quite " unusual" movie!
THEY NEED MORE FILMS LIKE THIS INSTEAD OF VIOLENCE.
@@autumnt.allgood8895 No violence? A woman was assassinated and the end of the film was fighting and shooting. Earlier a cop beat up an innocent man after even earlier falsely trying to convict an innocent man. What do you call violence?
@@autumnt.allgood8895 It doesn't seem like you even watched it. You just came here to yell.
I liked it. The girls were pretty too.
very funny great movie thank you
I laughed so much I peeed the bed 😂🍼
Better get that checked! 😜
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Thanks so much for posting. Roach was struggling to keep his studio afloat in the new post war economy. He had sold Our Gang and Laurel and Hardy to MGM. He was try to sell features and hour long films to accompany features. Here we have an example of bad writing, so-so acting, mis casting.... Years later Roach realized that he had made a mistake. He could have kept his studio out of hock if he had made well done one hour films with name actors. That would have worked for a decade or so. Then the film business because all features, no accompanying films. By then Roach would have been too old to work anyway.
Definitelly a curio...a historic entry into the Hal Roach legacy....really not a bad film. Any scenes from the back lot? I'm going to watch this now...
Originally filmed and released in Cinecolor. A print exists............
Thanks Barry. I'm always seeking the best prints. I will go back to our archive and see if we have a color print. 2 strip Cinecolor doesn't hold up well over time, some prints are so faded that it is sometime best to go B&W. PFG
Well, Roach didn't exactly "sell" Laurel & Hardy; he and Stan parted company after "Block-Heads", and Hardy remained with the studio to film "Zenobia". Then, he brought them together again for two more pictures, and both left the Roach studio towards the end of 1940. If you're talking about their two and three-reelers MGM originally distributed (with his "Our Gang" shorts), yes. Roach reacquired them in 1948, and made some good money reissuing them theatrically, and on television.
This was the last of the Tracy & Sawyer features Roach produced. In 1951, Hal Roach Jr. resurrected them for two more service comedies, "As You Were" and "Mr. Walkie Talkie".
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This was made in Cinecolor. I suppose this copy originated with a 16mm b/w tv print at some point.
What corn !
It's good with butter.
@20:25- just behind "Mr. Blake", there's a blond woman? Hadn't seen her before- weird.
I've noticed that when you have decent movies from back then when gals were decently dressed and pretty, it never fails - modern day guys have to make "certain" comments and what they would do to these gals. Pathetic!!
How ironic 1948 bad guys posing as good citizens 🤔 imagine that!》》》☆
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I'd plow Penny till next July ... !!
Me too!
old, slapstick, not very funny
I loved the elevator scene at 9:30 - really funny.
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