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Laurel & Hardy – The Dear Relatives 1936
Stan and Ollie Both lead orderly lives with their wives.
One day, the two twin brothers who were believed to be dead appear Thick and stupid in the city and cause quite a stir there.
As a die beiden After a date with two ladies in a beer garden, they can't pay the bill, so they leave a deposit that the waiter gives back to the fake twins.
From now on the mischief continues and the mix-ups never end.
Release Date: October 30, 1936 (first published)
Director: Harry LachmanSeason number: 14Episode number: 2Air date: October 30, 1936
Source: Laurel and Hardy: The Doppelgangers
Source: Ball primrose
Comments on – Thick and Stupid – The Dear Relatives 1936
- @1Latexus There will hardly be anyone who can't watch these two over and over again, regardless of whether they are silent films or already with sound 🙂
- @Michael Klaws I'm a huge fan of both of them, "The Dear Relatives" is definitely one of Laurel/Hardy's better feature films.
- The scene with James Finlayson at the table, who gets hit in the jaw with the light bulb in his mouth...and other subsequent actions - simply slapstick at its best.🙂😆
- @Wolfgang Schnitzler The two are unforgettably the kings of Comedy, directly behind Jerry Lewis and Doris Day in third place you can kick the Resr into the bin, today's comedians are just embarrassingly stupid.
