Laurel and Hardy: Hats Off (FULL MOVIE)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- There are few film stars who are genuinely loved by their audiences, but back in the days of the silent movie, a comedy duo enjoyed that from the very beginning. Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, with their gentle mixture of slapstick and technical skill, brought laughter to millions through the 20th Century and are still continuing to generate laughter to this very day. Yet, like so many of the truly great Kings of Comedy, Laurel and Hardy often found it difficult to find laughter, peace, and contentment in their own lives and the story of the men behind the carefully constructed masks is both enlightening and entertaining. This program is a delightful celebration of the magic of Laurel and Hardy and a rare glimpse into the private lives of these two enigmatic men. From their earliest beginnings through to their final curtain calls, enjoy getting up close and personal with Stan and Ollie. It’s a relationship that started as a business arrangement and blossomed into one of the truest friendships Hollywood has ever known. Whether you’re young or simply young at heart, enjoy stepping back in time to discover the true story of Laurel and Hardy where fact will prove equally as fascinating as fiction.
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My grandfather worked his way through University of Pennsylvania playing piano in silent movie houses. He graduated in 1908 to become a civil engineer but many of the most joyful times in his life included that gig as a silent movie pianist. He loved all those movies.
Even now they are my favourite. I am 80 now they were a craze during 1950s.
You can take a deep dive into some of their best shorts on our sister channel, right here: www.youtube.com/@LaurelAndHardyShow
If only their silent 1927 comedy Hats Off could be found!
They are the best! My dad introduced to me when I was a pre-schooler! Since he worked shift work, he couldn’t always watch them with me, but he always asked me what “did Laurel and Hardy do today?” I in turn shared time with my son and daughter watching them and now my grandsons! God grant them eternal happiness!
Thanks for that story. My grandpa, who resembled stan laurel a bit , showed me laurel and hardy when I was a little boy.
Ironical that the greatest comedy pair that made the world a happy place to live with their laughter had several sad marital trysts. But they will live in our hearts and minds forever. Salute to them!
Thank goodness we got them on film. We can enjoy them together for many years to come.
Stan and Ollie are ETERNAL ☺👍
Wow. Very nice.
Have wonderful memories of my grandfather and i sitting in front of the black and white tv laughing as tears rolled down my grandfathers face from laughing so hard..these guys were the best!
The greatest comedians the first duo to make you laugh laurel and hardy will always be remembered there will never be any one like them.
I entirely agree with you
I agree!😊
My father's favorite comedians. My father and I used to watch their movies and laugh out loud. I miss and love you Dad..💔💔💔
The world was a better place because of these two. Gone but never forgotten
Great Chaps! Great Comedians! Great Talent! Rest in Peace and Thank you!
Absolute comedy geniouses,I can watch there films all day... true comedy legends...
They sure are😄😄
I love those boys. They brought me lots of joy and laughter all my life. Long may they live in their films
Excellent documentary.
Hats off as an actual movie was sadly never released and only few stills exists to this day.
Geweldig duo,Jammer dat de tijd vliegt.
My grandpa, who resembled stan laurel a bit , showed me laurel and hardy when I was a little boy.
They are two VERY FUNNY MEN WHO HAVE EVER LIVED
For such a large framed man Oliver Hardy was so graceful!
I love Laurel and Hardy. Thanks The Orchard on Demand
They are the best comedy team ever and don't get the credit they deserve 🎭
Comedy legends
very nice tribute doc to these two great men. Good job!
l love them!
I just wished Oliie didn't put himself down the way he did, not only was he quite talented in comedy and singing, he was quite a handsome man! And a gentleman, I loved them both, but Mr. Hardy is my favorite!
Haha, some right judgemental/fussy folks in the comment section, I love L & H & I’ve lost count how many times I’ve watched this documentary. Nothing like historical documentaries on slapstick comedy/old cinema movie making. On a side note, I’ve just seen Stan & Ollie in cinema, a very heartwarming film for L & H fans & a great introduction for people yet to discover them, the young kids esp!
Some assholes😃
So sad that they both had such trauma and stress in their personal life. They hid it well. RIP. I have so much fondness for these two individuals.
MACK AND MYER WAS THE BEST COMEDY TEAM EVER
FUCK U 😵
Ine of the best duo
This film has more opinion than history.
I wish to visit the museum dedicated to my favourite comic duo Stan and Ollie (Laurel and Hardy). This documentary proved that behind every laughing face pains always remain hidden that world does not need to know. But please don't call them as clowns, they were true comedians who make us laugh everyday even today. RIP my beloved comedians. Voila.
My greatest memories are watching these guys, Ma and Pa Kettle, and 3 Stooges with my dad. You know, family stuff.
Cool Thank you for Sharing l
I loved those guys!
Lovely. Thank you. L&H beautiful, amazing, comical and extremely talented duo. Wonderfully edited and narrated.
If only laurel&hardy could move that piano which is being played in the back ground. 😂😂😂
Look to Rome
Exactly. 😁
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I agree, soo irritating isn't it.. x 👍
I met Stan Laurel once and he was just as funny in real life
You must be really old then
That must have been great! Can you give us details please? I'd love to have met them.
Laurel and Hardy's comedy is timeless. And Ollie was that rarest of things, a straight man who could be absolutely hilarious himself.
It's a real pity that most TV channels no longer show anything made in black and white, as the modern generations will never know about Laurel and Hardy, Charlie Chapin, Buster Keaton, Fatty Arbuckle, Will Hay, Bob Hope, etc. Well, with Hope (an absolute master of comedy) at least some of his films are in colour, so they might get shown again, but TV stations never try to introduce new audiances to old comedy films, for some reason.
@@ConkerTS Talking Pictures have shown quite a few L&H shorts recently
@@jahno7154 Oh great! I didn't know, but I will keep an eye out now. Thanks, mate!
We’re is the prove you met Stan that’s hear say
Where can I get the soundtrack!!! Narrator: Can you do the music? Piano player: Watch me play really fast and loud
Oh, please, the music!
Simply the greateswt comedy team of all time
Agree
I've always loved to watch them..love thier movies always..😆
I see all these complaints about the music. I didn't mind it at all. Lovely video. Thanks for sharing.
You're a nice lady bye
They still reign
Shine on :)
Harvest Moon 🌙😄😄
The top 5 greatest comedy performers: 1.Stan Laurel / Oliver Hardy 2. Charles Chaplin 3. Buster Keaton 4. Harold Lloyd. 5. The 3 Stooges
I lOVE THE PIANO MUSIC !!! I mean come on this is a documentray about LAUREL AND HARDY !!!
Sorry to all the rest but Stan and oli were simply the best and they'll never be topped. So innocent and loveable so funny they were made for eachother. 💙❤💟🥂🥂😊😊xx
They were👍
2 peas in a pot 😅😅
(Sons of the Desert)
The music hall where Stan gave his first performance, The Panopticon , is still standing and is still used a music hall
👍👍👍👍👍 😁😁😁😁😁
I always remember Stan and Ollie on the Saturday mornings at the abc.kids would be messing about! but soon as the cuckoo music came on! You could hear a pin drop!
Insiktsfull Wacko!!!
@JAKE GUS thanx!lol
Towards the end the music gets TOO LOUD. Otherwise a good documentary. Thanks
Here's another fine mess you've gotten me into ☺️
Charlie Chaplin was an ordinary man doing funny things; whereas Stan and Ollie were two funny men doing ordinary things. Like delivering a piano in “The Music Box” fixing u a boat “ Towed In A Hole” etc.
I really thought the loud piano was a trick to stop youtube copyright claims. So I rented it on Amazon Prime and NOPE. That's literally how it's produced.
Who said, "Yea that's perfect. Ship it." Dear God.
Before releasing this documentary how could they possibly watch that through without noticing the music was really annoying?
Annoying? It was unbearable !
Agree 100%
So is the narrator.
Very annoying. 👊🏼
Stan et Ollie étaient vraiment les rois du rires avec Buster Keaton et sans égales pour l éternités. En 2023 ont ris toujours de leurs aventures 106 films ce n est pas rien et en plus leurs films n ont pas pris une rides leurs oeuvres est éternels et intemporels pour des siecles.
great backround music.. is like the soundtrack to that era! great documentary
The Best of the Best!!
Absolutely!
The audio mix makes this unwatchable. Seriously bad.
U KRAZY AND BOOTY WARRIOR
Once a year there is a Laurel & Hardy festival at the base of the "Music Box" stairs in Silver Lake, Los Angeles. Usually in mid October.
" Why don't you do something to help me?"
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“I have nothing to say”.
"Now you have got me in another fine mess" 😈
I loved whaching them they whire the best now I have evry film they made RIP stan and olie
Thanks for uploading this doco, I was captivated by your story about their lives, can't understand why people have moaned about the music and narrator. If they think it's was so bad then perhaps they should go out and do better. Can't wait to see the new Stan & Ollie movie.
It's quite an achievement to have music that's so annoying people have had to stop watching it.
I hope you’ve seen the movie. It’s so interesting, so poignant. It shows us the depth of their relationship, their sadness and their love. I thought I’d never be able to suspend disbelief and accept Coogan and John C Reilley as Stan and Ollie. But I did, so quickly!
Refused to watch as the music was making me want to tie that lump of rock around my ankles and jump in the river.
Sad
HOO NEED YA, U A BOOTY WARRIOR
@@RavenWolfDrum69 FUCK U 😵
Dude. Calm down...unless you're joking, which you probably were...I think.
If you don't mind me asking, what would you like to be when you die?
Now i know the real faces behind that classic cartoon. The cartoon brought me to this full documentary, but it was never mentioned here thought. This comment, from a 90s kid...
A Stan Laurel short silent film called Dr Pickle and Mr Pryde is comic genius. It's a Jekyll and Hyde spoof. Stan's transition to Mr Pryde is amazing. Algie the Miner starring Billy Quirk is another of my fav silent flicks.
This is back when comedy was funny before hollyweird took over Hollywood
Love L/H. The boxing match in one episode? Really funny.
Norman Wisdom met them.
Back ground music so annoying- RIP best comic duo ever
MACK AND MYER RIP BEST COMIC DUAL EVER CASE FUCKEN CLOSE.
Great documentary, and very good narration. thanks for sharing.
At 46:37 he speaks of Stan taking care of him when he could and at the same time he's almost killing him with that smelling salts. Lol!
The one chef looks like laurel from the Laurel and Hardy movies.. reincarnation is real‼️👌🏽🫶🏾
Funny thing about the team, which I'm crazy about - Stan seems to get the lion's share of the praise for the team's fame (and he sure deserves it), but when we quote from the team, it's Ollie's lines that we say - "here's another nice mess" "why won't you do something to help me?" etc.
Stan and Ollie are a rare duo where both are equal in the regards of getting the laughs. I think that they both just wanted to produce the funniest movies they could..
Laurel & Hardy, Abbott & Costello, The Three Stooges, The Marx Brothers, Charlie Chaplin, Harrold Lloyd, Fatty Arbuckle, Buster Keaton. (I'm sure i'm forgetting some) are the TRUE kings of comedy. I cant wait till stan and ollie comes out. I think its going to be good
WC Fields- the best solo comic of the early sound period!
Er....3 Stooges don't really belong in this company....not sure about Abbot & Costello come to that.
@@bencornish6910 Laurel and Hardy, The Marx Brothers, Harold Lloyd and WC Fields were my heroes of early comedy.
@@l.salisbury1253 Agreed.
As WC Fields is still unbelievably hilarious I'm happy to say of all time. 'I never hit a woman in my life....no, not even my own mother!'@@l.salisbury1253
"The worlds only Laurel & Hardy museum" So sad when a "Documentary" makes such a telling mistake right at the start. But in any case, I wouldn't mention that to the folks of Harlem, Georgia where Oliver Hardy was born! They have a fine Laurel & Hardy Museum dedicated to the boys....indeed there are tributes to Laurel & Hardy scattered all around the town.
Agreed. Been to the Harlem, Ga museum with my late father and we both enjoyed it. A great memory.
Can't hear ya...can you release again with none of that fkin annoying music blurring out...thanx...
U A BOOTY WARRIOR THANX
No need in cussing ..go chill
No mention of their first meeting in a 1918 Stan Laurel film called Lucky Dog where Ollie played a crook and shared some funny scenes together
The film clips are limited to those L & H films still in the public domain. Film clips of their greatest work were left out.
What's with the complaints about the music? How about the supercilious narrator?
Yes, awful.
Booking soon, can't wait!
These two should have had sons to Carry on their legacy.
TURN THAT DAMN MUSIC OFF!
Stan didn't learn from Chaplin, Chaplin learned from him.
Damn right WarRogers!
Correct, especially the trademark comic walk of the little tramp.
No disagreement, War. As much as i respect Chaplin, all those forced attempts at pathos fades into mawkishness and makes him almost unwatchable. But L& H (with Stan's strong hand in it) learned how to move you to pathos while still being crazily funny. Watch the last scene of "Helpmates" with Ollie sitting in the pouring rain, while his reaction is simply to pluck some lint from his clothes. I challenge anyone to look at that scene and not feel deep pathos - while they're still laughing their heads off!
That is not what Stan Laurel said in the hour long interview available on youtube.
I don't think Chaplin learned from him. Charlie was ahead of him at all points in their careers. I doubt either learned from the other but Chaplin def didn't need to take influence from anyone.
great documentary! shame about the soundtrack........learn from your mistakes
FUCK U 😵
Stan the man was born in Argyle street Ulverston, Stan the comedy genius was born in the Britannia theatre Glasgow, also on Argyle street.
That is an interesting comment Gordon. It took a while to see what you meant but it has made sense now!
@@georgealderson4424 I've corrected the spelling of Argyle Street.
Haha I had not noticed that you had misspelled it! I was just referring to your comment about SL being born in Ulverston but his comedy being born in Glasgow! I understand that the family moved around a lot in the north of England - where I come from - and other places eg Gladgow.
I always loved L and H more than Chaplin and find the stories behind the real men sad and touching (and a bit naughty particularly in SL's case!)
Laurel and Hardy’s Fabulous Fables was planned to premiere September , 1956.
I've turned off the sound to write this comment because that blasted pano is just too much. Enjoying Laurel and Hardy films now as an adult I now appreciate all the talent that went into making their films and that includes the actors and actress' who appeared with them. It would be nice to see documentaries on some of them:- James Finlayson, Mae Busch, Charles Hall, Arthur Housman and all. Laurel and Hardy worked with some of the best and some of the best worked with Laurel and Hardy. Sorry - but I will not watch to the end of this; ahhh that piano.
Must have been copyright reasons but whichever films they're talking about it's always a clip from Flying Deuces.
Oh my God, stop the music!! The music soundtrack RUINS this documentary! I can't watch anymore!
GOOD AND U A BOOTY WARRIOR
All the clips are from the same movie - is "Flying Deuces" the only movie you had access to?
23:14 Robin Williams R.I.P
cool
Good info...I just can't handle the piano! I understand it,s place in the doc but it distracts me.
Dont drink coffee
Sweet Dreams Hayden Panettiere
Oops.
The music is obnoxious and over powering.
Rick Dack I agree
Not half as unbearable as the narrator's whiny voice.
Totally agree. I lasted 4 minutes
The music and the narrators voice
yeah, this is really awful cheap shit. i lasted 8 minutes
Traducción,please!!!
Wow
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Think you'll need to put a new description, this is just a click bait title
They were a perfect match too bad they weren't husband and wife.
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