Laurel and Hardy

Spent most of yesterday afternoon walking around Hanoi on a wild goose chase between Cathay Pacific and Qantas's offices .. (henceforth referred to as Laurel and Hardy).

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He then turned producer, making the 1939 Laurel and Hardy comedy The Flying Deuces, the 1942 romantic comedy Tales of Manhattan with Rita Hayworth and Henry Fonda, and the 1947 musical bomb Carnegie Hall.

A Covert Affair Jennet Conant 2011

He then turned producer, making the 1939 Laurel and Hardy comedy The Flying Deuces, the 1942 romantic comedy Tales of Manhattan with Rita Hayworth and Henry Fonda, and the 1947 musical bomb Carnegie Hall.

A Covert Affair Jennet Conant 2011

The patient assembly of the image into a finished whole, only to have it vanish beneath another image, brings to mind the Sisyphean tasks of Laurel and Hardy.

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For our last few lessons, Moss and I have been looking significantly more Laurel and Hardy than Torville and Dean.

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Comedians and actors are significantly different in nature: Simon Russell Beale, for example, is a person who becomes other people for professional reasons, while "Roseanne Barr" or "Jerry Seinfield" (or, previously, Laurel and Hardy) are already semi-fictional characters created on the comedy circuit.

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The streets retain traces of the footsteps of Laurel and Hardy, Charlie Chaplin, the Three Stooges, and before that, a horse drawn streetcar trundled down the dirt road.

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I was brought up in an environment where it was quite open to talk about films and directors and actors so from an early age, my first influences were Harold Lloyd and Laurel and Hardy and James Cagney.

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Essentially a depiction of what would happen if Laurel and Hardy had to stoop to a less-savory profession to make their living, the film tells the tale of Arthur Blake (Lost's Dominic Monaghan) and Willie Grimes (Larry Fessenden, better known as the director of such films as Wendigo), two legendary grave robbers who specialize in the acquisition and redistribution of, shall we say, product that is very dead yet also quite animated.

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To add to your good suggestion how about Laurel and Hardy (Brown with CHOOSE) or Tom and Gerry? logdon

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