Last footage from Laurel & Hardy ever! In 1956!

You will see a home movie that was taken at the house from stan. Ollie was visiting Stan in 1956. The footage is in color. Enjoy!

[@Georgejmh]

I saw Stan in person, at my local movie theater, where I was watching a double-feature. He came onstage with the theater manager, between the films. He spoke to us for at least 10 minutes. I was totally in awe. It was only two years later, that he passed. Memories for a young teenager.

[@consciousbeing1188]

I'm SO jealous... That's a memory worth holding onto. 😊

[@Georgejmh]

@@consciousbeing1188 I met Red Skelton, years later, when I got tickets for my best Bud and I, when he appeared at Carnegie Hall. We saw the 1st show, but I also got backstage passes and we met him, after the show. Priceless.

[@mahinfilmsandreels]

Whats ur age now

[@Georgejmh]

@@mahinfilmsandreels I'm 70 now.

[@mostafaakhgar1]

Good old days ey,i love to live in thoes days not in this apocalypsi days

[@MrRudyc]

Two men that have given the world so much joy and laughter. I will always be grateful and still love them!😂

[@javeedsultan8484]

No foul language, no nudity, no offensive scenes, no grotesque scenes, and even no sound These two Gentlemen brought joy to millions, silent movies or the talkes, growing up in the sixties their films were staple viewing, and you never tire watching them. My Dad was into photograph and I remember he had a number of 8mm film, no sound, and when he got the projector out we'd always want to watch atleast one of the silent laurel and hardy films.

[@seannorton]

Yes. I was born in 69 and Dad and Grandpa both loved the old reruns. Well I do suppose grandpa watched them the first time around. In the theater.

[@jimmymalone9139]

We aint in saudi arabia

[@Eleventhearlofmars]

@@jimmymalone9139 What has that got to do with anything?

[@ronnieherd9247]

@@jimmymalone9139 What?!

[@Telboy555]

I know such a shame

[@benbuza8587]

What an incredible duo...I grew up with laughter watching them. All my respect to them as comedians and great people. R.I.P. Stanley and Ollie, and thank you for the great moments...

[@timeless-song2984]

🙏❤

[@kimaglioti7775]

Us too. Loved these two crazy guy's xxxxxx

[@timcrawford7306]

I bet it would blow their mind to know people are still watching them in 2019.

[@Roadmaster2006]

and in 2119 also....😊

[@noifurze6397]

It take's something to still be extremely funny 90 years later

[@vanivor]

@Carl Green yes 😉

[@user-mf5sq1lz6b]

because today's tv is full of shit and commercials... ;-)

[@JA-el3ml]

I loved Stan Laurel and their act as a kid. Buster Keaton is another who is just hysterical.

[@mediolanumhibernicus3353]

I think Stan Laurel had one of the kindest faces I have ever seen. A beautiful human being.

[@UncleDuTheWatchman]

I agree! I remember watching them as a kid and thinking how nice Stan was. Of course I never knew him, but as a kid I felt like I did.

[@alfreddunn03]

Stan was born only 10 miles away from where I lived in Cumbria England.

[@johnmcdyer7297]

He was a natural proper gentleman

[@BethBurns68]

I agree. Just one of the sweetest faces ever. :)

[@SeahorsesJay]

Isn't this literally a line from Busy Bodies? "You've got a kind face" haha

[@battlestarone]

My grandmother got Stanley's autograph when he stayed at the central hotel probably around the 1930s in Glasgow,,we still have it .

[@marka1422]

Wow! What a treasure!!

[@paulkelly5788]

Would you ever consider selling it to me

[@battlestarone]

It belongs to my mother,,,dont really know if it ever would be for sale,,it is writtem on an old glasgow central hotel menu from that era.

[@kellysspookystuff]

That's amazing!! Never lose that!

[@eltoro969]

Holy moly. You should laminate it and put it in a safe as the treasure it is

[@atranfanatic]

My favorite comedy duo of all time. I remember watching them in the late 80's with my dad and cracking up. I still watch them occasionally and I'm 45 now. Nobody will ever top their greatness.

[@SoapinTrucker]

"My favorite comedy duo of all time" I give that to Key & Peele! :)

[@jb47vintage]

Well, I wouldn't leave Red Skelton out of the conversation.

[@atranfanatic]

@@jb47vintage Oh no not at all. Red Skelton is another one of my favorites growing up!

[@jb47vintage]

@@atranfanatic 👍

[@cccustard]

The greatest comedy duo of all time. Loved by my grandfather, my father, me and now my son. That says it all.

[@colinwilliams553]

I'm a black man who loves watching LAUREL and HARDY as a kid growing up in England 'cause they would show them on British T.V in the seventies.So seeing this clip of these two in their later years brought a tear in my eye because they ment so much to me and they still do.This rare home footage of them just being silly for the camera and entertaing a friend got me chuckling a bit.R.I.P, STAN LAUREL and OLIVER HARDY.

[@onepalproductions]

Why is being black significant?

[@Google_Does_Evil_Now]

Colin, do you remember them also showing Harold Lloyd and Tarzan, both in old black and white? They used to show good old TV shows. Oh yeah, do you remember the rocket man show too?

[@greigbutler4498]

I’m a white man but what the fuck has either of our colours got to do with anything??????

[@michaelmcknight3639]

I'm a white man who approves of this message.

[@Google_Does_Evil_Now]

@@onepalproductions can you tell us why it might be? Do you remember the police-race riots in London in 1981? Do you remember how black people were portrayed on British TV back then? Tell us what you think taking those all together be might have felt it relevant to say that?

[@rishopmukherjee5816]

It's 2022, we don't get to see masterpieces like these anymore sadly.

[@dogschosenpeople]

Here’s to another year of subversive and degenerate entertainment in 2023 and beyond! Thank you Hollywood!

[@B.A.Pilgrim]

you're kidding right?

[@tonymaxwell949]

Exactly no need for vulgar humor just pure clean fun the best ever

[@rscosworthfan]

there will never be another Laurel and Hardy

[@brucekilby9957]

Stan Laurel was from Manchester and he And Charlie Chaplin came to The US on The Ship same ship with the Fred Karno Troop. They became great friends until Charlie was discovered and Stan did his great movie shorts with Ollie. Good Footage of Stan and Ollie. 🇬🇧 🇺🇸 RIP to them Both.

[@gogong2925]

now these 2 humble men are TRULY THE KINGS OF COMEDY !!!!!!

[@sevuvidramus1717]

I wanna hug them so badly

[@shakyaakki]

Charlie Chaplin, Laurel and Hardy & The Three stooges will never come again. Thanks for bringing smiles. The Great Comedy Legend Ever!

[@jacquelinemullan4900]

L&H best double ack ever hard act to follow they where legends, icons.

[@djcol7742]

Morcombe and wise.

[@tedmccarron]

Too bad Chaplin had to be such a commie though.

[@timwilliamson1967]

Not mention Harold Lloyd..he did all his own stunts.

[@guenterw.4634]

Not to forget Ben Turpin!

[@johncampolo2177]

Two GIANTS of comedy!!! They will live forever. I wonder in 100 years if the so called "comedians" of today and perhaps in the the last 50 years will be remembered? I doubt it. God bless them. Thanks for all the joy and laughter you both have given the world!!!

[@vassosable]

i love laurel and hardy! best commidiants ever and they gives me a bundle of laughs! R.I.P. maria i sweden who loves the pair of you!!!

[@oumsieouma1018]

There was no sound that time.I was born in 1947. I got married 1966. Black and white pics.. I am 74 now. I have lived that time.The best time ever.

[@51hankyspanky7]

So happy to hear that my friend! You deserve the joyful memories and pride you earned. This 2000's generation is not so good - to full of selfish greed, and destructive media manipulation by the very people you raised and protected.

[@larryzigler6812]

@@51hankyspanky7 Full of TRUMPTARD TRAITORS

[@killshot9683]

@@larryzigler6812 exactly people like this guy

[@larryzigler6812]

@@killshot9683 They need to be dealt with

[@Seven_1865]

God bless you! I hope you’re doing well!

[@atfourothirtythree]

My daughter has Laurel and Hardy...and Three Stooges on DVD and now has my six year old grandson watching them. Their comedy is timeless.

[@beachlife2968]

The first bit with them standing together is priceless, you can still see their humour, brilliant.

[@graycloud057]

I can watch their movies over and over. The world has since gone mad.

[@PrimoStracciatella]

It's called progress.

[@MiguelHernandez-rw4xu]

A Chump at Oxford

[@torstenscholz6243]

@Mr Spoon So you really wish back the oh-so-beautiful world of the 1930s, with Hitler, Mussolini, etc.? Some people just never learn.

[@MiguelHernandez-rw4xu]

Do Detectives think?

[@eltoro969]

Being filmed and photographed back then was a way to show off the best part of yourself. Even Laurel, sick and dying was smiling and cracking jokes. People didn`t really start to get comfortable and honest in front of cameras before the smart phone. And the difference in the world then and now is back then the leaders was crazy and today it`s the people who are crazy. We may actually need another WW as it seems like we have lost the ability to be humble.

[@darren7707]

That was a fantastic watch... Laurel & Hardy are timeless they will never age, I still watch them today nearly 100 years after their first film and still make me laugh..

[@thetechnicanwithaheart1682]

Hey you should go on KZbin and Google 1920s snowball fight in color ohmygosh ohmygosh I think they even recorded audio. The clarity was so credible it look like they filled it yesterday. All the people just seem so much happier back then

[@markfox1545]

You even mentioned the age. Why say they won't age?

[@M-H433]

Well in video they will never age.....hence why he said it

[@leannemcdowall6992]

Two comedy geniuses. There will never be another duo like them. RIP Legends. Heres to their legacy living on.

[@Ironschmuck]

Without a doubt the two greatest comedians that ever lived. Thank you Stan and Ollie for the fun times and laughter. Rest In Peace guys.

[@charleshaygood9064]

They were wonderful people in a simple world,,,along with Charlie Chaplin, Abbott and Costello,,,,people meant something back then ,yes they went through the depression but during everything they still made the world good

[@musicmakerjammusicofficial5392]

laurel and hardy Trasfomation kzbin.info/www/bejne/ap_GpGp8qLRpaJY

[@donkey3187]

Abbott and Costello? Who's on First?

[@terrencebradley5417]

This duo set the bar so high that no other comedy team could come close to reaching it!

[@MissionaryForMexico]

You hit the nail with that comment, nobody can come close to the comedy!

[@FlyglownITA.Official]

laurel and hardy Trasformation kzbin.info/www/bejne/ap_GpGp8qLRpaJY

[@oldschoolsinger]

Well as a huge Three Stooges fan, I'd have to disagree with you somewhat. I wouldn't say that the Stooges were better than Laurel and Hardy, or that Laurel and Hardy were better than the Marx Brothers, or that the Marx Brothers were better than Abbott and Costello, etc. I don't really think that you can consider any of them "better" than any of the others. They all had their own brand of comedy that was unique to their individual act and no one else could come close to reaching it. How's that?

[@jaybievictoria8024]

Mr been

[@jaybievictoria8024]

Monty Python was the best if you've never watched ministry of silly walking then you won't understand how amazing they were compared to everyone else

[@bala8oo]

Pure geniuses that could make you laugh without even saying a word. That’s what made them comedy legends.

[@BB-nb6in]

Couldn't have said it better myself !

[@bridgetburns1193]

I grew up watching their films in the 1960s and to this day they make me laugh till the tears roll,they're both kings of comedy. God bless them.

[@marcchevalier3750]

Nobody cares if you watched their films in the 1960s. You were supposed to watch them in the 1930s when they were made in the 30s. You weren't born in the greatest generation so you are a loser.

[@bridgetburns1193]

@@marcchevalier3750 🤣🤣🤣😇😇😇

[@teton99]

Growing up in the 70's they were always on Sunday mornings and New Years Eve, what a delight it was to watch them and bring in the New Year!

[@musherdog]

These two men were the funniest guys that ever lived, so before their time, original comedy at its best , without having to be rude or piss taking like comedians of today, legends

[@kimber4573]

Their body's are aged, but they spirit and compassion shine STRONG!!!

[@torstenscholz6243]

They might age, their humor will never do so.

[@12classics39]

These two were always meant to come together and create a magic that changed the world for the better. They worked in harmony with each other, never fought or disagreed or envied each other, always shared the spotlight on and off the screen as their popularity took off, and became bonded for life. Their affection and brotherly love that infuses all of their films was completely authentic and genuine. Stan had no interest in working alone or with any other partner after Babe died and turned down multiple huge, expensive offers to do so. The bond they formed was one in a million, and we - as viewers of their genius - are all better people because of it.

[@snickpickle]

There was also an issue of their health. Sadly, I read elsewhere that Stan had a couple of strokes prior to this film (both in comments and in the OP). So I'm sure that had quite a bit to do with his refusal to do other movies. But with anybody else? That would seem like anathema, wouldn't it? It's even strange to see them in the silent era, working separately!

[@12classics39]

@@snickpickleindeed. They stood by each other during all their health crises. When Stan was diagnosed with diabetes in the late 1940s, Babe didn’t want to work without him and it was only Stan’s insistence that convinced him to agree to appear in John Wayne’s “The Flying Kentuckian.” When Babe had a heart attack during a 1954 European music hall tour, Stan canceled all remaining engagements and went home with Babe so he could get better. After Stan had a stroke in 1955, Babe visited him at home, and according to their biographer John McCabe, Babe said to Stan “well, here’s another nice mess you’ve gotten yourself into!” after the stroke, which cheered Stan up. And then when Babe had a massive, crippling stroke in 1956 (just three months after this home movie was shot) and was left unable to speak, Stan was on standby and visited him every time Mrs. Lucille Hardy called and said Babe was lucid enough for a visit. They would mostly communicate in pantomime since Stan didn’t really want to speak if Babe couldn’t. McCabe said Babe burst into tears at his inability to speak to Stan, clearly having so much to say to him, but Stan somehow understood just by looking into his eyes and whispered “Yes, Babe, yes.” 😭

[@sadikmeah4057]

I just gave my 8 year old her first dose of Laurel and Hardy and she's hooked.....so the legacy lives on!!!!!!!

[@tabletalk33]

A thousand years from now, people will still be watching the Boys-may their legacy live on forever.

[@ariekamstra2329]

tabletalk33 A thousend years from now? I don't think the human species will last that long.

[@1971dave]

tabletalk33 they are alive dude..the pair of pricks work for me. I love these guys and have a full collection of DVD. there will never be another like them ever.

[@1971dave]

Sadik Meah no man ...the two I have working for me. What we have Here is lost in the archives of the most funny and outrageous stunts caught on camera, And a shame its not on our tv no longer.

[@JayKay-ht8rg]

OAKLEY MARS What he is saying is, he has two "pricks" who work for him. They're probably a pair of jokers like Laurel and Hardy were/are. He's not calling Laurel and Hardy pricks. Ok? It's not that difficult!

[@MARKETMAN6789]

Im 67 and show my grandchild whos 7 and he loves them just like me,they are what proper comedy is allabout.the best

[@markdoyle2880]

Love them both.Stan called Oliver by his nickname Babe it brought tears to my eyes when Stan said i didnt attend Babe"s funeral but Babe would understand.The way he said it was knowing 100% that he was right and he didnt need to explain to us why he didnt go. But it was obviously health related.A tearful Buster Keaton said at Stans funeral that some said Chaplin was the funnest but in fact it was this man Stan Laurel that was the Funnest. Rip Stan & Babe

[@12classics39]

Indeed. Stan’s own health was not too good at the time, and his doctor realized that the emotional strain of attending Babe’s funeral might literally kill him, so he forbade Stan from going. They knew each other so well; Stan knew Babe would want him to rest and get better, and that he didn’t need to attend for Babe to know that he loved him.

[@susanmunoz7688]

I enjoyed them both so very much!

[@Nunzi3]

The thing that gets me is, they would never know just how famous they have become! One of the greatest comedic pairs in cinematic history! They make me burst out laughing to this day!!

[@waynefoote3781]

I think they did know how special the team was!

[@Nunzi3]

@@waynefoote3781 they should have never broke up then? All I know is they keep me in stitches 😂 to this day , 12-31-22, Happy New Year 🎊 and May they both R.I.P. 🙏

[@MatthewMcClellan]

Geniuses. Two of the sweetest guys ever on film.

[@ZerokillerOppel1]

Indeed. Very gentle and humble men. In spite of all the fame and money!

[@patmccarthy3793]

Said Stan Laurel, "If you cry at my funeral, I will never speak to you again".

[@clearday9525]

:)

[@MikeProvocateur-tu2jl]

Those guys were my favorites. They used to show clips of them all the time, at Shakey's Pizza and it were the best times when I were a kid. Those guys just looking at them makes you feel good inside, just being themselves. Not anything like Hollyweird today. They were something that you will never see again; unless you watch them again on screen.

[@clearday9525]

Totally agree, Michael. I have some Laurel and Hardy on disc, just to remember them. No matter how many times I watch them, they still make me laugh and forget all my troubles.

[@alexnikoo244]

Pat McCarthy , I truest love what you said or he said .god bless him .

[@cph2004]

This made me smile.... It makes perfect sense.

[@RebelsInc969]

2022 & I'm still rolling about the floor watching two guys trying to get a piano up a set of steep steps ✌👍

[@SAXONWARLORD1000AD]

The piano scene is the greatest

[@BB-nb6in]

Ah the piano sketch was brilliant!

[@stevethorpe3477]

I grew up with these two, my Grandfather had a stack of cine 8. later on TV, then I bought the video collection, now it's DVD. The greatest comedy duo ever.

[@karlmeadows1487]

these pair got me through my poor upbringing , I will never forget them

[@sratus]

Karl Meadows That's a nice thing to read, glad they gave you joy. A bit of laughter really can do so much & make the world seem a little less bleak. Be well my friend.

[@brianf481]

Karl, glad you turned out ok.

[@LeonardoSummers]

Karl don't become a psychopath

[@karlmeadows1487]

lol I turned out rather good in the end

[@mikeadams3376]

Such a gift they were..

[@petergreen2552]

Breaks my heart to see this,but that's life. Cherish their memories and keep on laughing. The funniest men to walk the earth

[@MrDaiseymay]

BEYOND DOUBT

[@MrLARodger]

Breaks my heart to see these two comic geniuses like this too, however their body of work will live on as long as people recognize true talent and want to laugh!

[@redd605]

I remember BBC 2 used to show them on TV after I got home from school when small I liked it when Stan used to star I think her name was Bibi playing both there wife in the comedy film series and had a temper on her.

[@chorltonfilms369days-a-year]

so very sad kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXLVlpeFjt-UkM0

[@gillyjames9609]

Your'e so right Peter! God gave us the gift of eternal laughter when he paired these two lovely men together! xx

[@jayceew.rabbit9358]

I love them till this day! They were best friends in real life, and they are together once again. Thank you Mr Hardy and Mr. Laurel for giving us laughter, Forever loved and will always be remembered!

[@martynewport]

Laurel and Hardy are symbols of love and happiness... Forever they are missed....

[@redradiodog]

Treasures that can never be replaced.

[@SoulforReal88]

+redradiodog so true

[@ginryuuhiroku9623]

Very true. So many comedy teams have come and gone since Laurel and Hardy. But how many of them have actually won an Oscar Like Laurel and Hardy ?

[@elizaokeeffe163]

I agree with you, you can't put a price on the pleasure that they gave to people.

[@glamourdaze]

Two gentle geniuses

[@FlyglownITA.Official]

laurel and hardy Trasformationkzbin.info/www/bejne/ap_GpGp8qLRpaJY

[@jubalcalif9100]

I could not agree more ! My all time favorite comedy duo ! :-)

[@vanlifenomad]

If ever there was a perfect comment this is it

[@athar786100]

i loved these two ... i never tire at watching the old slapstick. Timeless. I am onow 61. When dad was alive and in my younger days we as a family watched their shows and he laughed heartily. Those were the days. Stan and ollie - we love you!

[@tompurcell1499]

I grew up on Laurel & Hardy because of my dad. One of the best lines from Stan was when the pair of them were in a bar/cafe having a drink where Ollie is expecting a call. Sure enough, the phone in the bar rings and Ollie tells Stan to answer it. Stan goes to the phone, says _"Hello."_ , then says _"It sure is."_ He promptly goes back to the table and Ollie enquires on what's occurred. Stan says: _"Oh, it's some joker on the phone. He says it's a long distance from Atlanta, Georgia, and I said 'It sure is'"_ Blinding!

[@marcjacobs5988]

Having a smile on my face AND tears in my eyes.....

[@davidcunningham1786]

Yep. Me too

[@123Rockchild]

We can only hope that these two truly knew how much joy they brought to others and that their comedic legacy that would endure.

[@nevilleharris4466]

Would it have been possible for them to truly imagine just how much fun and laughter they brought to so many generations of kids around the world? We can only hope so!

[@someonesaveme5628]

Neville Harris Comments like that make me hope that there is an afterlife for us that is way better:)

[@nevilleharris4466]

peewee vonslinky Thank you; I hope so too!

[@vietnamvet6474]

Dick Flickem do you believe the bible?

[@RastaSaiyaman]

123Rockchild There was this tibit in an interview with Stan Laurel after Hardy's death where he told about walking into a store and the clerk went "Excuse me, don't mean to bother you but you look familiar, might I know who you are?" And Laurel went "Why certainly, I am Oliver Hardy!" At which the clerk told him that he knew all their movies and inquired to what had happened to Stan Laurel. At which Laurel told him that Stan had died recently. At which the clerk went about what a shame it was, such a genius of comedy. Laurel made no efforts to reveal who he really was and cried tears of happiness knowing that his legacy would continue and he did it all while pretending to be Hardy, in doing so lovingly giving Hardy all the credit.

[@X-Gen-001]

A very heart warming glimpse back in time of two unforgettable legends.

[@bamboobat3304]

My favourites when I was a kid, and still my favourites now.

[@speedstacking9485]

This video barely fails at making me want to cry. They were a huge part of my childhood.R.I.P Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, you will be missed. :(

[@mikeymike3240]

BluePikachu89 same

[@ewaf88]

The only two golden era comedians who made me laugh out loud. A timeless double act.

[@OhioGuy216]

ewaf88 what about the Stooges? Are they considered comedians per se?

[@ewaf88]

I didn't find them funny although many did.

[@coffeegoblin7727]

they were like two peas in a pot :-)

[@4QBUD]

I only see a Family. No servants or anything like that. A Nice group sitting around Picnic Tables enjoying each others company. They gave so many happy hours to us. May God bless them forever.

[@mrsbrownandhercat]

Indeed. Most of this was filmed at the home of Stan's daughter and her husband Rand Brooks, who was in Gone With The Wind. Stan kept an extraordinary character called Jimmy Murphy as his valet. The dog in this film is Mr. Murphy, named after Stan's valet.

[@janeyd5280]

@@mrsbrownandhercat thank you for that info.

[@evo5dave]

It's kinda ironic that, despite Oli looking healthier than he did in his whole life, he only had a year left.

[@kayo7082]

@@Helpasos I think everybody know that he was actually seriously sick, but he certainly looked better than throughout his career on this footage

[@angiemetcalfe7210]

*healthier than ever*? He looked like he was already dead

[@WELLINGTON20]

being fat also permanently effects you no matter if you loose it.

[@GayleLenihan]

Smoking was so popular back then with caution from medical professionals almost nonexistent. Stan still smoking after his stroke.

[@simonlunt353]

It doesn’t matter how many times you watch these two great chaps you never stop laughing my favourite is were there in a joiners shop l love it it always makes me laugh so much 😂thank you guys you were the best

[@kingsman428]

The greatest duo to have graced the screens. RIP boys, 2019 and still missed.

[@chocolatcats]

sometimes alone I drive through the old LA streets they used to film the Little Rascals and Laurel and Hardy films........its magnificent.

[@freemusiccloud_flyglownita1322]

trasfomation laurel and hardykzbin.info/www/bejne/ap_GpGp8qLRpaJY

[@karenbrown2135]

keri caye Where In LA? I grew up in the San Fernando Valley (North Hollywood).

[@jonathanhamm5908]

Hello beautiful queen how are you doing today I hope you are doing well and I really appreciate you being my fans 💓💓💓💓💓💓

[@mike89128]

They never had a feud and remained friends to their last days.

[@mustang2005]

That's not what the 2018 movie showed

[@chorltonfilms369days-a-year]

so very sad kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXLVlpeFjt-UkM0

[@mistyme.2329]

Mike , ofcourse they had some feuds ,their last film in 2018 showed us ! 😐

[@123Rockchild]

Yea...they had a few disagreements and that would only be natural. But they truly loved each other like a brother.

[@petostacy1771]

How do you know that ?

[@grapevinestoragescribner8518]

Truly among the greatest entertainers ever to grace a stage. The joy and laughter they gifted to the world is well beyond any monetary value.

[@markdante1834]

so sad that the folks like this are gone forever... those times will never be again.

[@antneyfatts665]

I'm only 49 but, I miss the days when shows like this were on tv. Abbot And Costello. Blondie etc...When I get into conversations with people younger than myself and mention peolle like this, they say I'm an old man. I reply, you got robbed from seeing true talent.

[@ManuLeMayan]

Well..never say never.

[@questionblock8949]

Thats why we need to enjoy what lives we have now, cos at anytime it could be gone. And as the world gets worse there will be people in 80 years time watching videos of our time now and they will be saying "god i wish we could go back to the good old days of 2020". There will be more war, more diseases that we cant even imagine. So enjoy the time we have now and love your friends and family

[@user-ei3dq2dw6i]

So true

[@falk6121]

Mark Dante They live forever in their movies. Greetings from Germany! Here they were known as „Dick und Doof“ and also as Stan and Ollie.

[@Hortensia84]

What I love about this video (apart from the video itself, of course) is that none of us commenting have found a reason to argue (which is very common, almost under all the videos on KZbin)... It seemed to me that we are all friends sitting in our living room, and chatting about beautiful things and even more beautiful actors - comedians - PEOPLE, like Laurel and Hardy... Cheers, everyone, you made my day!!

[@harryvanderveer6292]

I agree..!! I get so sick of bad comments and the profanity on KZbin..This video brought back memories of when I was just a kid watching their shows on tv during the 60s..Peace to all..!

[@davidvohland1908]

So true,love them even if old.

[@jonathanwright5338]

I’ve seen the same thing on Mr Rogers videos. Not a cross word to be found in the comments. It’s pretty nice

[@painkillerjones6232]

Well, we can't have that, now can we?? And as soon as I come up with something really nasty, vile and disgusting, I'll be right back!!!!! You'll see!!!

[@ericurbanek5128]

Hortensia84 I disagree you moron! Haha!

[@sepanta8762]

They are both long gone but their artistry will be preserved forever!

[@sherryalingod1168]

My grandparents loved Laurel and Hardy ! I grew to love them too !❤❤❤

[@kensyskye8965]

I’ve just finished watching the film Stan and Ollie it brought me to tears at the end.... Such wonderful talent, men and times! Just wanted to remember them and give thanks for all the laughter....💕💕

[@ivanivanof6130]

Do you know why we all love them so much? Because they loved all people and worked hard and suffered a lot just to make sad people happy .Be safe at heaven!

[@AnthonyVanZwaren]

Just watched the Laurel and Hardy movie. They were perfect together. Their comic timing was impeccable. Even though I have seen every episode (except some of the very early silent episodes) there are always surprises in their slapstick humor.

[@mikeymike3240]

wow, such a piece of history. they were truly amazing. my parents got me hooked on them, because they absolutely loved them, and so did I. makes me emotional watching this.

[@freemusiccloud_flyglownita1322]

laurel and hardy Trasformation kzbin.info/www/bejne/ap_GpGp8qLRpaJY

[@tracer0017]

I loved these guys when I was a kid. Makes me smile and long for the days when the world was sane. Where did all the hatred come from?

[@mrswozzle]

not sure what you are talking about. They were around between two world wars

[@ManuLeMayan]

Aah..Pearl Harbor and Hiroshima. Yeah..miss 'em too.

[@Ardass486]

Money?

[@scott3805]

They didn't have Fox News back then to brainwash people into hating non-Republicans

[@user-wz7lm4lu3s]

I am from greece and i remember when we are kids ,we are watched them with my family every saturday evening.goosepumps

[@paulbiggs5523]

The world's greatest comedy geniuses, so much comedy has its roots in their clever imagery. They also transitioned from silent to talkie movies, and used that to further develop their style whilst most other fell by the wayside.

[@johnwinstondarby]

Grew up watching these fine gentlemen; thank you for your humor!

[@juans6639]

I am 69 years old and they are still my favorite comedians. They are REAL comedians along with many others like W.C. Fields, Red Skeleton, Lucille Ball. REAL comedians NEVER resort to filthy trash talk. God Bless them and may all of them RIP

[@speedracer1945]

your right but W.C.Fields was a little risky , but how he said really made you laugh .

[@bigc7326]

Juan S I also loved Harold Lloyd, every summer holiday as a child in the 70s and 80s were great as these fine comedic actors were on the box, followed by Why Don't You...😁😁😁

[@JammyGit]

Yeh same here mate. Used to eat my weekend stash of sweets watching Laurel & Hardy / Harold Lloyd, Monkee, Pot Black, Hammer House of Horror, and the best week day shows like The Adventure Game, Fawlty Towers, and Sapphire and Steel. Telly was worth watching then 👍

[@MrSailortrash]

In the end, Red resorted to dropping the "f" bomb. Lots of people walked out of his show. The one in Green Bay especially.

[@TakersMissy]

AMEN!!! ;-D

[@j20tower]

I"m in my late 60's and I've been watching these two geniuses since i was a kid. There was no one better.

[@daneperry8025]

One of the best comedy teams of all time ,Mr Stan Laurel and Mr Oliver Hardy ,these two brought much joy on the silver screen .May they R.I.P gone but never forgotten .

[@PaulMichaelR]

wow i loved these two , i had a shit childhood but these two brought joy to me and still do when i watch there movies RIP Stan and Ollie i still remember you.

[@andrewh5457]

Paul Roadz . you might have had a shit childhood but you sound like you turned out ok, good for you.v

[@phyllisbudgeon7252]

❤❤❤

[@joekavanagh7089]

I had a shit childhood too. I try to forget the past and live in the present. Watching these two certainly helps.

[@rockogamer8447]

But don't worry because there will be a Laurel and Hardy Movie in December, (NO JOKE)

[@246spyder]

Who could possibly play their naturalness?

[@Martinbergin]

Two lovely gentlemen,we could all learn from them...

[@hottvcschannelopedia4738]

they both are inspiration for generations and generations to show us what real friendship is from life till death 🙌🙌

[@sreedharanpillai6308]

I am from India that too from its southern part. These two legends were the contributions from the west. But here in our place, people those who are not even familiar with English used to go and see the movies Laurel & Hardy. No sex, no violence , no gun fights and no nudity could be seen in their movies.These two legends proved the fact that a movie would become super hit even if it had none of the above mentioned factors.😢😢😢😢💕💕💕💕

[@medullaoblongata9670]

Unlike so many people these days these two fine artists gave so much laughter, entertainment and goodness to multiple generations.

[@torstenscholz6243]

And they did so without using foul language and sex, fart and poop jokes. This simple, innocent, but clever style of humor is really missed these days. There will never again be people like L&H, Chaplin, Keaton, Marx Brothers or Abbott & Costello, but fortunately we can still watch their old stuff.

[@andyfieldmagic]

These two are legends. Stan left his personal number listed in the phone directory.

[@kainnosgoth7336]

I hope he had a lot of people call him and that they had fun with him too. It's hard to watch this last bit of film without crying, knowing that they were so old and sick, but still in great spirits. At least they made it out of this word before it turned to complete and utter shit..

[@paulcoates6787]

Kain Nosgoth they weren't that old when this was shot. Both in their mid 60's, the same age as Status Quo are now.

[@kainnosgoth7336]

paul coates Well if you look at them they look way older than they were, and back in that day, there was no plastic surgery or creams or pills for anti-aging. So they may have been "this" old but looked "that" old due to their illnesses and the like. In any case, what a rare film clip and one that makes you tear up knowing this was one of their last times together.

[@66kprdwd]

Very true. Stan always answered his phone no matter what time of day it was and would chat with the callers. He also answered all his own fan mail. He lived a comfortable life in a small house. When he died, Dick Van Dyke read "The Clown's Prayer" at Stan's funeral. Charlie Chaplin said of Stan's passing that the world had lost of the greatest comedians ever. He and Stan both worked for Fred Karno and both came to America two years apart.

[@andyfieldmagic]

Thanks for that:)

[@SOFAJEDI]

My absolute comedy heroes. The only ones who successfully went from silent films to talkies. Got even better. Comedy perfection.

[@terminat1]

Heroes.

[@SOFAJEDI]

terminat1 amended 👍🏼

[@markandson2202]

Still watch them now

[@redhotjazztrio4958]

Comedy genius. Lovely to see their friendship remained long after their career

[@alien_industries3803]

they almost broke up and did not get along as many think, it was a working relationship. There has just been a biographical movie of their lives together with John C Reilly kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpPVaIuwfrmWmdU its called STAN and OLLIE! that's another fine mess you've got me into...

[@mrsbrownandhercat]

@@alien_industries3803 Rubbish. The movie is fiction.

[@mrsbrownandhercat]

@Geo Thomas Their careers ended in 1951.

[@skynetprime82]

even though I wasn't born until 1982 I still harbor much respect and admiration for Laurel and Hardy as anyone from their era does, I will always miss them a great deal for they come from a period of time when comedy was authentic and true to it's name, r.i.p guys and thank you so so much 😢

[@TakersMissy]

Good for you!!!! I hope you can spread some of your appreciation to some of your peers as well! :-D

[@mechastudio9832]

Genesys Wyatt I was also born in 1982 and grew up watching my dads collection of L&H VHS’, a great time :-)

[@orderofmagnitude-TPATP]

I'm an 82er as well... I learned via the cartoon but my wife's dad is a big fan and I recognise their original form that many would try and emulate....

[@musicmakerjammusicofficial5392]

laurel and hardy Trasfomation kzbin.info/www/bejne/ap_GpGp8qLRpaJY

[@bikerbisht110]

I hope the boys realized how much they were loved

[@BB-nb6in]

I think the knew

[@rosiew1952]

absolutely loved these two "RIP Stan Laurel & Oliver Hardy "

[@alanstewart2366]

i will always remember stan n ollie with great pride respect laughter and love,thank u guys for all the joy u gave to me over the years xx god bless xx hope to meet yous wen my time comes x

[@billbrimmer1739]

Tough seeing Stan without the use of his left side. A lot of smoking , but it was the 50's. They were quite a ream! RIP

[@WyreForestBiker]

Get your point BUT the truth was that tobacco company's lied to the public about the terriblehealth costs of smoking ... I'm all for personal choice but not ill-informed choice .

[@kazfleszar5899]

yeah they suckered us in pual newman dean martin all smoked and died of lung cancer.

[@patgogan7324]

A lot of the smoking was unfiltered as well not that filtered is any better

[@apollomemories7399]

@@kazfleszar5899 A person does not have to have smoked to get lung cancer.

[@corey1054]

@@patgogan7324 Yeah but its comminly stated the tobacco was a lot more natural back then with less chemicals added. I have seen people who quit smoking because of the deminishing flavour rssulting from the extra chemicals, smoking cigarettes from the 70s and commenting how they taste a lot better than modern cigarettes in spite of how old they are.

[@joesteedman8230]

TCM had a day of their movies & shorts in December.Loved every min of them.

[@02hreblue30]

recorded every singe one on youtubetv

[@bobjames2075]

The best comedy double act ever!

[@loub666]

If l could have the wish of famous people at my dinner table it would most definitely be these two, the stories,the fun the laughter. Simply the best there was and ever will be.

[@purpleturkey1792]

Can I come too, I'll bring the wine 😉 Brilliant guys ..

[@bobcooper3814]

I've lost count of the number of comedian duos that have tried to imitate these two fabulous guys. They may be older here but their facial expressions remain the same. RIP both of you and 'thanks for the memory' as the great late Bob Hope used to say!

[@d.shannon261]

My parents split in 73 and Laurel and Hardy were morning shows in Seattle before class. They were a bright spot for me in a very dreary city. We moved back home 2 years later. Laurel and Hardy and another morning show called J.P. Patches (same kind of humor) kept me smiling all along.

[@Cadfael007]

Stan was such a multi genius - and Olli was his great partner. They are not forgotten!

[@bargainboymakem1]

I love how this was a chilled out family day between 2 colleagues that became best mates towards the end..as seen here, and they still gave the fans a bit of the old Stan and Ollie. 2 beautiful, timeless legends.

[@machovoce6826]

They were and still are the greatest comedy duo.

[@modigbeowulf5482]

+Letocetum sulley True fact geezer....

[@TheHumbuckerboy]

Yes, the greatest ever; never equalled and never bettered.

[@scotchmansvan4631]

Oh please . Their "comedy" was rubbish even in their day and it certainly does not age well .

[@TheHumbuckerboy]

Well said ! Also much funnier and more entertaining than Chaplin IMO. Watching Stan and Oliver these days is still a delight and a pleasure. I remember when I was a young child back in the early/mid 1970s how some of my friends liked Abbott and Costello better. For me, however, Laurel and Hardy were my favourites.

[@herringfly]

If you think so, then what brings you to this video? Evidently a lot of people have disagreed with you for most of a century - and rightly so. Not many things make me laugh aloud but L & H do - even when I've seen their films repeatedly for decades. Another test of time is the fact that I've seen so many children in fits of laughter when watching them. Maybe it lacks vulgarity by today's standards but the fact that they generated such a following without it says it all. Just curious - why do you call yourself "Scotchmansvan"?

[@LOSTBHOY88]

I wonder how these two legends would have felt knowing that in 2023, their comedic genius is STILL as beloved as ever. We all have our favourites… this dynamic duo is mine!

[@hendrikheemels8615]

These 2 completed each other as a comedy duo. They weren't succesfull and funny without eachother. Especially the often angry and painfull reactions of Oliver Hardy on Stan Laurel's clumsiness were so hilarious.

[@janicelehane6373]

We called our youngest son Oliver after Oliver hardy ....out house is a shrine to them and their work...my two boys love them...I'm blessed to have been brought up watching the two funniest men that ever lived. X

[@TheVestini]

We did the same thing ...our youngest son is Oliver (Ollie) for the same reason. 😊

[@miguelurdaci7884]

Sorry for noticing the elephant in the room .. but you say 2 boys? ONE is named after one the commic duo ... Do you see where I'm going with this? (or did you already call the first Buster?). Just kidding. Nice story.

[@Jeannieboo140]

Stan & Ollie. The best ever and I mean ever!

[@manunited5263]

Why would anyone give it a 'thumbs down'? sad people in this world...

[@chris2goo]

To see him smoke even after a stroke is really painful. Damn tobacco companies and their evil advertising 👹

[@harpoon_bakery162]

I'm sure his doctor warned of it but not sure what

[@miguelurdaci7884]

@@harpoon_bakery162 maybe his dr PRESCRIBED it ... 1956 after all

[@tami8458]

@@harpoon_bakery162 I doubt it. Some doctors even endorsed smoking in those days.

[@gizzyguzzi]

Damn free will and personal choice!

[@ploppyploppy]

Ah gizzy you're one of *those* people. I don't think youtube is the place for you.

[@watchmanuk74]

Two legends in a forgten time of laughter and innocence rip boys we still miss you

[@sot730]

They can't help but play up to the cameras. Through thick and thin these to stuck it out until the end. And my God they were so good together. This is about empathy, love, friendship and respect for each other.