Laurel & Hardy - Oliver getting married

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[@pauloliver6813]

One of the truly funniest scenes ever committed to celluloid. I fell in love with this scene when me and my dad would watch the laurel and hardy shorts on BBC2 in the UK in the late 70's...I remember my Dad literally curled up and paralysed with laughter at this scene...and I have loved these two Angels of the 20th Century ever since...beautiful.

[@rufushound99]

+Paul Oliver Absolutely!!! The musical accompaniment makes it.

[@crazykano]

I wish I had existed in those times, sounds like a better time to live.

[@degsbabe]

I don't think so mate. OK for these movie people living gilded lives. Not nice for the people living under prohibition and extreme poverty.These movies offered a brief respite from terrible misery.

[@davedogge2280]

I remember those shorts on BBC2, they went on until the early 80s, circa 1982-83 I remember, they were often double billed with Harold Lloyd. Time less classics.

[@NicBunnymen]

THE GREATEST COMEDIANS OF ALL TIME.....LOVE THIS PARTICULAR ONE.

[@tristangriffith7362]

This scene had me utterly paraletic with laughter. Genuinely one of the two or three funniest pieces of film i have ever seen. Genius

[@ramakrishnasubbaro8806]

I had enjoyed the movies of Laurel and Hardy in my high school days.They are still popular even today.

[@andy1753]

masters of comedy, simply the best

[@resonator_95]

One of their best shorts! The car scene and the fall that Jimmy Findlayson takes down the stairs has me in tears!

[@torstenscholz6243]

And don't forget the cameo by Ben Turpin!

[@bruceproctor1112]

Timeless Classics. Never gets old.

[@kentcyclist]

Definitely

[@animaltvi9515]

My favourite short. What a dive down the stairs and that little car. . Cracks me up every time. Think I wore out the dvd rewatching that stair dive.

[@DEPARTMENTOFREDUNDANCYDEPT]

I can hear the social justice warriors demanding that this video be banned because of its "fat shaming." I swear those wannabe dictators have all had their sense of humor surgically removed.

[@kergroix5881]

😂😂😂👍

[@petersummers3508]

Pure gold those two make my dear mum and me hysterical giggle and crying😂

[@alanknotts1844]

No one could do the absurdity of this film better than Stan and Ollie. Complete and utter genius. Love it when he's pressing the bell at registrar's. The women were all tough as fuck lol

[@martinkay1123]

Brilliant absolutely brilliant, Far better than the crap they make today.

[@glennjohnson8170]

Glenn Johnson Both my mum and dad would crease up with laughter,me included at these two genius`s,on the pictures and Tv back in the 50`s.Classic!

[@shughy1]

The claustrophobia is nearly giving me a heart attack 😂

[@catherineheaton8228]

Great.always loved. Them Wish there were still more of.them

[@bethmc717]

Hilarious, one of the funniest ones 🤣 I love it when stan throws a shoe at olivers head too 😂 just all of it is pure slapstick, very funny,Myself and my dad used to roar with laughter as this, miss that

[@hart2316]

stans nose pressing against the car window.gets me giggling every time.

[@geertjalink]

It releases the kitties inside the human brain causing laughing 😺

[@mariapelayo6276]

Perfection!! Thank you.

[@paperchain1239]

This is so realistic you can almost feel the pain of getting squashed yourself. Such is the genius of these two comedy heroes. Only Fools and Horses conveys the genuii.

[@matthwe3468]

Believe it on not I can relate to this scene.😋

[@cjcal2674]

That shoe throw at 0:12 kills me 😂

[@sandrablade8371]

.one of the best Lural an Hardy films thwy wver made

[@Ana_M_01]

I stopped midway and saved my life. 😊😊😊

[@rebelvgan4579]

😂🤣🤣😂 they are the funniest, can't stop laughing!

[@R31922]

Absolutely brilliant.

[@clendenenjames8804]

Everything they did was funny and silly, the perfect team for slap stick they are the masters of humor, and I LOVE THEM FOR IT ,AND I MISS THEM

[@clendenenjames8804]

Thank you as a child they were all I had

[@chrisadams144]

Pure 100% gem, unbeatable

[@galactic-visitoretxavarria1674]

No doubt,the best of the best funny episode.I almost get a hearth atack,laughing,before this hilarious and unforgetable scene.Even I didn`t know, there were such a small kind of vehicles at that time.This couple of gentlemen,brought us a ray of light trough humor,at a time when things looked so dark and hopeless.

[@mrsbrownandhercat]

About the car: www.judgefoozlesforum.com/showthread.php?tid=294

[@NapoleonSolo61]

anyone who dislikes this has no sense of humour !!!

[@IWASBINDCANTUC]

Thank you for posting brilliant best regards Steve in U.K. How about it !

[@adamcavani3916]

Hardy:well how about it Laurel:How bout what Hardy: what did she say Laurel: WHO 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@lesleyphillips8214]

GOD! THIS MOVIE IS S-O-0-0-0-0-0-O...........FUNNY! WHO THE HELL WOULD CHOOSE STAN FOR A BEST MAN?? IT MUST HAVE BEEN LOVE........:)

[@fraser_mr2009]

4:00 that part had me laughing for ages

[@sandramonaghan3130]

Thank you I've been searching for this one I remember when I was litt laughing with my dad

[@princess_hannahx]

LOVE THIS❤️❤️❤️

[@ianwood423]

The greatest comedy duo of all time

[@bolotabr12]

Thanks for posting 😎👍

[@stevenbaer4979]

Talking about imported compact 🚗 car. I love how Stan thought the man with a weird eye was talking to him. The man told Stan that he's the married man and he kissed the 👰 bride Ollie. You have to admit that's very funny and hilarious scene. That car was made for Stan and how Stan's head popped up from the roof. Stan started to cry because he thought he married to Ollie. 😄😄😊😀😉😲👍👌

[@melissacooper4282]

No big surprise there! In one of their films they were arguing like a married couple! It was after they adopted a baby only to discover that Mrs. Hardy has left him because Ollie was spending more time with Stan than with her!

[@torstenscholz6243]

The cross-eyed man was one of the last roles for the once hugely popular silent film comedian Ben Turpin. Great, underrated pioneer of silent slapstick comedy. His last role ever was in a L&H film, too, he was the cross-eyed plumber in Saps at Sea.

[@kittykitkat4968]

@@melissacooper4282 Yes, I watched that episode, she filed for a divorce, also sued Stan too.

[@lilylinhhh6852]

@@melissacooper4282 True👍👍

[@carolrashee6346]

I think this is one of the top three of all the films they made.

[@shrekthedeck9536]

Hardy-what did she say Laurel-who 🤣🤣🤣🤣that gets me in tears alot 5:23 Hardy's face when he says who 😁😁

[@nealfry2230]

"Sweet Dreams Hayden Panettiere"

[@franstimmermans7603]

Geweldig dit.

[@kittykitkat4968]

Those days cars were smaller, they were squashed. The question scene was hilarious

[@johnmedley9406]

Love the music

[@johnmedley9406]

Stan is like tommy cooper just has 2 stand there and u split ur sides laughing

[@wayneg.8232]

James Finlayson was the perfect comic foil with Laurel and Hardy.

[@Cashy__13]

Stan throwing the shoe in Ollie’s face 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@crist67mustang]

That car is a British '20s *Austin 7* . Greeting from Chile, SouthAmerica.

[@mrsbrownandhercat]

www.judgefoozlesforum.com/showthread.php?tid=294

[@crist67mustang]

mrsbrown andhercat wow! Austin British car manufacrured in USA in 1930. Incredible! My aunt had a 1970 Austin Mini, manufactured in Arica, Chile plants (rarely in fiber glass).

[@lauriewalker90]

Actually it was a car made in Pittsburgh, PA. It was the Austin Bantam. Later named the American Bantam. I sat in one of those cars once and they ARE cramped.

[@crist67mustang]

@@lauriewalker90 PA is Philadelphia?

[@lauriewalker90]

@@crist67mustang Um no..It stands for Pennsylvania.

[@dragonflymeadowscoachingki8696]

LOVED it when she punches him for being stupid

[@mH8675309]

I loved it when that lady slugged stan

[@vickyknoedler1019]

Love it love it love it !!

[@adampinior6647]

to jest udane😄

[@12classics39]

“How about it?” LOL

[@awaitthegroom]

Thank you

[@johnvoice815]

Like someone said........ if you don't laugh at this you've got to be dead

[@ImaFnT-Rex]

the clown sized car :v

[@jerometotes5311]

Let's also appreciate the comedic excellence of Babe London, Oliver's sweet bride. Her timing is perfectly in synch with Stan and Ollie.

[@zendo6851]

I Will love them Forever

[@sammyaugusto1742]

Dude classic 👌

[@daviddavies2072]

Brilliant just Brilliant, still very funny , 👍🤣❤️🇬🇧

[@davidwood4271]

Brilliant

[@Arlindaofficiall]

4 months later lol that short is called "below zero"

[@seandoyle6181]

I love Python and Milligan, yet I adore Stan and Ollie,

[@willalwaystelehandler8450]

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha brilliant, love it,

[@torstenscholz6243]

5:40 Ben Turpin! 👍

[@carstenrbkfrandsen8162]

Good one

[@deanwille1919]

Too funny!

[@joh22293]

"Well come on... get in!"

[@svouros2]

@philipriding the name of that movie is "Me and my pal"

[@philipriding]

does anyone know the name of the laurel and hardy episode where hardy is getting married and when they are waiting for the car to arive laurel is doing a jigsaw puzzle,and when people arive at the house,they too help laurel with the puzzle.

[@josephtaafe1229]

p

[@albertscheer4143]

'Me and my pal'

[@melissacooper4282]

My favorite part was when they got into a fight over the missing piece of the puzzle! Everyone except Stan and Ollie were arrested and hauled off to jail! (Stan and Ollie were hiding)

[@melissacooper4282]

I wish they would've explained why Dulcy's father (James Finlayson) hated Ollie so much that he would lock her up until she agreed to call off the wedding?

[@medusaman1]

Maybe he still remembered him from that day when they tried to sell him a Christmas tree and finished wrecking his house......

[@AtomicExtremophile]

The car is a 1930 American Austin coupe, a real car - not a prop!

[@andyrusellthunderbrook4651]

Min 2 lol what a great car 4 this 2 slims

[@PremnathMehragmailcomhn]

very funny

[@adampinior6647]

gdzie jest ta dłuższa wersja co ojciec ją nie wypuszcza

[@jourwalis-8875]

From what film? What year?

[@stanandollie7041]

Effing priceless from the Ki gs!😋

[@alexvaliansky7707]

To get the suitcase very easily all Oliver had to do was back the car up.

[@awaitthegroom]

Anyone know the name of the film where the hotel bed goes up into the wall?

[@albertscheer4143]

That's the movie 'Be Big'. It's not a hotel, but Oliver's appartment.

[@plee4139]

Her fiancée's name is Big Bettina.

[@GODBLESSAMERICATHEUSA]

Babe London played Delcie, Ollie's fiance.

[@LaurelHardyLady1]

All yor questions answered in the two new books, Philipriding! "Arthur and Norvelle: The Forgotten and Real Legend of Laurel and Hardy" now available on Amazon!

[@mrsbrownandhercat]

But not real spelling of their names. Pretty basic howler.

[@hermes931]

what is this from and what is it called?

[@matthwe3468]

Our Wife.

[@patrickfountain2196]

aint ya gonna hang him ....funniest thing he ever said

[@markparkinson71]

Do not mess with the formidable Blanche Payson! Who?

[@wleon4068]

HAHAHAHA!!!!!

[@steveaustin6467]

dulcie darling

[@corneliustitiu8739]

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@malinnilsson9465]

sänd den här på tven

[@uservq7kq2zh4c]

Who ooooh Big fat cuple small car. Somebody tell me how the episode is name, if remember OR WIFE.

[@apostolosbousoulegkas6528]

hilarious

[@ginigang]

Not we, us

[@marctompkins3001]

Compact cars way back then!

[@muzhikforchaplin1203]

What car is that??!!

[@lauriewalker90]

Thats an Austin Bantam made in Pittsburg, PA

[@simoncussoneytoreller8134]

très drôle

[@salah.composer]

What doest it mean when stan threw oliver with shoe and oliver said not yet in :20 s??

[@melissacooper4282]

Ollie told Stan "Not yet." because he and Dulcy wern't married yet. Back in that time it was a custom for friends and family to throw rice and shoes at the newlyweds. It meant to wish them good luck. I'm glad that those traditions stopped because the rice is harmful to animals and I wouldn't want to get hit by a shoe!

[@salah.composer]

@@melissacooper4282 ahaa thx melissa those tow are so funny hhhhhh

[@steffiseifert2245]

🤗

[@LaurelHardyLady1]

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[@RFBJr1965]

Funny !

[@svouros2]

@hermes931 Our Wife (1931)

[@jet3529]

why Laurel didn't get in to the car first?

[@animaltvi9515]

Then it wouldn't be as funny would it. Doh.

[@torstenscholz6243]

Laurel would probably answer "Well, you didn't ask me."

[@drewski1535]

3:57 5:07😅😅😅