WHO ARE THESE GUYS?! Laurel and Hardy: Why Didn't You Tell Me You Had 2 Legs (REACTION)

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[@elizabethbrown6384]

Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy started in the silent movies in the 1920's and transitioned to "talkies" through the 1930's and 1940's.

[@timcarr6401]

Oliver started in pictures in 1914. They were first together in 1921. But it wasn't until 1927 that they became a team because of the obvious chemistry they had together.

[@dougsusie2319]

Keep going with these guys, they're hilarious. You might want to start with a compilation video, sort of like a greatest hits to get you familiar with their comedy. They're right up there with the Stooges slapstick. Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy. You made me chuckle, it's not Lou rail but like in the term "Don't rest on your laurel's" More if these two and more Stooge's please. Moe, Larry and Curly, you haven't even scratched the surface of these three yet along with these two guys. 3 Stooges and Laurel and Hardy. The GOAT'S of Slapstick comedy. Peace

[@CHUCKSNORRIS]

Really old school. LAUREL and Hardy.

[@garystephenson9412]

The greatest comedy duo of all time!!!!

[@justaguy6129]

Mel Brooks shouted these guys out in Blazing Saddles when the mayor extended a laurel and hearty (Hardy) handshake. If you like the old stuff you may want to check out The Honeymooners starring Jackie Gleason, Audrey Meadows and Art Carney. The Flintstones cartoon was modeled after this show. If you've ever heard the phrase "One of these days Alice, pow, right in the kisser!", it is from this show. The golf scene with Ralph and Norton is one of the most memorable. Norton was the original Kramer (Seinfeld). Alice was a great character too. Despite the timeline, she didn't take any crap.

[@michael0830]

You can never go wrong with the Three Stooges and Laurel &Hardy

[@BM-hb2mr]

WHAT a childhood we had huh? Great time to be alive

[@donwild50]

Or Abbott and Costello. Or the Marx Brothers.

[@dinodisneylover1]

And Charlie Chaplin.

[@matthale6563]

R Harold Lloyd and Buster Keaton.

[@mikeh8416]

Laurel (pronounced Lawrel) and Hardy started during the SILENT film era. They were VERY popular in the 1920's and 1930's, and like The Stooges did mostly "Shorts" skits. As a kid in the 1960's we used to go to the library and get film reels to play at home.

[@timcarr6401]

L&H were on a higher plain than the TS.

[@mikeh8416]

@@timcarr6401 They both did "slap stick" (physical) comedy. The 3 Stooges were just more Surreal, while Laurel & Hardy were more Situational. Both groups were masters at their craft!!

[@krystalaura5634]

Back when humor was funny and clean. They have many skits and movies. I think it was in the 40s. Another great funny duo was Abbot and Costello. Just clean humor back then.

[@darealadogg]

i did them already its on my channel

[@Muckylittleme]

Early 30's was when they made most of their shorts.

[@christinepeniaranda8484]

Love the Little Rascals. A gang of cute little kids. Great shows.

[@x0539p]

These two always cracked me up. I love black and white films and TV shows. Loved their silly humour. Love your reactions, thanks for sharing.

[@BronyDanProductions]

Watching these older comedies and comics like Laurel and Hardy, is like watching a masterclass. It just strips it down to its most basic and purest form and it is still funny. Laurel and Hardy’s partnership and friendship lasted for over 30 years, starting in the silent era of the 1920s and the all the way up to the 50s.

[@SanDeezyBreezy61986]

Best comedic duo ever. Absolute legends. I'm lucky enough to have an older father who introduced me to these two (on VHS) when I was a kid.

[@maxwellshammer5283]

Grew up watching these guys on TV in the 50s. Then in the 70s I managed a pizza joint where we used to show a lot of these old comedies to entertains the customers. They were always a big hit.

[@marion_R]

To me the are a "must know". Never laughed harder.❣️ When I was young ( in the late 70's) they were on GERMAN TV every week. Thank you!💚

[@thewindle]

These two are before Abbott and Costello, they did shorts like the Three Stooges, this starts off during WW1, and Laural is left behind to guard, and doesn't know the war is over. He's found and sent home to a heroes welcome, Hardy reads about it in the paper and goes get him.

[@BM-hb2mr]

Who else here remembers drinking from a garden hose? Or how about warming up on the concrete after swimming when it was too cold outside but you begged your MOM to go anyway. And to get warm , you layed on the warm concrete to get warm. Lol

[@777petew]

You will go on a long journey with Laurel and Hardy. A lot of their stuff is genius.

[@MrFishermanbob]

Laurel and Hardy are an HISTORIC comedy team that spanned the silent film era into the talkies. They became even MORE popular in the talkies and overall made dozens of classic movies. One of their movies you definitely need to check out is The Music Box.

[@slongf15]

These guys are hilarious 🤣 I die laughing every time I watch them

[@stephenomelveny5314]

Hey Adogg, Lwurel and Hardy where quite popular in the 1930's. They have many comedy films, and one is the Piano Movers, you would enjoy that one, greatly. Sometime in our lives we get to do the Laurel and Hardy bits, in real time ourselves, and when they happen we can simple state that yes we did a Laurel and Hardy number.....dig yourself. SO?

[@EvilSean62]

we know it as the music box ... is it a different title where you are ? im in scotland

[@LuvTadnDixie]

Laurel and Hardy were the best. The "Music Box" is funny by them.

[@bpfromowc]

Their movie “The Music Box” is hysterically funny man. Thanks for the reaction.

[@corawheeler9355]

The Music Box is a Laurel and Hardy short film comedy released in 1932. It was directed by James Parrott, produced by Hal Roach and distributed by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. The film, which depicts the pair attempting to move a piano up a long flight of steps, won the first Academy Award for Best Live Action Short (Comedy) in 1932. In 1997, it was selected for preservation in the National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant"

[@Muckylittleme]

It is a well known one and great but they have better IMO. Busy bodies, Pardon us and County hospital off the top of my head but several others.

[@1957Shep]

Laurel & Hardy did over 100 films together starting clear back in the silent movie era. These guys could make you laugh your ass clear off without ever saying a word.

[@NotData]

What is even funnier in another scene about 15 minutes later, Laurel holds out his arms to be picked up again, and Hardy actually does it for a few seconds.

[@mikeconway9849]

Great reaction! These two were known for their slapstick and physical comedy!

[@jamiemark]

Lou-rel, ha ha. It amazes me today that these classic entertainers of the past are seemingly not known. Unless you grew up with parents who would show you this type of thing, that is. When I was a kid (70's-80's) before every TV channel was a network affiliate, these shorts would be showcased in syndication. Also, before VCR's were in every household, I would see some of these at my local library via movie projector reels. Damn I'm old. I've been a fan of Laurel & Hardy's work ever since. The 3 Stooges and The Little Rascals were also shown on TV in that same time period.

[@susanschweitzer1090]

Love them❤️❤️❤️❤️ me and my. Grandpa use to watch them all the time🤗

[@pexxos1]

"Lou Rell" played for the New York Nicks back in the 1980s....Laurel was a comedian.

[@DawnaOlson]

I have always loved Laurel & Hardy ... everything they did was comedy gold!! ALSO, they did lots location filming - I LOVE seeing historic Los Angeles. ☺️

[@martinbender1258]

Stan Laurel (pronounced Law-rull) and Oliver Hardy were silent film actors who were put together as a team by Hal Roach - who put together the Little Rascals (another series of comedies starring kids who were 7-11 years old.)

[@SuperBigblue19]

Unlike some other comedy duos, they were friends on and off the set. Stan Laurel refused roles after Hardy's death and acted only as a consultant. 65% of Oliver Hardy 's 250 silent shorts prior to 1927 have been lost forever but the duo known around the world by different names will live on.

[@SavedChampion]

The funniest guys around. They made all kinds of movies. We watched them every Saturday morning. Famous duo.

[@BM-hb2mr]

These guys were pioneers of film.

[@KW-gb9cd]

They had a 68-minute movie in 1933 called "Sons of the Desert" that's an absolute classic; you've just got to see it. BTW, the clip you just showed is from a 1938 short called "Block-Heads."

[@SquirminHermanthe1eyedGerman]

The fat guy Oliver Hardy {1892-1957} was born right around where I am from in Covington Georgia {home of the Dukes of Hazzard & Heat of the Night} which is where his parents are from & his father was a Confederate War veteran & after owned a huge cotton plantation here! His older brother drowned in the Oconee River, Oliver tried to save him but to no avail! Glad you watching these comedy icons ✌💖☮

[@baskervillebee6097]

L-are-el like the plant. 1938. Please, please, please look for Laurel and Hardy vs Santana. A talented person has combined one of their dances with modern music PERFECTLY. It is stunning.

[@rickiewilson2018]

This is one of over 100 shorts they made Laurel and Hardy actually started in silent films.

[@donwild50]

I remember this scene. It was part of a longer film where Laurel (that's the skinny guy) and Hardy (the fat guy) were serving in WWI and were best friends. They get separated and Laurel was told to guard a trench. While he's alone and guarding it...the War ends. But nobody went back to tell him. So he stays in the trench...for years, thinking the war is still on. Finally some people come by and see this huge pile of empty ration cans outside the trench and finally tell him the war is over and he can go home. His buddy Hardy thinks he was killed...and meets him in this scene...and assumes at first he lost his leg in the war.

[@x0539p]

You need to watch the Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis skits. Dean was a famous singer and Jerry did slapstick humour and the two were great together.

[@retromaven2159]

This is from Blockheads (1938) and it only gets worse for Ollie after this! His partners name is pronounced LAW-REL. Would love to see you do more of their material. THE MUSIC BOX (1932) is one of their best works, nominated for an Academy Award!

[@timcarr6401]

"It must have been made in the 1900s." LOL!!

[@michiwonderoutdoors2282]

I was born in '64 and watched these guys on TV

[@whathappened1284]

Laurel is pronounced like floral without the F, or I guess phonetically it is Lorel, emphasis on the first half LOR-el. I am so glad you did this video!

[@happymethehappyone8300]

TRUST ME Brother,, You Are REALLY Missing Out On This Classic Comedy Television Series,, Known As "The Little Rascals" And/Or "Our Gang",, All The Stars Are Little Kids,, Is Hilarious & Was Loved By Many For Years & Years.

[@women65andover]

They are classic.

[@bobduerwald9805]

I knew you would really like their comedy!

[@rodhanson7112]

OLIVER NORVEL HARDY DIED FROM A STROKE IN 1957 AND STAN LAUREL DIED FROM A HEART ATTACK AT THE AGE OF 65 YEARS OLD AND THEY WERE THE FUNNIEST COMEDY TEAM THAT EVER LIVED 😔

[@markcastellanet9672]

These guys are hilarious

[@kdm71291]

Pronounced "Lore-el"....like the leaf.....also a girl's name.....but it was their last names....Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy. 1938 You should also watch "The Music Box"....the steps they use that go up a hill are still there in the western end of the Silverlake district in LA...north-west of Dodger Stadium........as well as a three Stooges episode called "An Ache In Every Stake", where they use similar steps in the eastern part of that same district....those stairs are also still there!

[@jillk368]

I'd like to extend to you a Laurel..... and Hardy handshake. If you react to Blazing Saddles, you'll be among very few reactors who get this play on words.

[@jdw9397]

🤣 I’m sure someone else has mentioned it, but Who’s On First is hilarious!

[@bwilliams463]

Check out 'The Music Box, which isprobably their most acclaimed and well-known short film. The 1920s and 1930s were their best years.

[@sharonellis8776]

You should react to more of their movies. Dirty work, Music Box, Brats are all really funny xx

[@BM-hb2mr]

Definitely a huge story about those 2 guys, they did a movie about their lives in show business

[@johnniekight1879]

Check out The Music Box or Going West.

[@anthonyjoseph4344]

I recommend The Music Box, Towed In a Hole, and Brats as a good start.

[@timothykissinger4883]

This is from the movie Blockheads,from 1938

[@johnwalters978]

In the 1930's these were shorts that were shown before the 'Main Feature'.

[@jeanniewright2554]

Along the same lines is W, C. Fields. Funny, funny, funny!!!!!!

[@timcarr6401]

Fields is hilarious!

[@Barb5001]

If you have no seen it yet, be sure watch their classic video called "The Music Box"

[@moorhead1962]

Check out The Music Box with Laurel and Hardy

[@ROCKINGMAN]

This is one of their last features for Hal Roach, 1938.

[@MarjorieStoker-oj8fh]

What your telling me you've never heard of these two greats

[@stevetheduck1425]

This vid is only the second scene of the movie, which begins with everyone but Laurel attacking the Germans in France during WWI, which then fades to Laurel still guarding a trench in the mid 1930s, eating cans of beans from a huge store meant for a whole regiment. He's returned to the states when found, and the next scene is this one, with his buddy Hardy coming to meet him, doing his clumsy best to care for a man he thinks is crippled. The movie continues with Laurel confused by modern houses (automatic garage doors, electric doorbells, more), and him never getting that home-cooked steak he was promised. There was actually a scandal at the time this was made about WWI veterans not getting the support promised and if unable to work due to wounds, getting nothing at all. Especially if they were 'less than white' sadly...

[@BarryMoreno-zx4dc]

Laurel & Hardy were the greatest Hollywood comedy duo of the twentieth century. Next were best were Abbott & Costello, Wheeler & Woolsey and Martin & Lewis.

[@ELIZABETHANNEBuonagura]

Good old Stan and Ollie !!

[@Muckylittleme]

I was hoping you would react tot he whole thing, it is hilarious all the way through. Maybe you could do a part 2 :)

[@MordechaiKestecher]

"I'm pretty sure it's in 19 something" well it aint in 2000 something I tell you that😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@scottjo63]

Their classic movie, The Piano is a must watch. Also, there was an excellent bio movie of their last year's called Stan And Ollie (2018), which starred Steve Coogan as Stan Laurel and John C. Reilly, as Oliver Hardy which is underrated.

[@EvilSean62]

we know it as the music box ... is it a different title where you are ? im in scotland

[@scottjo63]

@@EvilSean62 My bad on the title. It is called The Music Box. Thank you.

[@hollywoodozzy1979]

A movie called "Block-Heads" from 1938. Used to watch their movies, along with the Marx Brothers movies, with my grandad when I was growing up. He wasn't a big fan of the Stooges for some reason. Maybe because they were more slapstick and physical comedy.

[@pamsheene6616]

I think their names are Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy

[@mochiebellina8190]

L&H probably the best comedy duo ever.

[@bansheekh]

There is a bio movie with John C. Reilly that is very good.

[@johnandrews3151]

Their silent movies are just as good as this!

[@CHUCKSNORRIS]

Early 1900's. These guys were born in 1800's.

[@donaldvane4109]

You should check out Abbott and Costello for another old time comedy duo.

[@jamesleate]

You don't have to hide it behind any opacity filter, this is well out of copyright expiration. Copyright for film lasts 70 years from the day the final key figure dies. For film those key figures include the principle director, the screen writer, the script writer and the composer of any music written specifically for the film in question. Since all Laurel and Hardy films are 80-100 years old, there's a good chance they are all copyright free.

[@raymondadams7570]

stan was british and oliver was american

[@malimom6011]

You gotta watch a Marx Brothers movie!!!!!!!! I am 67yo & love watching your resctions to. Laurel & Hardy, & The 3 Stooges!!! My generation grew up on this stuff....lmao

[@itsakittyting]

This was from before WW2 when that moustache was still in fashion (Charlie Chaplin had it too) - then you-know-who came along so after the war no one ever wore it that way anymore

[@mikeh8416]

Just found you. SUBSCRIBED!!

[@hahatoldyouso]

Classic

[@KennyY-bh3zl]

Adogg, when Laurel and Hardy toured England in the early 1950's, the sketch that they performed every night in front of the live audience, and which got the most laughs was the "Hard Boiled Eggs and Nuts" routine from their film County Hospital. Here is a link to the film County Hospital. It runs about 13 minutes and is very funny. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYuQeoqDlLtoepY

[@cainealexander-mccord2805]

No stunt men in those days. Stooges did all their own stuff, hence, Curly's stroke.

[@hoodatdare7039]

IF YOU LIKE THE OLD COMEDIANS YOU SHOULD LOOK AT THE KEYSTONE COPS, BUSTER KETON, AND THE KING OF THEM ALL CHARLY CHAPLIN. OR BUSTER KETON VS CHARLY CHAPLIN

[@alanbwilliams]

they made 100's of films mostly in the 1930's

[@bpfromowc]

It’s pronounced Law-rel.

[@baskervillebee6097]

These guys are American Treasures.

[@raymondadams7570]

a brit and a american

[@mvdh877]

1:29 this is from 1938

[@chrisjenkins6120]

Pronounced Lor-al so it’s Laurel and Hardy. They were crazy in their day.

[@christinepeniaranda8484]

It was the 30s I think. You can tell if you see any automobiles.

[@daveyjones6465]

Any Bean's lol

[@williamlovett619]

Pronounced Law-rel

[@annereidy7981]

No idea where you got that pronunciation from, its like the plant Laurel!

[@larrysmith6797]

Lourell was born a poor black child in Harlem.

[@bronj1451]

You should try “sons of the desert” it’s great :)

[@christinepeniaranda8484]

Haha. It's pronounced Lor-ul, as In "lull"

[@ralfmeyer9086]

One Question. You don't know Laurel &Hardy? Life you behind the Moon?? Hihi🤗😊

[@MaryEllen10862]

You really might like the Laurel and Hardy Who’s on first.

[@jillk368]

Abbott and Costello; but yeah, legendary comedy skit.

[@CHUCKSNORRIS]

That's the whole shtick. To look and not see what's in front of you. Check out the KeyStone Cops, Buster Keaton, Charlie Chaplin.

[@larrysmith6797]

It come out in 19 somethin'.

[@andywrong3247]

Your getting his first name wrong this was only part of it i believe they were in the army first world war got split up then found each other after the war oliver thought stan had lost his leg.they filmed alot in the 1930s usually 20min comedy sketches are the best.