Laurel & Hardy - 𝐇𝐨𝐠 𝐖𝐢𝐥𝐝 (1930) -Dad&DaughterFirstReaction 

I ❤ your reactions and your dads so cool.

And in my opinion no one can ever be as hilarious as Stan,his facial expressions by themselves will keep you laughing.

This is one of their best ones. Never gets old.

Chimneys and fireplaces really have it in for Ollie in the most malevolent way possible.

It's a rare chimney stack that survives the proximity of these two.

There is one call the devils brother and there is a scene of Stan and Ollie uncontrollably laughing and it hilarious.

No shortage of laughter here.. My pleasure

Починили дом, теперь надо чинить машину!😂 Хорошая старая комедия. Спасибо❤

I love it when Stanley puts the wire on binding post A, and Oliver gets an electric shock and falls down the chimney!🤣🤣🤣

I love your reactions. There is nobody else who can make me laugh like these two ! xx

I so look forward to your L&H reactions!

Actually, chimneys, fireplaces, wives, ladders, aerials, Stan Laurel, automobiles, roofs, and generally the entire universe all stand ready and waiting to punish poor Ollie!

Absolutely adore you two. Random bits of knowledge commence!!!! Misses Hardy is played by the same actress who played Stan's spouse in "Their purple moment", a silent movie from a short time before this movie - so she was Stan's wife before Ollie's. She lived to a high age, and was approaching her 50's (compared to Stan + Ollie approaching their 40's) in 1930, not that anything is wrong with marrying an older woman of course. What makes their synergy so well in this movie is that she as the queen of double takes, indirectly fights with Hardy, who was the Prince of double takes - but nobody was more the KING of double takes than James Finnlayson, his overacting in combination with his grimacing just makes him the best. Dorothy Granger who played the maid, was 20 years younger than Laurel or Hardy, and at the beginning of her Career still. She was rather short, if one may dare say, and starred in a total of 3 movies with the boys, thats more than many other "extras" ever did! She continued to act for many decades afterwards and starred in almost 300 movies in total!!! Albeit only being cast as a "low performance extra" for the movie, she was very good at adding to the initial fun of the scene including her, and was also treated very nicely on the set, for the short time she was there. As with many actors and actresses way back when, you only got paid a rather measly wage, and only needed for literally like, 5 minutes, and when done filming, that was it, go home, cya next movie or never again. As another side note, she worked with Charley Chase, another comedic of their time, more than with Laurel and Hardy - and Chase himself has a few roles in Laurel and Hardy movies as well!!! This is what makes the era so interesting, once your name was out there, you were bound to run into everyone else of the same trade as yourself, one way or another. The car used in the movie was, like in most if not all cases of L&H and other contemporary movies, the classical Ford Model T. "Relatively" inexpensive, it was not only contemporary, but it's unique features regarding the throttle and carburetor, allowing to easily produce the very well known exhaust flames and bangs just naturally by operating the vehicle a bit roughly... or sometimes by just operating it correctly! It was a 1922 Model T Touring, as is seen by the cabriolet "folding roof", as opposed to the Roadster/Runabout (2 seater cabriolet) and the "glass all around" Sedans. Whoever played the PC game "Mafia" over 10 years ago knows their 1930's era cars inside out. The car dodging scene was of course filmed at a lower recording rate than the final movie, which when inserted into the movie post-production, would appear faster when played at the normal movie speed. As opposed to filming with much MORE recording rate, where you have more pictures for the same time frame, and when played back at normal speed, will create a slow motion effect. This is why super slow motion footage is filmed with insane frame rates these days, there is footage with millions of FPS so you can literally see each detail in the object in question while it is moving. There was no blinkers in 1930, so you would either use turn signals that were red and white striped and could stick out like the little flag-like thingies on mailboxes, or you just used your hands , like a bike rider, to indicate your turning intentions. Very tiny detail thats trivial but it just shows how much attention producers and directors paid to record such details for future audiences. It makes everything natural. The Model T also doesn't create THAT big and long of a dramatic misfire, a tank engine or a plane motor would have generated a large exhaust flame like this, but alas, its for the comedy! They missed an opportunity for a "switched hat" joke right at the start but alas, they also knew when too much is too much, and it would have just been one skit too many in the movie, it has a perfect balance of timed and fired gags. You have to also admire their effort and trust in their skills to put up the aerial like this - there is no solid foundation, and nailing it to the side of the building like that... good luck, stability wise! They not only get an A for taking all those hits from those cellulose bricks mixed with a few wooden bricks (as seen by them floating in the water lightly), but also for their clothes being dry the next shot! In the german version, when Stanley does the "thats right!" nod towards Misses Hardy, there is a "hmph!" sound added by the voice actor, and when he runs into the short end table, he adds a "sorry very much!" voice line, that's what makes the german versions a bit more "living", in other movies too, additional noises or one-liners where there is silence in the american/english original. Right before Stanley engages the starter, you can see the ladder, plate looking different, and also hinges of metal added to the plate to allow for the upcoming stunt. For apparent safety reasons, the "panic on the ladder" part (which was also the german title of it, amongst many others - "Panik auf der Leiter"), it was also filmed at a relatively slow driving and action speed, but with a slower recording speed as well, so when played back, it appeared to be normal speed or actually very fast driving and actions. Typical slap stick filming methods. When Ollie lifts his hat in the german dub, he says a polite "Guten Tag" (Good Day!) to the passengers of the bus in a calm voice, which is super funny. If anyone ever comes to Los Angeles, visit the "Petersen Auto Museum", you will find the original prop Ford Model T in its "crushed" state, complete and with a plaque about the movie, and 2 mannequin Laurel and Hardy sitting atop the vehicle - it is where the ORIGINAL!!! movie prop is currently on display. The way the car was made was simple. The car was cut up, then welded back together, then the engine slightly tilted + elevated, and a chopped drivetrain shaft connected the rear wheel drive differential with the engine, voila - it only had to work for a few meters anyways! Rating all the episodes, this one would get 5/5 stars. The jokes are off the hook, and some skits are seen first (and only!) in this episode, and a lot of recurring humor is utilized to create a wonderful movie, all in all. A short movie but alas it is what it is. We can see how RUINED your dad was from the constant barrage of comedy, and that is a good thing - where would we all be without laughing? Can not wait to see more future movies you react to!!! God bless.

Photography by George Stevens, who went on to direct A Place In The Sun (1951) and Giant (1956). Sorry, both, I missed the live broadcast. I was on the beach. I did watch, and split my sides as uj, when I got home. Pleased to hear Oliver The Eighth is next. There's one scene that cracks me up every time. It's in the barber shop when Ollie breaks the fourth wall. Enjoy. I know you will. 😊

Lol I personally prefer the German synchronization, but either way, this episode of these two legends is one of the better ones. Glad you two enjoy yourselves watching these classic masters of comedy. Kindest regards

My dad and I used to do the same thing on weekends back in the 60s when they would play these. Unfortunately they spent a lot of time shoving commercials in to break up the continuity or even cutting an episode for time constraints.

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Classic Stan and Ollie I’m sure you will love this one as well

Years ago I saw someone on YT claim that L& H would do most of their entire films again with all the stunts repeated for the Mexican population and they had cue cards that spelled out the Spanish phonetically so they spoke it as precisely as they could. Never found out if this was true,but I did see one in Spanish that seemd to be that. So happy you enjoy these as much as I do,because many of my friends I get to watch them just think it is all too silly. Jaded bastards!

Hey guys another funny reaction Laurel and Hardy I can’t stop laughing to they are absolutely funny 🤣🤣

It’s very rare that I find anyone funnier than Stan in their films but the wife in this is fantastic 🤣🤣🤣 I think I resonate with your reactions is because I also almost die laughing at these films…..great reaction guys

You reall should check out their silents as well(1927 - 1929) such as Two Tars:1928 Big Business(1929)and The Battle of the Century(1927) which has one of the all - time pie fights ever filmed.

I like them very much. They are the demonstration of how healthy comedy can be done... at least, once upon a time it was possible. And now I'm going for a swim in the sea

I initially wondered how you and your daughter would survive watching this very funny movie, because I have seen it many times! But you both made it through the belly laughs and I'm really impressed. Next up, I would love to see you watch them in "Blotto", an equally funny short feature, but more subtle and sly in its material. It features a wonderful performance from Anita Garvin as Stanley's wife who plays a cat and mouse game with the Boys who are trying to sneak out for a night on the town. I do really enjoy your presentations; two different generations that love Laurel and Hardy equally!

Another good one is below zero.

Wooah! What happened to your hair ? You look so beautiful!!!❤ Your hair looks great too Dashy🤪

Great reaction. I absolutely love Laurel & Hardy. Liked and subbed for your L & H journey.

Great reaction again. Thank you! Any clue which episode will be next?

How many times has Ollie fallen off a roof

Have you been to the Laurel & Hardy museum in Ulverston cumbria?

You guys have to check out Them Thar Hills and the sequel, Tit for Tat. With Mae Busch and Charlie Hall. Two of my fave films and two of my fave L&H regulars.

Great reaction as always, always look forward to your videos as there aren't enough Laurel and Hardy reactions online. I'd highly recommend Night Owls or if not, Perfect Day, The Hoose-Gow, Going Bye-Bye or Them Far Hills and its sequel Tit For Tat.

Your reactions are just delightful! You HAVE TO check out 'The Chimp",

You should check out ‘Our Wife’ sometime. Very funny.

Hardy push me like that, would be the last time

" He doesn't know his hat is there!" The girl shouts. Unsubscribed.