Stan Laurel (Actor), Oliver Hardy (Actor), A. Edward Sutherland (Director) & 0 more Rated: G Format: DVD / Comedy
The Flying deuces Stan s Pan az idegenl gi ban
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- The Flying deuces Stan s Pan az idegenl gi ban
- SKU
- JC23371
Source specifications
- Genre
- Comedy
- Format
- Black & White, PAL
- Contributor
- A. Edward Sutherland, Boris Morros, Jean Parker, Oliver Hardy, Stan Laurel
- Language
- English, Hungarian
- Runtime
- 66 minutes
- MPAA rating
- G (General Audience)
- Director
- A. Edward Sutherland
- Media Format
- Black & White, PAL
- Run time
- 66 minutes
- Actors
- Jean Parker, Oliver Hardy, Stan Laurel
- Subtitles
- : Hungarian
- Producers
- Boris Morros
- Studio
- Boris Morros Productions
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English Summary: The Flying Deuces, also known as Flying Aces, is a 1939 comedy film starring Laurel and Hardy, in which the duo join the French Foreign Legion. It is a partial remake of their 1931 short film Beau Hunks. While the boys are working in the fish market in Paris, Ollie falls in love with Georgette (Jean Parker), the beautiful daughter of an innkeeper. She turns down his marriage proposal because she is married to a Foreign Legion officer named Francois (Reginald Gardiner). Heartbroken, Ollie contemplates suicide. He is joined by his friend Stan in sinking himself into a river. (In some versions this proceeding is complicated by the presence of an "escaped shark".) Stan repeatedly interrupts Ollie as he is about to throw the weight in, and asks him to consider the possibility of reincarnation. Ollie decides his Rated 4.1 out of 5. Customers love this classic movie. The laughs aspect receives mixed reactions, with some finding it wholesome entertainment.
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English Summary: The Flying Deuces, also known as Flying Aces, is a 1939 comedy film starring Laurel and Hardy, in which the duo join the French Foreign Legion. It is a partial remake of their 1931 short film Beau Hunks. While the boys are working in the fish market in Paris, Ollie falls in love with Georgette (Jean Parker), the beautiful daughter of an innkeeper. She turns down his marriage proposal because she is married to a Foreign Legion officer named Francois (Reginald Gardiner). Heartbroken, Ollie contemplates suicide. He is joined by his friend Stan in sinking himself into a river. (In some versions this proceeding is complicated by the presence of an "escaped shark".) Stan repeatedly interrupts Ollie as he is about to throw the weight in, and asks him to consider the possibility of reincarnation. Ollie decides his preference is to be reincarnated as a horse. Francois catches sight of them and convinces them to enlist in the Foreign Legion in order to forget Ollie's failed romance. When Stan asks how long it will take Ollie to forget, Francois says it will only take a matter of a few days. Hungarian Summary: Olivert - akit mi Pannak ismerünk - szerelmi csalódás éri, ezért belép az Idegenlégióba. Természetesen vele tart elválaszthatatlan társa, Stan is. A két jó barát, szokás
Key details: MPAA rating: G (General Audience) | Director: A. Edward Sutherland | Media Format: Black & White, PAL | Run time: 66 minutes | Actors: Jean Parker, Oliver Hardy, Stan Laurel | Subtitles: : Hungarian | Producers: Boris Morros | Studio: Boris Morros Productions | Customer Reviews: 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (28)
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Customer feedback: 4.1/5 average rating.
Customers say: Customers love this classic movie. The laughs aspect receives mixed reactions, with some finding it wholesome entertainment.
Review snippets: I am a fan of Laurel and Hardy, and their brand of humor and slap stick is known and appreciated throughout the world. And it is wholesome entertainment at its best! Sadly, It is a lost art today! Read more / One of my L&H favorites because they sing "Harvest Moon". Prefer B&W. Read more