You do a Great job with your videos, lots of information, and well edited...and most importantly, Fun to watch. And Abbott & Costello horror-comedy movies are occasionally broadcast on the Svenghooli show, Saturday nights on MeTV.
You always know how to put a smile on my face after the long work day. Also, the bit where Costello has to pay room rent with the landlord is a classic and a half. 7 into 28 (13x).
At 1:10,, depending on screen resolution, you can see faint print on the "blank" page. It's just light ink/bad contrast. Shemp was EVERYWHERE and I love that. Joe Besser was not my favorite Stooge, but look at the shoes he had to fill. 13:28 - Ma Kettle ! I'd love to see some more of Ma and Pa Kettle.
Bud and Lou rank among the very top duos - like maybe three top, you pick the rank b/c those elites were all so good - in all entertainment. The bloopers are fun and understandable. However, it occurred to me: Given "back in they day" they used used *actual* film, I suspect the industry was a bit more relaxed. Inserting a deliberate prank into a take "wastes film" (an expense). Today, with so much digital filming, one only needs to click on Edit or Erase; back *then*, the extra film for gag take insertions was an expense! Those two were such a genius team and enjoyed a Hollywood which [OK, yeah, had its shadowed side] liked to really have fun making movies.
They used to play a lot of the uncensored bloopers that included Abbott and Costello during the midnight showing of The Rocky Horror Picture Show at the movie theater during the 70's and 80's before it came out on VHS.
Lugosi was pissed that Barber interrupted his staircase scene. He turned to Barber and said, “You should not be kidding when we are working!” Lugosi then stormed off the set. Poor guy had a lot at stake. This was his 1st A grade movie in many years. He had hoped for a comeback. Of course that didn’t happen. Fun fact. He was 60 at the time.
Hello TCM, This was great. You did an awesome job. Thanks. I never thought about any Abbot and Costello bloopers since they are always screwing around and causing blunders all the time. Lol. I don't know how they did the bullet hole in the windshield, but in slow motion, it looked like they could have thrown salt or sugar to look like the glass was shattering. I thought maybe they used a black marker to draw in the cracks and the hole on the glass. I also thought they could have stopped filming and put in a windshield w a hole and then threw the salt or powder. I don't know. Im just pulling on strings here, lol.😊. Costello's tie might have been a clip-on tie and fell off. It kills me when an actor has a hat on, then the next scene, he doesn't, then he does. I don't understand why nobody in the studio and onset doesn't catch those kinds of things. You would think an actor would notice if a prop was missing. 😮. Take care.
Thanks, I bet things were pretty chaotic filming Abbott and Costello. It's probably a miracle they didn't miss more things. I read continuity was hard to manage because they were always doing the scenes different every take.
Agree that in the A & C movies that using their real names would have been better. Pre-cable there was a tv station in Worcester, MA WSMW that aired their movies on Saturdays 6pm to 8pm. Station aired the complete Universal and Universal International A & C movie catalog.
My top.. favorites are Hit the ice In the army Coming around mountain Naughty ninetys Abbott costello meet frankenstein Abbott costello meets dr jeckyll
I hope you all enjoy this look at Abbott and Costello movie goofs and bloopers. I searched through a lot of bloopers and tried to cut it down to just the funniest and most interesting I could find.
The one with Joe Besser running back and forth to get a cup if water was stolen from a Laurel and Hardy short film called "One Good Turn." Laurel runs back and forth, getting a cup of water until Ollie finally asks him where are you going with the water. Stan then informs him that their tent is on fire.
Boris Carloff in that other a.a.c. film where he Hypnotizes Lou into Suicide but then turns against him, "You're not supposed to stab me. You're supposed to go after the man in the mirror!" BTW, I think that newspaper Bud was holding up was just extremely small print. Also, Bud and Lou did call each other by the real names in both the Foreign Legion and the Invisible Man.
I've ALWAYS been a little Confused about A&C meet Dr. Jekyll & Mr.Hyde. when you actually see Karloff change in Mr Hyde that's It for Karloff as Hyde & then he's TOTALLY Replaced by Stuntman Eddie Parker is that Correct ??
Nobody could ever replace Curly, but I think Joe had some funny moments especially in his work with Abbott and Costello. Curly just exploded with energy on screen. I don't think anybody had that kind of energy then or since.
Abbott and Costello, my all time favorites. Thanks for the upload!
Thanks for watching and commenting. 😀
Love the bloopers and commentary. I want to get ahold of the youth restoring bicycle!😄
It’s Saturday night… I’m sitting in my living room with the fireplace and Abbott and Costello meet Frankenstein. Perfect evening
I remembet the looey tunes cartoon where they were the cats after tweeety bird lol!!
Yeah, that's a classic.😀
Loved their films, miss watching them, will need to find them and watch them again. Just hilarious fun and not to be taken seriously.
Movies like this should be brought back to TV.
I've been collecting their DVDs over the years. I've almost got everything.
Excellent! Love Abbott and Costello! Your blloopers were awesome! Thanks man
Glad you enjoyed! Thanks
Bobby Barber deserves a special video and Shemp Howard's "You've been eating olives" adlib took me aback. Funny stuff.
You do a Great job with your videos, lots of information, and well edited...and most importantly, Fun to watch.
And Abbott & Costello horror-comedy movies are occasionally broadcast on the Svenghooli show, Saturday nights on MeTV.
Thank you very much. I appreciate it.
You always know how to put a smile on my face after the long work day.
Also, the bit where Costello has to pay room rent with the landlord is a classic and a half. 7 into 28 (13x).
P.S. You were sure right about Besser! Lifelong Stooge fan here, and that was, hands down, the funniest thing I ever saw him do. I'm crying!!
Abbott and Costello were one of my Favorite Comedians. Another Great Video waiting for your next video. take care my Friend. 😊
Thanks
@@tvcrazyman yvw!!! my Friend.
Hold that ghost is one of my favourite movies. Not many bloopers, though. Thank you for this compilation.
Love the blooper series
Great goofs and bloopers the meet the monsters movies were always my favorites loved all the monster ones
The monsters definitely put their movies on a whole new level of fun.
Yep it certainly did I agree with you 100% man
Well done Crazyman!
Thanks
At 1:10,, depending on screen resolution, you can see faint print on the "blank" page. It's just light ink/bad contrast. Shemp was EVERYWHERE and I love that. Joe Besser was not my favorite Stooge, but look at the shoes he had to fill.
13:28 - Ma Kettle ! I'd love to see some more of Ma and Pa Kettle.
Love Abbott & Costello back in the day also Laurel & Hardy 😀
I've been watching Laurel and Hardy lately. They are hilarious!
Way out west was always my favorite laurel and hardy one lol😂😂😂😂love the music box too
Bud and Lou rank among the very top duos - like maybe three top, you pick the rank b/c those elites were all so good - in all entertainment. The bloopers are fun and understandable. However, it occurred to me: Given "back in they day" they used used *actual* film, I suspect the industry was a bit more relaxed. Inserting a deliberate prank into a take "wastes film" (an expense). Today, with so much digital filming, one only needs to click on Edit or Erase; back *then*, the extra film for gag take insertions was an expense! Those two were such a genius team and enjoyed a Hollywood which [OK, yeah, had its shadowed side] liked to really have fun making movies.
Love these movies Abbot and costello movies 😅
They are always fun to watch again and again.
I vaguely remember this cartoon.
11:46 THAT just shows you HOW fast Lou was running! 🙂
They used to play a lot of the uncensored bloopers that included Abbott and Costello during the midnight showing of The Rocky Horror Picture Show at the movie theater during the 70's and 80's before it came out on VHS.
Lugosi was pissed that Barber interrupted his staircase scene. He turned to Barber and said, “You should not be kidding when we are working!” Lugosi then stormed off the set. Poor guy had a lot at stake. This was his 1st A grade movie in many years. He had hoped for a comeback. Of course that didn’t happen. Fun fact. He was 60 at the time.
Hello TCM, This was great. You did an awesome job. Thanks. I never thought about any Abbot and Costello bloopers since they are always screwing around and causing blunders all the time. Lol.
I don't know how they did the bullet hole in the windshield, but in slow motion, it looked like they could have thrown salt or sugar to look like the glass was shattering.
I thought maybe they used a black marker to draw in the cracks and the hole on the glass.
I also thought they could have stopped filming and put in a windshield w a hole and then threw the salt or powder. I don't know. Im just pulling on strings here, lol.😊.
Costello's tie might have been a clip-on tie and fell off.
It kills me when an actor has a hat on, then the next scene, he doesn't, then he does.
I don't understand why nobody in the studio and onset doesn't catch those kinds of things. You would think an actor would notice if a prop was missing. 😮.
Take care.
Thanks, I bet things were pretty chaotic filming Abbott and Costello. It's probably a miracle they didn't miss more things. I read continuity was hard to manage because they were always doing the scenes different every take.
@tvcrazyman , I didn't think of how crazy it could get with the scenes being done differently and maybe trying other ideas, etc. Thanks for that info.
Agree that in the A & C movies that using their real names would have been better. Pre-cable there was a tv station in Worcester, MA WSMW that aired their movies on Saturdays 6pm to 8pm. Station aired the complete Universal and Universal International A & C movie catalog.
Interesting
Abbott would of been have been a excellent Shemp replacement
My top.. favorites are
Hit the ice
In the army
Coming around mountain
Naughty ninetys
Abbott costello meet frankenstein
Abbott costello meets dr jeckyll
I hope you all enjoy this look at Abbott and Costello movie goofs and bloopers. I searched through a lot of bloopers and tried to cut it down to just the funniest and most interesting I could find.
The one with Joe Besser running back and forth to get a cup if water was stolen from a Laurel and Hardy short film called "One Good Turn." Laurel runs back and forth, getting a cup of water until Ollie finally asks him where are you going with the water. Stan then informs him that their tent is on fire.
I've been watching them lately. They are hilarious!
The bullet through the jeep window seems to me to be pulled outward by something as the debris comes out that way.
The page had newsprint.
I saw it
It's cheaper to find a castoff newspaper around studios than have a crew mock one up.
Loved it!!
Thanks
Boris Carloff in that other a.a.c. film where he Hypnotizes Lou into Suicide but then turns against him, "You're not supposed to stab me. You're supposed to go after the man in the mirror!" BTW, I think that newspaper Bud was holding up was just extremely small print. Also, Bud and Lou did call each other by the real names in both the Foreign Legion and the Invisible Man.
I think that’s a prepaid bullet hole that they throw a powder at and through.
Bela Lugosi hated the Prankster who went around ruining all of the Takes.
He soon put a stop to It.
Bobby Barber had the best job in the world.
Zombies! Aliens! Incest! Cross-dressing! Monsters! Curse of the Swine-Beast is the greatest film in cinema history!
Kurt Katch. Sounds like a porn name you use when you don't want your folks to know. Dude, you come up with the greatest stuff!
Thanks
4:11. How does Shemp see through those glasses anyway? Same with the short Corny Casanovas.
I wonder. He may have just guessing at where he was going.😀🤔
At 10:08, you say that Lou's tie comes off when he bends down. It doesn't come off, it changes color from a dark tie to a light colored tie.
1:06 Slow news day.
Seems to me on the tie one, he doesn't lose the tie but it turns white. Looks like he still has a tie on but it's a diff color. :)
Lugosi sounded pissed....And seemed had no sense of humor
I think he was slightly aggravated.😀 I bet he wasn't too comfortable playing in a comedy.
I've ALWAYS been a little Confused about A&C meet Dr. Jekyll & Mr.Hyde. when you actually see Karloff change in Mr Hyde that's It for Karloff as Hyde & then he's TOTALLY Replaced by Stuntman Eddie Parker is that Correct ??
I read he was replaced by a stuntman for the Hyde scenes. I don't remember his name though.
@@tvcrazyman Eddie Parker 👍 he also played the Mummy in A&C meet the Mummy
I feel that anyone would have been better than Joe Besser; he came off like a whiny, sniveling, little Baby. In my opinion, no one could replace Curly
Nobody could ever replace Curly, but I think Joe had some funny moments especially in his work with Abbott and Costello. Curly just exploded with energy on screen. I don't think anybody had that kind of energy then or since.
Whos on first? Lol