The World's Best Piano Movers - Laurel & Hardy! PART 2
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- Опубликовано: 19 май 2024
- PART 2: L&H Piano Movers aka Laurel & Hardy - are the ones to choose when you need to move a piano! This clip is from the 1938 Laurel & Hardy movie, Swiss Miss.
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Classic comedy by on of the best duos of the time.😂
Yes!
Pretty good special effects for it time.
True.
"Everything AIN'T" just alright."
British people watching this will be expecting them to say " to me... to you"
I didn't realize that is a British thing.
Chuckle brothers😊
What the hell are they doing with a piano in the mountains?😂
Looks like the perfect spot to me.
A better question is what's an ape doing up in the swiss mountains
A better question is what's an ape doing in the Swiss mountains😅
"Piano" what about the gorilla 😊
Moving it. What else would any piano mover do with a piano up there?
Timeless comedy still very funny , the greatest comedy duo in the history of entertainment
They are my favorite comedy duo as well.
Classic
Yes, Laurel and Hardy were great!
I Am 91 Yes Those Were The Days - Funny Was FUNNY - Today they have to "Tell You" ! That It Is Funny - God Help Us !
This creativity is missing (This is real acting)
Yes, classic comedy was the best!
A long time fan.
Another priceless Steinway destroyed lol. Brilliant duo, and a crazy Monkey.
Well, I don't think it was a Steinway, at least. I don't see a brand name but I don't think Steinway ever built such small spinets. Steinway will be relieved that they destroyed a different company's piano!
@@JonathanGeffnerPianist Oh I knew it wasn't just joking funny movie.
Wahre Legenden
Another touching story after Oliver died Stan was perfectly content to live out his days in his Santa Monica apartment. He could have easily made some cameo appearances. One day a young Dick Van Dyke called (Stan was in the phone book) and asked if he could visit. Sure come on over. Any fly on that wall would've died laughing.
I read that Stan lived in a very modest apartment in Santa Monica. I wonder if that's all he wanted or if he didn't earn - or save - much money from all those successful films he made?
Probably something to that. Even though they were the funniest people of the 30s, L&H, Marx brothers, and 3 Stooges didn't have much luck with money management.
As Stan called him, Dickie.
@JonathanGeffnerPianist
Your post clicks for me..
Around the late 60s or early 70s, my friend told me he looked up the phone book and called Stanley who was living in Santa Monica.
Isn't it great to read about stars who didn't behave like "stars?"
OMG! I laughed so hard. That’s comic genius!
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Надо же такое придумать!!! Здорово!!! В обычной жизни пианино перенести уже и трудно и смешно, а на мостике над пропастью, да ещё с орангутангом😂😂😂😂😂!
A L&H historian pointed out a scene before this a villain planted a bomb in the piano that would detonate when a specific key was struck, but the scene was deleted in the final cut. All the fumbling on the keys meant nothing.
Very interesting. I didn't know that. Thanks for the info.
When the piano crashes it does sound like an explosion (I think). L&H later movies were ruined by producers who knew nothing about comedy.
@@johnschreiner3208Atol K was so pathetic. So sad they were desperate for money to stoop to that level of banality.
Yeah they were treated terribly after Hal Roach, who knew to leave the comedy to them. I think they were hoping for a comeback in TV but by then Hardy's health was bad.
Clean and funny
Jogn Cage might have written the "song" the piano made as it crashed!😂😂
It's definitely John Cage - they forgot to credit him!
Great comment!
Timeless..
In the background Mount Quadra and Mount Bident near Moraine Lake in the Canadian Rockies.
nobody cares
😆..Bye bye , Gorilla ! And piano!😅
Great comedy
Unübertroffen wie all die Komüdianten aus dieser Zeit 😂😂😂👍👍
Do you know the pianos on my foot you hum it I will play it😂😂😂
I believe Swiss Miss was one of the film’s discovered in 1945 by the US Army in Hitler’s private collection in his own cinema at his Alpine redoubt, the Berghof.
Laurel and Hardy films were probably allowed to be shown in Nazi Germany in the 1930s, since they were not viewed as ‘degenerate’. A lot of American music, particularly jazz, and American movies were however banned in the Germany of the mid and late 1930s.
In a book by Patrick Leigh Fermor, the great travel writer and veteran British soldier of WW2, he recounts a trip as a very young man in mid-1930s Germany when he travelled by boat, train and foot to Greece and I think Rumania. In Germany, he managed to get a trip on a barge on the Rhine, the two old-timer sailors steering it giving him a berth, hot food, beer and warmth. At a small town they tied up at, the captain and the other guy took the young Briton to watch a Laurel and Hardy film. Though in the book the name of the feature is not mentioned. I just can’t recall the title of the book of Leigh Fermor’s I read that piece of information in. Anyway, Chaplin, Keaton, Laurel and Hardy, they must have ALL been household names to a degree in continental Europe in the 1930s. Certainly Charlie Chaplin was. If the Silent comics had had universal appeal, and during the Talkies continued that charming outreach to all and sundry, as most notably L&H did, inevitably a load of seriously bad guys would have got entertained as well. Stalin had his own private viewings of Chaplin films. I don’t know if Chaplin features were ever shown to ‘the masses’ in the Soviet Union. I doubt it as they would have gained a positive, rosier view of America. How the self-serving so loved their own creature comforts and cosy entertainments! How tragic life is!
Fascinating information. Thanks for sharing!
@@rustshoo5068 You have to wonder if Hitler or Stalin ever watched the Chaplain classic, 'The Great Dictator'. If so, I would have loved to have seen their reactions!
I think Laurel and Hardy managed to smash more pianos than the Communists did in the Cultural Revolution in China during the 1960s.
In ‘Way Out West’ they managed to, if memory serves, clatter a horse on top of a grand piano. The Music Box is their most infamous piano-destroying moment - at least they provoked a professor to take an axe to it. There have been a couple of shorts where pianos come a cropper when L&H are close by.
Good observations!
The communists were really tough on the subversive, pre-revolution pianos ... great comment!
Comedy i can relate to.
never seen this one !
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super comédiens burlesques que l'on regrette beaucoup,
Oui!
Why didn't they take the service elevator?
Good idea!
Was the piano OK?
Mint condition.
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Как бывший погрузчик фано-таки восхищен...но какаво....
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
😢comidy let any reason be plaged by issue. Bet this audiance n camera crew be well brased for unexpected riffs
Unbede klich, unnecessay
Not as good as the PG Tips Chimpanzee’s
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