The night my father passed at hospice in Hilo, Hawaii, he was unable to speak, but was quite awake and aware. I had the inclination to fire up the TV and find something funny to watch. The Three Stooges came to mind. We watched and laughed for over an hour, giggling and checking in with each other. I can’t imagine a better way to send him off.
It's 2024 and the three Stooges continue to make people laugh, I love them and respect their work. This is the first time I see them natural without their craziness, very amazing people.
My mother prevented us from watching them bcos she thought we would poke each other’s eyes. We still did watch them on occasion, but I can’t say that type of humor was my cup of tea. I certainly do respect them for the comedy geniuses that they are.
Many times you can be disappointed when you finally get an honest look at icons from your past. This was such a wonderful pleasure and I'm so very glad to have seen this.
Such fine gentlemen. I grew up in Eastern Europe for the first 14 years of my life. Once communism fell, people started installing satellite dishes on top of the buildings. We were catching hundreds of Western European channels. TV waves were not encrypted at the time. I remember watching Laurel and Hardy all of the time. Then I emmigrated to the U. S. where I discovered the three stooges. I absolutely loved the show.
the bible was written by sexist patriarchal males with their own agenda and should be disregarded by anyone who thinks for themselves !@RepentandbelieveinJesusChrist.
@@ChrisHyde537 Although they weren't nominated, in 1934 their film "Men in Black" was nominated for the Oscar for Best Short. It included the memorable line "Calling Dr. Howard, Dr. Fine, Dr. Howard."
I used to watch them so much so it is highly interesting to see them as real people with their families. Moe is much more multifaceted than I would’ve ever thought and also worked with handicapped children. Larry also seemed so different as a real person. He also had a nice long marriage.
Man if this video didn’t keep a smile on my face through its entire length! If anyone else didn’t have a constant smile while watching this video, you’re heartless! 😂. This is pure Americana GOLD! The boys are seriously missed!
I've been a fan of the Stooges since the early 1970s and I have to admit I've never seen the Stooges outside their movies. This is a great interview to see them as they really were.
It was very cool to see them in this light. I'm 61 and used to watch them as a kid all the time. I never tried to poke eyes out or take someone's nose off their face. Loved those pie fights at classy homes and "shocked rich people" getting smacked in the face with a pie! Still do!
@@SAMOTUBER I'm 60, Somehow we knew they were "stooges" not people we should learn behavior from. It was designed to make us laugh. We knew that. It's not rocket science. So sad when things get stolen from us by people who want to ban things that make them "uncomfortable". Anyway, I agree, it was wonderful to see their true selves out of character.
I'm a 30 yr old guy and I could watch this all day lol. Seeing this makes me realize how much better things were in the past..in our community the old people watched this and Andy Griffith . People's manners...wit.. respect for each other and love of family and arts was much stronger and tv wasn't garbage yet. Not perfect but we could learn from the old days. All people were better off in many ways.
Pushing 73 years now…just seeing the Stooges and hearing their voices still makes me smile ear to ear. If I had to pick a favorite it would probably be Larry…but I love them all. Sure do miss seeing the original Curly, may he rest in peace. What an amazing video.
huge resurgance, they went all over the country for personal appearances for years. To the people directly they were the most popular comedy team ever. No other team got the personal love and attention like they got in the late 50's , and 60's and that was after their mega popularity in the 30;s and 40's. I would say around 1950-1957 they took a dip as Curly was dead and some of their comedy's were getting old as they were but the people wanted them big time during the years I said and they made a ton of appearances and made their better fortune during the time the interview was done here to their deaths. RIP to all the stooge legends
Obviously, they did it celebrate my birth year. Thanks, I never knew that. They were on every afternoon on WOR channel 9 on a show hosted by Officer Joe Bolton. I must’ve consumed two metric tons of snacks while watching them.
All those shorts they made were up for grabs and every channel was showing The Three Stooges at one time or another. It's a shame they didn't get any major recognition until decades later. They never made any money off those shorts, but personal appearances is what saved them.
@@magneto7930 actually they made decent money and when the shorts were released to TV in 58 they had a whole new career making full length movies and personal appearances
I believe this interview of the three stooges is somewhere else on RUclips! I believe the date was April 15th, 1960! Amazing material Curly's Grandson!! Thanks for sharing this rare gem with us stooge fans!
I think you are pretty much correct about the timeline. When Moe's wife Helen mentioned they have been married 34 years that would have been 1959, unless of course maybe it was 1960 and their 35th anniversary had not approached yet. They married in 1925. The only thing that gets me is when Moe mentions that there is a new animated cartoon series was coming out, the cartoon was released in 1965. Maybe it took some time to put together.
@@dannydaw59 I remember there were 3 different Curleys. Moe’s real Brother was my favorite Curley. Always liked their other Brother who played Shemp when Curley wasn’t around
It's interesting how Moe says "let's not call it violence." Even back in the 30s what they did was not "violence" as you'd see in an action movie of the time. But, it's even more interesting that at that time they were cutting it from the act. There's a clip here on RUclips of Moe on the Mike Douglas Show in the 70s where he states that kids are smart enough to know it's not real. Thanks for sharing this. It's interesting to see them as themselves rather than their onscreen personas.
I used to watch the Little Rascals and Three Stooges at 6am on TBS before school each day before school. Great way to start the day with a smile on my face :)
In this video interview of the 3 Stooges, Jack Linkletter is the announcer, he was the son of Art Linkletter. Jack hosted a TV show, "On the Go". This show ran 1959-1960.
Growing up in the 60s I started watching the three stooges on TV and kept a sharp eye on the TV guide to make sure I didn't miss them. And I guess like a lot of people my favorite was Curly. I was elated to find the complete box set and still enjoy them today. Thanks for posting this Curly's Grandson. 👍🏻
Except Barbara Slater, who played Curlys dance partner in one of the old prison episodes, and later played the professors daughter in Curlys very last short. She was just about 6' tall, and made the boys look especially short.😂
Yeah the three stooges were short guys which just kind of added another layer of humor when most of the usual supporting cast members (including many women) seemed to tower over them lol.
This is awesome! I’m 37 and just introduced my 5 year old son to the stooges… what a timeless crew. AMC channel played 2-3 hours of stooges shorts every Saturday morning when I was growing up and I never missed it
Wonderful video. Nice to have met their families. So sad Shemp and Curly were deceased by then. That would have been a real treat to meet their families as well. ☮️💟
I wished that they would have mentioned Curly and Shemp at least to acknowledge their contribution to the Stooges and being respinsible for part of their success. Great interview seeing them just being themselves.
I smiled throughout this entire interview. Thinking of my Dad and Mom watching and laughing...and I then watching by myself when I snuck and watched instead of doing my homework. Thank you for posting these videos.
The funniest scene to me is when Moe, Larry and Curly are in a cabin in the woods and Moe sends the fellas out to hunt for something to eat (I think). While outside, Larry sees a bear (Curly didn’t see it) and Larry runs back into the cabin; leaving Curly outside. The bear attacks Curly, he yells and upon hearing him, Moe tells Larry to go out and “help him”… to which Larry replies, “That bear don’t need no help!” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣❤️🔥💯
thanks so much for sharing this rare video and time! I've been a huge fan for nearly 65 years! and still am! my DVR is set to record them every time they're shown and to this day I still love watching! huge thanks again!
Thanks for posting! I bet they never would have imagined that about a century from the inception of the comedy troupe, people would still be entertained by their work. PS: In Moe's last interview, he does acknowledge the possibility *The Three Stooges* will go on forever. There's comfort to him having that realization.
I have been watching the 3 Stooges since I was 8 or 9 years old. I will watch them as long as I'm alive. I love the Marx Brothers but I like the 3 Stooges even more! Coming home after school they were always on our t.v.
Joe DeRita came across to me as blah, blah, blah. He, like Joe Bessemer, were about as funny as concrete. To me, it just showed some acts went on too long. @@8kigana
@@8kigana He had to fill the shoes of two comedy legends. No matter how hard he tried or didn't try he was never going to be Curly or Shemp. At least he cared enough to try.
Wow! I love seeing how the Stooges are off-screen. Them and their respective families seem like really down to earth people. There's a lot more to them than just their movies and shorts.
This is great. Really awesome. It’s so nice to see all three of them together and Curly Joe always reminded me of curly a little bit. Larry had so much talent in making the abuse. He was taking a look real. He’s really underrated.
I remember reading that Billy West, the guy who voiced the character Stimpy from Ren and Stimpy, fashioned Stimpy’s voice after Larry Fine’s. You can really hear it, too.
Billy West would do an impression of Larry Fine, it was one of the things that made Howard Stern want him on his show. As Howard said, who does a Larry Fine impersonation???
I love this! My father loved the Three Stooges; and I do aswell. Indeed, this interview is beautiful! I felt like crying, because it made me think of my father. I'm 57. I remember when the both of us watched the Three Stooges, when I was just a small boy. Oh, how they made the world laugh! Paul R. Wright from Texas!🤠
@@johnrawlings2161 Thank you, so much Mr. Rawlings. Your reply touched me so much. Of course, I don't know you. But, you are in my prayers. I wish you well. I pray that you have a happy 2024. Stay safe! Paul R. Wright from Texas! 🤠
Dear Brother Paul Wright, Many thanks for so kindly sharing your thoughts on E Three Stooges and also e sadness it brings when you remember watching them on TV with your dad. May e Lord comfort you in this. For me, I felt sad that such fine and talented people who made so many around e 🌎 laugh are no longer around. They were so kind and sincere folks, as can be seen in this extremely rare video footage. Looking at them also made me want to cry, such nice and warm people. I am so glad that you have fond memories of watching them on TV with your dad. I do hope that you would reunite with him one day and then perhaps reminisce about E Three Stooges series, ie in heaven. I, too, lost my dad two years back. Be happy and take good care, please. May e Lord Jesus Christ bless you! From Singapore 😊🇸🇬.
@@limkwaimeng6091 Dear kind one. Thank you, so much for the wonderful reply! I wish you well in Singapore! Your reply touched me so much! I pray that you too will get to meet with your loved ones in Heaven. I am sorry, it took me a long time to respond I have not been feeling well lately. I have Diabetes. I pray that our LORD will be with you; and guide you. Through Jesus Christ our LORD. AMEN. Paul R. Wright from Texas! 👍🤠
Love this interview. So cool to see the families of the stooges and them outside of the movies. I’ve been a fan of the stooges since I was very young. I’m 49 now so over forty years. Thank you Curly’s grandson for sharing.
There is a great long interview somewhere on YT with Moe Howard on the Merv Griffin show from the 70's. He gives all the detail history of the stooges. As you can see here he is a very well spoken man.
Thank you for sharing this..loved the Stooges growing up in the 70s ..they are timeless treasures..RIP fellas, thanks for the many laughs thru the decades
Moe and Larry still look great despite being in their late 60s. They and Curly Joe would later appear with future The Price Is Right host/executive producer Bob Barker on Truth or Consequences in late 1969
We did stuff, especially poking each other in the eyes, my mom tried to keep us from watching The Boys but she couldn't. I'm 63 and still love watching them, but only ones with Curly and Shemp. Shemp is underrated and great!
Great video, I felt like the interviewer was trying to get them to act out as the stooges characters rather then take them serious. I really appreciate that they realized the influence that TV was having on children and adjusted their act. Thanks for posting this.
Ah, the good all days. I was born and grew up in a foreign country and these guys used to make me laugh no matter how many times I watched their movies.
my grandfather was a photographer and took many pictures with famous people including the three stooges (Moe Larry and Curly Joe) and he was in a picture with them and we have it in our house!
My kids love them today. My kids today watch Tom and Jerry and other old cartoons. They aren't violent. Kids are smarter than we give them credit for. It's our job as parents to teach.
I saw this when it was broadcast! That’s Jack Linkletter, son of Art Linkletter, cohosted by Helen O’Connell. The show was “Here’s Hollywood” on NBC weekdays at 4:30 est from ‘60-‘62. I remembered the stooges being interviewed in a zoo! I couldn’t believe it! I’d never heard any of them speak outside of their ‘short subjects’I know Moe once did a Mike Douglas Show when he had gone grey. I remembered this appearance back then but I never thought I’d see it again! Thank you so much!
So glad this popped up in my feed. I'm 45 & grew up loving the Stooges. Have never even thought to search for an interview like this. Never seen them out of character before Thanks for sharing this!
Perfect, I'm old Man today, watched all their Shows from Day one and never once smacked anyone with a Hammer or twist a Nose off. But, did certainly enjoy each routine (fav's are Larry cleaning the Pants stain and Moe's Tools/Nail goes in that wall) and still watch today.
Mo is very intelligent and a down to earth guy, watching the Three Stooges you would think these guys are a bit weird but in real life they are completely different......
I did some minor electronic dirt and scratch removal on some early Three Stooges, it was in terrible condition after a lot of work with it it was in very bad condition. I was impressed how funny it was without audio
I know I keep bringing this up a lot but for me being an Afro-Brazilian raised the United States for 29 years and having grown up with all walks of life since early childhood.. people from The Sandlot, The Little Rascals and The Three Stooges are the ideal people that I would have wanted to have as my best friends as well as my brothers and sisters.
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The night my father passed at hospice in Hilo, Hawaii, he was unable to speak, but was quite awake and aware. I had the inclination to fire up the TV and find something funny to watch. The Three Stooges came to mind. We watched and laughed for over an hour, giggling and checking in with each other. I can’t imagine a better way to send him off.
Aloha. Oh wow, how beautiful a thing to do. That’s so beautiful. ❤ well done you what a way to say goodbye and hello
A truly blessed man for sure!
Amazing story!
Peace my friend. So sad for your loss but so happy for the memories you must have.
Wow. We did the same for my grandma 🙏
It's 2024 and the three Stooges continue to make people laugh, I love them and respect their work. This is the first time I see them natural without their craziness, very amazing people.
Sou muito fã deste grupo 😂😂
Yes, seeing them in a natural setting with their families is really precious.
It's incredible to think that in roughly 2030, it'll be a Century of 3 Stooges comedy.
A Century isn't long time. @@randybaumery-u5r
These guys were acting in the twenties. 1920 that is. I'm actually watching the show now from the 1923.@@randybaumery-u5r
I'm 75, grew up watching these guy's, they were hilarious, and I never once wanted to poke anyone in the eye.
Well, now we have kids that need to be told NOT to eat Tide Pods or swallow Tablespoons of cinnamon. Common Sense is G O N E!
that's not what she said lol
My mother prevented us from watching them bcos she thought we would poke each other’s eyes. We still did watch them on occasion, but I can’t say that type of humor was my cup of tea. I certainly do respect them for the comedy geniuses that they are.
Wish I could say the same about my younger brother! 😧
Love the Stooges
The world is a better place having been graced by the gifts of these talented men. The Three Stooges were a class act.
Many times you can be disappointed when you finally get an honest look at icons from your past. This was such a wonderful pleasure and I'm so very glad to have seen this.
I'm 35 and although this is well beyond my time I'm an old soul and I love this.
The Stooges transcend generations!
I'm now currently in my 20s, and I've been watching The Three Stooges since I was a kid. Their style of comedy will never get old. Nyuk, Nyuk, Nyuk!
Whenever Larry starts talking, I keep expecting Moe to smack the shit outta him. 😂
How much does Larry remind you of Jon Lovitz when he speaks?
Hahaha
Loved it when Moe filed Larry's forehead. My favs are Joe Besser & Shemp Howard. Jack Linkletter was Art's son. Art survived Jack & his sister Diane.
Hahahaha
True lol... He used to pull his hair out by the fistful!!! 😅
Such fine gentlemen. I grew up in Eastern Europe for the first 14 years of my life. Once communism fell, people started installing satellite dishes on top of the buildings. We were catching hundreds of Western European channels. TV waves were not encrypted at the time.
I remember watching Laurel and Hardy all of the time. Then I emmigrated to the U. S. where I discovered the three stooges. I absolutely loved the show.
Moe and Larry have great voices. It's a pleasure to hear them in an interview.
Well-spoken polite gentlemen with long-standing marriages. Those are not attributes of most Hollywood people.
Beautiful. This is just beautiful. 🥲
It’s a crime that they were never nominated for an Academy Award.
@RepentandbelieveinJesusChrist. Stick it up your ass.
the bible was written by sexist patriarchal males with their own agenda and should be disregarded by anyone who thinks for themselves !@RepentandbelieveinJesusChrist.
@@ChrisHyde537 Although they weren't nominated, in 1934 their film "Men in Black" was nominated for the Oscar for Best Short. It included the memorable line "Calling Dr. Howard, Dr. Fine, Dr. Howard."
When people were polite and respectful
Back when people had morals and values
So you guys are implying you have no good manners?
@@Gonzas97 I think he's talking about society in general
@@williamdrum9899 Amen
Perfect!
Such a wonderful interview with great insight! These men were insanely intelligent and well spoken, I could listen to them chat all day.
I used to watch them so much so it is highly interesting to see them as real people with their families. Moe is much more multifaceted than I would’ve ever thought and also worked with handicapped children. Larry also seemed so different as a real person. He also had a nice long marriage.
😂
The interviewer didn't know that wasn't Curly. Even *I* knew that was Joe.
@@spikespa5208 Yes he did. If you noticed, he kept calling him 'curly Joe.' Because that was the name he went by on the Stooges.
Man if this video didn’t keep a smile on my face through its entire length! If anyone else didn’t have a constant smile while watching this video, you’re heartless! 😂. This is pure Americana GOLD! The boys are seriously missed!
I've been a fan of the Stooges since the early 1970s and I have to admit I've never seen the Stooges outside their movies. This is a great interview to see them as they really were.
This is why RUclips is so great!
"Grandpa can be a little strict." What a terrific interview! And such nice families.
What absolute GENTLEMEN! I am so glad to see this. They were so good on stage and just as good off stage. Just wonderfully done.
OMG. So wonderful to see them out of character and as a family! They look like good Dads! Been a fan for 50 years!
What amazed me is how old Moe looks. He was only 63 here but he looks so much older.
I just need to say the audio quality is phenomenal. Wow! Thanks for posting.
At now, 70 years old, I have never seen this interview, never seen this serious side of these gentlemen. I am truly wonderfully amazed and in awe.
Because Hollywood is scum now
They were humble & charming
It was very cool to see them in this light. I'm 61 and used to watch them as a kid all the time. I never tried to poke eyes out or take someone's nose off their face. Loved those pie fights at classy homes and "shocked rich people" getting smacked in the face with a pie! Still do!
@@SAMOTUBER I'm 60, Somehow we knew they were "stooges" not people we should learn behavior from. It was designed to make us laugh. We knew that.
It's not rocket science.
So sad when things get stolen from us by people who want to ban things that make them "uncomfortable".
Anyway, I agree, it was wonderful to see their true selves out of character.
I'm a 30 yr old guy and I could watch this all day lol. Seeing this makes me realize how much better things were in the past..in our community the old people watched this and Andy Griffith . People's manners...wit.. respect for each other and love of family and arts was much stronger and tv wasn't garbage yet. Not perfect but we could learn from the old days. All people were better off in many ways.
@@jt-el8540 very wise words
Yes, thank God. They made us so happy and joyful. Irreplaceable. I hope that they are in heaven in God's presence. Praise God. From Singapore 🇸🇬.
I'm 67 and watched the Three Stooges for years as a child. This is so interesting to see the other side of their lives. Thank you for the video!
Same here and I'm 50, they came on late night when I was younger and my kids watched them too.
Pushing 73 years now…just seeing the Stooges and hearing their voices still makes me smile ear to ear. If I had to pick a favorite it would probably be Larry…but I love them all. Sure do miss seeing the original Curly, may he rest in peace. What an amazing video.
Thank you METV for throwing The Three Stooges out to us every Saturday eve!
ha,,,,,, I watched them tonight. Man, those women back then were gorgeous!
@@harveywallbanger6258 lol I watched them last night too! Then Svengoolie
And the release of the 78 Three Stooges comedies in 1958, led to a resurgence in their popularity. RIP boys.
*192 comedies
huge resurgance, they went all over the country for personal appearances for years. To the people directly they were the most popular comedy team ever. No other team got the personal love and attention like they got in the late 50's , and 60's and that was after their mega popularity in the 30;s and 40's. I would say around 1950-1957 they took a dip as Curly was dead and some of their comedy's were getting old as they were but the people wanted them big time during the years I said and they made a ton of appearances and made their better fortune during the time the interview was done here to their deaths. RIP to all the stooge legends
Obviously, they did it celebrate my birth year. Thanks, I never knew that. They were on every afternoon on WOR channel 9 on a show hosted by Officer Joe Bolton. I must’ve consumed two metric tons of snacks while watching them.
All those shorts they made were up for grabs and every channel was showing The Three Stooges at one time or another. It's a shame they didn't get any major recognition until decades later. They never made any money off those shorts, but personal appearances is what saved them.
@@magneto7930 actually they made decent money and when the shorts were released to TV in 58 they had a whole new career making full length movies and personal appearances
It was very nice to hear the boys being normal and down to Earth.
They and their families are very nice.
I believe this interview of the three stooges is somewhere else on RUclips! I believe the date was April 15th, 1960! Amazing material Curly's Grandson!! Thanks for sharing this rare gem with us stooge fans!
I think you are pretty much correct about the timeline. When Moe's wife Helen mentioned they have been married 34 years that would have been 1959, unless of course maybe it was 1960 and their 35th anniversary had not approached yet. They married in 1925.
The only thing that gets me is when Moe mentions that there is a new animated cartoon series was coming out, the cartoon was released in 1965. Maybe it took some time to put together.
I was thinking "That's not the original Curly." If that was in 1960, then it's not. The original Curly died in the early 50s.
@@dannydaw59
I remember there were 3 different Curleys. Moe’s real Brother was my favorite Curley. Always liked their other Brother who played Shemp when Curley wasn’t around
@@dannydaw59 you're correct. in this video it's Curly Joe Derita
The Three Stooges made the gold shine during the Golden Age of Comedy! Classy individuals, all of them
It's interesting how Moe says "let's not call it violence." Even back in the 30s what they did was not "violence" as you'd see in an action movie of the time. But, it's even more interesting that at that time they were cutting it from the act. There's a clip here on RUclips of Moe on the Mike Douglas Show in the 70s where he states that kids are smart enough to know it's not real. Thanks for sharing this. It's interesting to see them as themselves rather than their onscreen personas.
Today they'd need kids to sign a waiver before watch. Many parents too.
I used to watch the Little Rascals and Three Stooges at 6am on TBS before school each day before school. Great way to start the day with a smile on my face :)
Me too....they showed a whole two hour block of stooges and rascals and classic cartoons.
How blessed we were to grow up watching these wonderful comedians! So much laughter! So many smiles!
Thank you Stooges for making my childhood and teen years that much richer. I still laugh when I watch those old routines.
I love how proud Moe Howard looked while his family was interviewed. Thanks for sharing this treasure!
This was a nice interview with Moe, Larry and Joe. Thanks for the ☺ today. I have been a Stooges fan for almost 63 years💖
In this video interview of the 3 Stooges, Jack Linkletter is the announcer, he was the son of Art Linkletter. Jack hosted a TV show, "On the Go". This show ran 1959-1960.
Thanks, great interviewer
@@Sirriffsalot We , well some us do , remember Art linkletter
I met Moe when I was a very young child (5ish years old). He "Poked" me in the eyes. Not long before he passed.
Growing up in the 60s I started watching the three stooges on TV and kept a sharp eye on the TV guide to make sure I didn't miss them. And I guess like a lot of people my favorite was Curly. I was elated to find the complete box set and still enjoy them today. Thanks for posting this Curly's Grandson. 👍🏻
@@michaelmega7786 👍🏻
FUN FACT - All of the stooges were only 5'3"-5'5" in height. That is why a lot of the ladies who shared the screen with them seemed so tall.
I was wondering if that interviewer was standing on something thank you
Like one of my favorite bands, Blue Oyster Cult.
Except Shemp, he's 5'7.
Except Barbara Slater, who played Curlys dance partner in one of the old prison episodes, and later played the professors daughter in Curlys very last short. She was just about 6' tall, and made the boys look especially short.😂
Yeah the three stooges were short guys which just kind of added another layer of humor when most of the usual supporting cast members (including many women) seemed to tower over them lol.
This is awesome! I’m 37 and just introduced my 5 year old son to the stooges… what a timeless crew. AMC channel played 2-3 hours of stooges shorts every Saturday morning when I was growing up and I never missed it
Wonderful video. Nice to have met their families. So sad Shemp and Curly were deceased by then. That would have been a real treat to meet their families as well. ☮️💟
Shemp was my favorite stooge.
@@coobay4786
Shemp was my favorite stooge too. ☮️💟
@@coobay4786 Shemp was my first tv crush when I was a little girl
I wished that they would have mentioned Curly and Shemp at least to acknowledge their contribution to the Stooges and being respinsible for part of their success.
Great interview seeing them just being themselves.
Curly had a song written about him.
I smiled throughout this entire interview. Thinking of my Dad and Mom watching and laughing...and I then watching by myself when I snuck and watched instead of doing my homework. Thank you for posting these videos.
Thank you for this historic treasure. So wonderful to see them together.
😅😊
I’m only 53, I’ve love these 3 respectfully 3 Stooges forever. Every hilarious piece of them.
No violence except a pie in the face and I got your nose. That will never die. Hopefully. I love them. Thank you for this old interview.
The funniest scene to me is when Moe, Larry and Curly are in a cabin in the woods and Moe sends the fellas out to hunt for something to eat (I think). While outside, Larry sees a bear (Curly didn’t see it) and Larry runs back into the cabin; leaving Curly outside. The bear attacks Curly, he yells and upon hearing him, Moe tells Larry to go out and “help him”… to which Larry replies, “That bear don’t need no help!” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣❤️🔥💯
I just love these guys! RIP and thank you all!
This interview is GOLD!!! I actually teared up as the guys were answering questions. A wonderful segment.
Thanks so much for sharing this! It’s great! Fantastic to see Moe and Larry out of character and being themselves.
Im 50 and I have never in my life seen these guys in an interview. Shows them in their human element. This is great!
These guys were an American Treasure... I was a kid in the 70's and loved them...today my boys know and love them as well
thanks so much for sharing this rare video and time! I've been a huge fan for nearly 65 years! and still am! my DVR is set to record them every time they're shown and to this day I still love watching! huge thanks again!
These guys are old friends.....great memories of watching them on TV when I was a kid.
Thanks for posting! I bet they never would have imagined that about a century from the inception of the comedy troupe, people would still be entertained by their work.
PS: In Moe's last interview, he does acknowledge the possibility *The Three Stooges* will go on forever. There's comfort to him having that realization.
The Three Stooges will always be my favorite. I've never stopped watching them and they never get old.
I have been watching the 3 Stooges since I was 8 or 9 years old. I will watch them as long as I'm alive. I love the Marx Brothers but I like the 3 Stooges even more! Coming home after school they were always on our t.v.
I think all those kids that mentioned Curly as their favorite Stooge really meant Curly Howard… not Curly Joe Derita.
Of course! Or should I say, “Soitenly!”
I don't know why but Joe Derita always came off to me as trying too hard
Joe DeRita came across to me as blah, blah, blah. He, like Joe Bessemer, were about as funny as concrete. To me, it just showed some acts went on too long. @@8kigana
@@8kigana He had to fill the shoes of two comedy legends. No matter how hard he tried or didn't try he was never going to be Curly or Shemp. At least he cared enough to try.
They clearly meant "Uncle Curly"
Absolutely Wonderful !! Thank you for sharing the footage! R.I.P. ❤
LOVE THIS!!! Especially Moe personally describing when he broke his ribs.
Wow! I love seeing how the Stooges are off-screen. Them and their respective families seem like really down to earth people. There's a lot more to them than just their movies and shorts.
This was great getting a glimpse of their personal life.
This is great. Really awesome. It’s so nice to see all three of them together and Curly Joe always reminded me of curly a little bit. Larry had so much talent in making the abuse. He was taking a look real. He’s really underrated.
Loved watching them on weekend afternoons as a kid,
I remember reading that Billy West, the guy who voiced the character Stimpy from Ren and Stimpy, fashioned Stimpy’s voice after Larry Fine’s. You can really hear it, too.
Billy West would do an impression of Larry Fine, it was one of the things that made Howard Stern want him on his show. As Howard said, who does a Larry Fine impersonation???
❤ love all 3 of them in my family we are still watching them almost every other day they make us feel happy
Priceless interview. What a gem. Thanks for sharing it.
I love this! My father loved the Three Stooges; and I do aswell. Indeed, this interview is beautiful! I felt like crying, because it made me think of my father. I'm 57. I remember when the both of us watched the Three Stooges, when I was just a small boy. Oh, how they made the world laugh!
Paul R. Wright from Texas!🤠
God bless you and your father. Great memories will never fade, you and your father will reunite again in the future!
@@johnrawlings2161 Thank you, so much Mr. Rawlings. Your reply touched me so much. Of course, I don't know you. But, you are in my prayers. I wish you well. I pray that you have a happy 2024. Stay safe!
Paul R. Wright from Texas! 🤠
Dear Brother Paul Wright, Many thanks for so kindly sharing your thoughts on E Three Stooges and also e sadness it brings when you remember watching them on TV with your dad. May e Lord comfort you in this. For me, I felt sad that such fine and talented people who made so many around e 🌎 laugh are no longer around. They were so kind and sincere folks, as can be seen in this extremely rare video footage. Looking at them also made me want to cry, such nice and warm people. I am so glad that you have fond memories of watching them on TV with your dad. I do hope that you would reunite with him one day and then perhaps reminisce about E Three Stooges series, ie in heaven. I, too, lost my dad two years back. Be happy and take good care, please. May e Lord Jesus Christ bless you! From Singapore 😊🇸🇬.
@@limkwaimeng6091 Dear kind one. Thank you, so much for the wonderful reply! I wish you well in Singapore! Your reply touched me so much! I pray that you too will get to meet with your loved ones in Heaven. I am sorry, it took me a long time to respond
I have not been feeling well lately. I have Diabetes. I pray that our LORD will be with you; and guide you. Through Jesus Christ our LORD. AMEN.
Paul R. Wright from Texas! 👍🤠
I remember you guys mentioning this about Moe wanting drama parts. This was a great interview...
Man I would do anything to meet the Stooges. They really got me into comedy. Thank you for sharing your family’s legacy ❤️
Love this interview. So cool to see the families of the stooges and them outside of the movies. I’ve been a fan of the stooges since I was very young. I’m 49 now so over forty years. Thank you Curly’s grandson for sharing.
There is a great long interview somewhere on YT with Moe Howard on the Merv Griffin show from the 70's. He gives all the detail history of the stooges. As you can see here he is a very well spoken man.
Thank you for sharing this..loved the Stooges growing up in the 70s ..they are timeless treasures..RIP fellas, thanks for the many laughs thru the decades
Moe and Larry still look great despite being in their late 60s. They and Curly Joe would later appear with future The Price Is Right host/executive producer Bob Barker on Truth or Consequences in late 1969
And Moe smoked 2 packs a day
At the risk of sounding insensitive, Moe Howard being the head of the “Spastic Children’s Guild” is priceless.
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Nyuck, nyuck, nyuck!
loved the 3 stooges. I can't believe when people protested that they were too violent. No kid I knew ever did some of the things they did
My cousin tried to scissor his sisters nose off watching The Stooges.😮
Was he just a bit deranged to begin with?@@tomjones5650
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We did stuff, especially poking each other in the eyes, my mom tried to keep us from watching The Boys but she couldn't. I'm 63 and still love watching them, but only ones with Curly and Shemp. Shemp is underrated and great!
Great video, I felt like the interviewer was trying to get them to act out as the stooges characters rather then take them serious. I really appreciate that they realized the influence that TV was having on children and adjusted their act. Thanks for posting this.
I love this. Been a fan since a kid. Watched them on tv all the time.
Ah, the good all days. I was born and grew up in a foreign country and these guys used to make me laugh no matter how many times I watched their movies.
This is incredible!!!
As a lifelong Stooges fan and memorabilia collector, this is amazing. Thanks for posting it.
Plummer park is in West Hollywood. I've been there several times.
Imagine being there and running into these icons... amazing!
I've been a fan of the three stooges for over 20 years. It's incredible to see these never-before-seen videos.
I started watching the stooge shorts in the 70's and there still on and I still watch them. Incredible. Cool interview.
my grandfather was a photographer and took many pictures with famous people including the three stooges (Moe Larry and Curly Joe) and he was in a picture with them and we have it in our house!
I am so jealous of anyone that met the Stooges! I would LOVE to see this picture!
Great opportunity to hear from these family members.
Thanks for sharing the video, such a gem . Thanks again Brad.👍😢
I love these great comics I'm 71 and they still make me laugh
My kids love them today. My kids today watch Tom and Jerry and other old cartoons. They aren't violent. Kids are smarter than we give them credit for. It's our job as parents to teach.
This is comedy GOLD! Spent my child-hood watching the 3 Stooges. They still bring warmth to my heart 55+ yrs later.
What a wholesome time. Thank you for sharing your family videos, I appreciate you.
Amazing! Thank you for posting this video.
I saw this when it was broadcast! That’s Jack Linkletter, son of Art Linkletter, cohosted by Helen O’Connell. The show was “Here’s Hollywood” on NBC weekdays at 4:30 est from ‘60-‘62. I remembered the stooges being interviewed in a zoo!
I couldn’t believe it! I’d never heard any of them speak outside of their ‘short subjects’I know Moe once did a Mike Douglas Show when he had gone grey. I remembered this appearance back then but I never thought I’d see it again! Thank you so much!
So glad this popped up in my feed. I'm 45 & grew up loving the Stooges. Have never even thought to search for an interview like this. Never seen them out of character before Thanks for sharing this!
Thanks for sharing that Curly G.
Perfect, I'm old Man today, watched all their Shows from Day one and never once smacked anyone with a Hammer or twist a Nose off.
But, did certainly enjoy each routine (fav's are Larry cleaning the Pants stain and Moe's Tools/Nail goes in that wall) and still watch today.
Curly Joe doesn't look like he wants to be there.
That's okay. I don't want him to be there either.
Always love these guys...thank you for this .
Mo is very intelligent and a down to earth guy, watching the Three Stooges you would think these guys are a bit weird but in real life they are completely different......
I did some minor electronic dirt and scratch removal on some early Three Stooges, it was in terrible condition after a lot of work with it it was in very bad condition. I was impressed how funny it was without audio
These clips are great! I love seeing these. Thank you
Great great interview! The Stooges live forever.
I know I keep bringing this
up a lot but for me being an
Afro-Brazilian raised the
United States for 29 years
and having grown up with all walks of life since early childhood..
people from The Sandlot,
The Little Rascals and
The Three Stooges are
the ideal people that
I would have wanted to have as my best friends as well as my brothers and sisters.