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The Lucky Dog (1921) - Laurel & Hardy RARE NEAR-COMPLETE VERSION
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- Опубликовано: 12 авг 2024
- THE NEAR-COMPLETE "LUCKY DOG"
Every time I see this film released on a DVD compilation it is always missing the opening scene (approximately 20 seconds).
Using two different sources of the film I edited the footage together.
Here is the NEAR-COMPLETE version of The Lucky Dog - the first film in which Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy appeared in together; released in October 1921.
The complete version of the film appears on a recently-released Blu-Ray:
www.amazon.co.uk/Laurel-Hardy...
Fun fact: Stan's brother Teddy has a small role in the film as a butler.
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Spotted Stan's younger brother Edward Jefferson who was playing the butler. Born 1st April 1901 died of a heart attack in 1933 after a tooth extraction.
HOLY CRAP, IT'S 2021 AND THIS IS A HUNDRED YEARS OLD LITERALLY ! MADE IN HOLLYWOOD CALIFORNIA !
So it begins...
Amazing that their first onscreen appearance will celebrate its 100th anniversary later this year.
I remember when this first came out. My sweetie and I went to see it at the theater. Sure brings back memories seeing it again.
How old are you now?
You're still alive?!
Hai almeno 122 anni. Complimenti, non li dimostri proprio
Ha!!!
I bet 100 yrs ago they wouldn't have dreamed this would be watched on something called youtube through something called the Internet in 100 yrs.
are you kidding? They'd already done 2 films about trips to the moon (one in America, one in Europe).
Thanks. Nice to see it complete.
Thanx for uploading this, and regardless of what another says. It was first shown in 1921 like you listed and was the very first time Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy would work together, though during this film they were not yet a team, it wasnt formalized until Hal Roach put them together when he signed both under contract in 1926.
The bad film quality of the time that wasn't able to register the color of Stan's irises makes him look like a zombie
That dog seems to know what it's doing. I wonder if he was on the payroll...
Oh god, Stan looks so weird with eyeliner
100 years we never forget.
He kind's reminds me of the tin man from Wizard of Oz here. Must have been his schtick at the time. I'm glad he changed it cuz the eye shadow and stuff seems a little... .
Bigot?
I would like everybody to know that on the basis of examination of this film is that it was filmed in autumn and winter in 1920 and released a year later in December 1921 and this was their first appearance together.
Considering they had not worked together before and would not officially team up for another six years their chemistry is INCREDIBLE!!
Check out the 1925 comedy "The Paper Hanger's Helper". Hardy has already created his "Ollie" character. (It is on RUclips...)
About the missing opening scene.
You know the lack of appearance of the first opening scene in any other prints of the film, makes me wonder if it was originally suppose to be a deleted scene when the film was release.
However the version that you found the scene from. Found the deleted scene and decided to include in their print. Because I notice the version that you found scene from is only the first 6 minutes of the film and it's missing the rest of the 15 minutes.
It also hints that this is the first Laurel And Hardy film and oddly enough they also say that this film was made in 1919.
Deliziosamente simpatico
the dancing girls he envisions while sitting in the street = amazing special effects (even today, & this film`s from 100 years ago!
Glædelig 100 års Jubilæum, Gøg og Gokke! Undskyld, at jeg ikke skrev, de rigtige navne!
Siempre he dicho porque a las peliculas mudas no le hacen hablar; simplemente podrian voces a los dialogos de la pelicula segun las escenas y ya.
خیلی جالبه این فیلم بااینکه ۱۰۰سال پیش با اون امکانات کم ساخته شده ،خیلی از فیلمهای الان بهتره😆
Translated:
This movie is very interesting, although it was made 100 years ago with those few features, it is much better than the movies now 😆
Haha yes I know what you mean.
I believe this was done in 1918(at least according to Leonard Maltin - film historian). Nice to see Oliver Hardy in an early role
1920 is the plate of the car
This film was made in 1920 and released in 1921. THE REASON PEOPLE BELIEVE IT WAS 1917 WAS BECAUSE STAN LAUREL SAID IN A 1957 INTERVIEW IN WHICH HE WAS MISTAKEN. HIS MEMORY WAS FALTERING DURING HIS HEALTH AT THE TIME.
Bolsheviki candy! Ha
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your lucky, I can't get a fuck'in picture.
We there any "wokeys" back then?