The Laurel & Hardy Story: An Affectionate Rememberence Trailer

The Laurel & Hardy Story: An Affectionate Rememberence Trailer (1990)

01 January 1990 Comedy, Factual 44 mins

Laurel and Hardy were hailed as '...the greatest comedy duo of all time...'. Now, over half a century since their last film, 'Utopia', they are still held in high esteem by critics and the public alike. This programme is an affectionate look back at this amazing act's career, from their early black and white silent film days, through the Hal Roach era, to their hugely successful British tours and beyond. Generously laced with hilarious clips from the cream of Laurel and Hardy films, as well as original colour film footage from U.S. government promotional films, this programme also includes rare newsreel interviews, and chronicles their amazing success all around the world.

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Cast

Stan Laurel

as Self (archive footage)

Oliver Hardy

as Self (archive footage)

James Finlayson

as Self (archive footage)

Jean Parker

as Self (archive footage)

Reginald Gardiner

as Self (archive footage)

Max Elloy

as Self (archive footage)

Adriano Rimoldi

as Self (archive footage)

Arthur Mann

as Narrator

Crew

Ray Atherton

Ray Atherton Executive Producer

Peter Gust

Peter Gust Producer

Peter Gust

Director

Joseph Cooke

Joseph Cooke Photo Retouching

International Titles

Laurel & Hardy Anthology Trailer

Laurel & Hardy Story Anthology Trailer

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 23 February 2004

United States 01 January 1990

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