Stan Laurel (Actor), Oliver Hardy (Actor), A. Edward Sutherland (Director) & 0 more Rated: G Format: DVD

The Flying deuces Stan s Pan az idegenl gi ban

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  • English Summary: The Flying Deuces, also known as Flying Aces, is a 1939 comedy film starring Laurel and Hardy, in which the duo join the French Foreign Legion. It is a partial remake of their 1931 short film Beau Hunks. While the boys are working in the fish market in Paris, Ollie falls in love with Georgette (Jean Parker), the beautiful daughter of an innkeeper. She turns down his marriage proposal because she is married to a Foreign Legion officer named Francois (Reginald Gardiner). Heartbroken, Ollie contemplates suicide. He is joined by his friend Stan in sinking himself into a river. (In some versions this proceeding is complicated by the presence of an "escaped shark".) Stan repeatedly interrupts Ollie as he is about to throw the weight in, and asks him to consider the possibility of reincarnation. Ollie decides his Rated 4.1 out of 5. Customers love this classic movie. The laughs aspect receives mixed reactions, with some finding it wholesome entertainment.
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Key details

Genre
Comedy
Format
Black & White, PAL
Contributor
A. Edward Sutherland, Boris Morros, Jean Parker, Oliver Hardy, Stan Laurel
Language
English, Hungarian
Runtime
66 minutes

Item information

mpaa_rating
G (General Audience)
director
A. Edward Sutherland
media_format
Black & White, PAL
run_time
66 minutes
actors
Jean Parker, Oliver Hardy, Stan Laurel
subtitles
‏ : Hungarian
producers
Boris Morros
studio
Boris Morros Productions
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About this item

  • English Summary: The Flying Deuces, also known as Flying Aces, is a 1939 comedy film starring Laurel and Hardy, in which the duo join the French Foreign Legion. It is a partial remake of their 1931 short film Beau Hunks. While the boys are working in the fish market in Paris, Ollie falls in love with Georgette (Jean Parker), the beautiful daughter of an innkeeper. She turns down his marriage proposal because she is married to a Foreign Legion officer named Francois (Reginald Gardiner). Heartbroken, Ollie contemplates suicide. He is joined by his friend Stan in sinking himself into a river. (In some versions this proceeding is complicated by the presence of an "escaped shark".) Stan repeatedly interrupts Ollie as he is about to throw the weight in, and asks him to consider the possibility of reincarnation. Ollie decides his Rated 4.1 out of 5. Customers love this classic movie. The laughs aspect receives mixed reactions, with some finding it wholesome entertainment.

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8 reviewsPositive

Rated 4.1/5 across 8 reviews — well received overall.

  • 25% of sampled reviews rate 2 stars or below.

Customers say

Customers love this classic movie. The laughs aspect receives mixed reactions, with some finding it wholesome entertainment.

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★★★★★

And it is wholesome entertainment at its best! Sadly

I am a fan of Laurel and Hardy, and their brand of humor and slap stick is known and appreciated throughout the world. And it is wholesome entertainment at its best! Sadly, It is a lost art today! Read more

Doris Zieman
★★★★★

Non-stop laughs

One of my L&H favorites because they sing "Harvest Moon". Prefer B&W. Read more

VetintheWest
☆☆☆☆

Not Now

Stan and Ollie are classics but this film is just old. Read more

TimYoung
★★★★

A classic brighter with color.

Colorization fits in well with my HDTV. Soon I might get a 4K TV, an 8K high definition pixel TV is right around the corner, or may already be in the stores. So watching this Laurel & Hardy classic in color was a pleasing sensation. I know those who object to colorization of the old classic movies, nevertheless, I disagree with them. The Flying Deuces is a case in point. I've seen this movie in its original black & white version, and this color version. The color version stands out. The ones who added color did a magnificent job from the rose flowery dress to the ruby red lipstick. Someone should give them awards for putting more life and style into an old, legendary classic. Read more

football fan
★★☆☆☆

Excess Blurry Color Hides the Classic

It has been colorized, which should warn off those of us who remember viewing the original somewhere or other. It may be this treatment makes it more attractive to newer generations (what's black and white, Daddy?) but the warm subtlety of the original has gone missing in the digital re-treatment. If it must be processed this way, one can do it with better results, with a couple of extra steps. That, and paying attention to what the colorizing process is doing as the story unfolds. O well. The second star springs from my loyalty to the original. Read more

J E Fristad
★★★☆☆

Not their best, but worth a view

Cute, but not one of their best. It's great seeing some old, recognizable faces in there. I just loved their "Harvest Moon" routine, although it had nothing to do with the story. Read more

Allan
★★★★★

Flying Deuces

One of the greatest comedy teams ever, always good for laughs. Read more

Corvettelen
★★★★★

Great

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Kindle Customer Karen

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