comedy

Forum Post chaplin comedy club/restaurant
For those who do not know there is a chaplins comedy club in Michigan On Groesbeck connected to a bowling alley named FountainView Lanes where famous comedians like Dave Coulier and Frank Coliendo hav...
Forum Post Comedy of murders"
Recently found a script from Comedy of Murders and am wondering what it is worth
Forum Post Before THE FREAK
In the Richard Meryman interview with Charlie in LIFE mag in the 1960s, Charlie talks about a comedy he was working on: an unrealized comedy that I haven't heard about anywhere else. I wonder if ...
Forum Post AC Meet Chaplin
... YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN was funny, but the reason why I'd nominate A&C MEET FRANKENSTEIN as the best comedy-horror is becuz YF never really had horror. The monster there was a buffoon and not ser...
Forum Post Classic Comics (Class A, B C)
You are completely right about Charley Chase here. His comedy shorts were one of the springboards that eventually became television's situation comedy. Had he lived, I am sure that he would have ...
Forum Post Kudos to Our Stan
Finally a comedian with respect for classic comedy
Forum Post Chaplins silents and Food
Um, the gold rush has a comedy scene in which charlie as the tramp is eating a boot. you should see it!
Forum Post sandford
laurel and hard comedy big business had sanford as the blubbering cop
Forum Post But Turpin One of the funniest pieces on film
In the USA it is on 'When Comedy Was King' a DVD from a 1960 compilation. In Europe it's very hard to get. In my country the Netherlands not for sale.Mmmmhhh........
Forum Post Charlies Funniest Feature
...the same time I think that's very sad. THE CIRCUS does have some of the best sequences found in film comedy, I agree. Oh, how can I forget, the ending tears me up. I think CITY LIGHTS is his ...
Forum Post Howard Hawks, Chaplin
Hawkes was a great admirer of Chaplin, but I'm not sure why he felt he had to turn _Don Q_ into a comedy. It's generally regarded as a comic masterpiece. [I tried posting this before, bu...
Forum Post 120 minute version of the Gold Rush
.... I just bought (but haven't connected yet) I remember from my childhood a series called "Comedy Keepers". Ever heard of it?...
Forum Post Darly Zanuck Wrote for CC?????
...states (on page 79) that Zanuck was involved with '...both writing and overseeing the Sydney Chaplin comedy hit 'The Better 'Ole.' Zanuck's production was deemed 'a comed...
Forum Post Le Boeuf Sur Le Toit
I remember back in the 70's, PBS had a series called 'The Silent Comedy Film Festival.' They used this music during EASY STREET and THE IMMIGRANT. I remember Adolph Green was guest for ...
Forum Post Roberto Benigni on CC
...s thinking that, without being overtly Chaplinesque, Benigni does display many wonderful elements of film comedy that I thought were just gone forever. (and a warning... for those of you who might...
Forum Post Woody mentions CC and BK -- wow!
...s acknowledgement. It's a lot better than Chevy Chase, who admits to disliking 'black and white comedy', dismissing it all as 'another era entirely.' But then Chevy pretty muc...
Forum Post film scene
...yson in one of 'the Boys' features also, but the title escapes at the moment. Ask around at alt.comedy.laurel-hardy. Lars Gunnar...
Forum Post COUNTESS VHS
...ted with it as a film, though I understand why people like the music. There was a passably good screwball comedy in there somewhere trying to get out, but it didn't quite make it. Cargill (and hi...
Forum Post Benigni Chaplin
...enigni's THE MONSTER? Actually, I haven't seen the MONSTER, but all I know is that it was a comedy about a killer. Did anyone here see both? ~ Crooner...
Forum Post Classic Chaplin...
Sandra Rancifer Actually, Sandra, this is the essense of the Chaplin humor. He would use this type of comedy throughout his films. It's the Look-Normal-Despite-Your-Embarassment gag. ...
Forum Post Do Intellectuals Laugh?
...eem like such a serious bunch.) I'm waiting for someone to use CC's quote against me: 'Comedy is a serious business.' ~ Crooner...
Forum Post Xmas Presents For Heaven
... two of the others. They pair up quite nicely, too. Dean can drink with Fields, Chaplin and Fields can do comedy, Chaplin and Martin can sing Smile together. Anything else? Stan16mm Visit my n...
Forum Post Minerva Courtney -- The Female Chaplin
...ived but it contains some nice bits. You can see some of them in Paul Killiam's THE CLOWN PRINCES OF COMEDY or in the Killiam compilation feature, SLAPSTICK ( which is a triple pairing of Killiam...
Forum Post Kenneth Williams on CC
...Marlon Brando. Haven't seen him yet.' Not very revealing. Williams was an English character/comedy actor known for his acidic wit and tortured life - he killed himself in 1988. This enco...
Forum Post Chaplin/Negri gossip
...10, 1923, obviously referring to Chaplin and Pola Negri: 'It is rumored the engagement of a film comedy star to a foreign luminary of the cinema drama may soon be off. At a party given in Hol...
Forum Post Chaplin Book recommendation
...ement of these films better than virtually any other writer. He also wrote a book called _Tragedy and Comedy_ which is similarly accessible, prepared a wonderful acting version of Aristophanes...
Forum Post Recent Incivilites, Deuxieme Partie
...on of his canon on those inferior plays, be my guest. Rather like describing Shakespeare in terms of _The Comedy of Errors_, don't you think? But in fact I think you're just another flam...
Forum Post The Coming of the Custard Pie...
...accidents, was the discovery of the custard pie. The coming of the custard pie gave an added dimension to comedy and entailed a complete revision of the comic standards of the time. Henceforward whene...
Forum Post Chaplin at the Cinema Arts Centre in Huntington, L.I.
...he theater has been advertising some of the screenings as 'Summertime Kids Matinees from the King of Comedy.' And it was great to see and hear kids laughing. If anyone is interested ...
Forum Post A blinking Dogs Life
... and is universally recognized. times in this scene. It does not subvert the scene only heightens the comedy, bringing the audience in to sympathise with Charley. That's easy, he was Chap...
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