Qui dit mieux?

Titre original : Thicker Than Water

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Oliver Hardy and Stan Laurel in Qui dit mieux? (1935)

Laurel propose à Hardy de récupérer ses 300 dollars d'économie pour payer son créancier. Ils dilapident la somme au cours d'une enchère publique. De colère la femme d'Ollie l'assomme et l'en... Tout lireLaurel propose à Hardy de récupérer ses 300 dollars d'économie pour payer son créancier. Ils dilapident la somme au cours d'une enchère publique. De colère la femme d'Ollie l'assomme et l'envoie à l'hôpital.Laurel propose à Hardy de récupérer ses 300 dollars d'économie pour payer son créancier. Ils dilapident la somme au cours d'une enchère publique. De colère la femme d'Ollie l'assomme et l'envoie à l'hôpital.

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Rôles principaux13

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Stan Laurel

Stanley

Oliver Hardy

Ollie

Daphne Pollard

Mrs. Daphne Hardy

James Finlayson

Auction Manager

Harry Bowen

Auctioneer
(non crédité)

Chet Brandenburg

Bank Teller
(non crédité)

Allan Cavan

Dr. F.D. Allen
(non crédité)

Baldwin Cooke

Hospital Visitor
(non crédité)

Lester Dorr

Man at Auction
(non crédité)

Bess Flowers

Nurse
(non crédité)

Gladys Gale

Auction Bidder
(non crédité)

Grace Goodall

Nurse Goodall
(non crédité)

Charlie Hall

Bank Teller
(non crédité)

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Histoire

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Le saviez-vous

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Anecdotes
This is Laurel & Hardy's last two-reel short, except for a cameo appearance in En vadrouille (1936). Hal Roach decided to move the pair into feature-length films from here on.

Gaffes
When the truck runs over the grandfather clock, there are no mechanical parts inside.

Citations
Mrs. Daphne Hardy: Oliver, did I or did I not give you the money to pay on the furniture?
Ollie: You certainly did.
Mrs. Daphne Hardy: Then why wasn't it paid?
Ollie: [points to Stan] Why I gave it to him to pay it for me.
Mrs. Daphne Hardy: [to Stan] Then what did YOU do with it?
Stanley: [points to Ollie] I gave it back to him.
Ollie: You gave it to ME?
Stanley: Yeah, I gave it to you to pay my room and board, and you gave it to her.
[points to Mrs. Hardy]
Stanley: "Recomember"?
Mrs. Daphne Hardy: Do you mean to say that the money that he
[points to Ollie]
Mrs. Daphne Hardy: gave to you
[points to Stan]
Mrs. Daphne Hardy: that you gave to him
[points to Ollie]
Mrs. Daphne Hardy: that he gave to me was the same money that I gave to him
[points to Ollie]
Mrs. Daphne Hardy: to pay HIM?
[points to Finlayson]
Stanley: Well if that was the money that you gave to him
[points to Ollie]
Stanley: to give to me
[points to self]
Stanley: to pay to him
[points to Finlayson]
Stanley: It must have been the money I gave him
[points to Ollie]
Stanley: to give to you to pay my rent, didn't I?
[Ollie nods wildly]

Versions alternatives
There is also a colorized version.

Connexions
Featured in Omnibus: Cuckoo: A Celebration of Mr. Laurel and Mr. Hardy (1974)

Bandes originales
Ku-Ku
(1928) (uncredited)
Written by Marvin Hatley
Played during the opening credits

Avis des utilisateurs28

Commentaire à la une

Laurel and Hardy

Thicker Than Water (1935) ** 1/2 (out of 4) Laurel and Hardy waste $300 on a grandfather clock so Hardy's wife hits him with a frying pan and sends him to the hospital. Again, not too funny and the worst part is the ending where the two change personalities. This here should have been a lot funnier than it turned out.

One Good Turn (1931) ** 1/2 (out of 4) L&H set out to raise $100 when they overhear an elderly woman say she's going to be evicted. Not too many laughs in this one outside the opening sequence in the woods.

Leave 'Em Laughing (1928) ** 1/2 (out of 4) Laurel is suffering from a toothache so Hardy takes him to the dentist who accidentally fills them with laughing gas. The early gags of Hardy trying to pull the tooth are funny but the ending with the cars goes on a bit too long and gets rather tiresome.

They Go Boom! (1929) *** (out of 4) Hardy has a cold so it's up to Laurel to try and find a cure so that they can get a good night's sleep. Highlights include the mustard bath and the exploding mattress.