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Laughing Gravy
Produced by Hal Roach
Starring Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Distributed by MGM
Release date(s) 1931
Country  United States
Language English
Preceded by Chickens Come Home
Followed by Our Wife

Laughing Gravy is a 1931 short film comedy starring Laurel and Hardy. It was directed by James W.Horne, produced by Hal Roach and distributed by MGM.

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Plot

On a snowy winter's night, Laurel and Hardy try and keep their pet dog 'Laughing Gravy' hidden from their landlord, mostly without success. The landlord eventually orders them to leave, but fate takes a hand.

Cast

Remakes

The film is a remake of Laurel and Hardy's final silent film Angora Love, made in 1929. Charlie Hall played a tenant in the original; he reverts to the landlord in the remake.

The Chimp, released the following year, is also a partial remake.

Alternate versions

The film has 3 versions. A 2 reel black-and-white version lasting approximately 20 minutes, a 3 reel black and white version lasting approximately 30 minutes and the 3 reel version has been colourised.

The 2 reel version is identical to the 3 reel version except it ends with the landlord committing suicide when due to his residence being quarantined he finds he is unable to evict Stan and Ollie.

In the 3 reel version Stan receives a telegram just before they are evicted which says he is to inherit a vast fortune, but only if he leaves Ollie behind forever. This version was rediscovered in 1985.

See also

Trivia

  • The dog of the film's title briefly appeared with Laurel and Hardy five years later, in their feature film The Bohemian Girl.

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