Nyuck, Nyuck, Nyuck

[Mickey Richaud]

For the discriminatin':

STOOGES!

 

[DART]

Dare I ask how much of this enlightening material is the genesis of sermons?

 

[Mickey Richaud]

Don't need the Three Stooges. I've got plenty of fodder from which to draw right here!

 

[mailbox]

Don't need the Three Stooges. I've got plenty of fodder from which to draw right here!

Ooooh, wiseguy eh?

 

[Boink]

Could be amusing, or really bad. Looks like they've got the look and routines down.
Ever see the original "Woman Haters"? It's an entire short movie they did all in song/rhyme. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woman_Haters

 

[TR6BILL]

Loved the early Stooges with Curley, the later ones got a little tiresome. When they became old men, and experimented with new videography (they were some of the first to play around with 3D), they lost their edge.

 

[Boink]

Loved the early Stooges with Curley, the later ones got a little tiresome. When they became old men, and experimented with new videography (they were some of the first to play around with 3D), they lost their edge.

Yep, Jerome Horwitz was the best of them... but I think he died of alcohol poisoning at a relatively young age. Moe was his older brother, and, interestingly, Shemp was the OLDEST brother. I think they changed their last names to "Howard" for Hollywood... thus the famed hospital scene "calling doctor Howard, doctor Fine, doctor Howard." Larry Fine was an old friend.

 

[Banjo]

I'm in.. I can't wait to see it.

 

[elrey]

:laugh:

 

[waltesefalcon]

I just don't know. I am a fan of the Stooges but I don't know if Hollywood can do a good Vaudeville act turned short film act. My fear is that it will just turn out stupid, rather than funny.

 

[PATR8]

Curly actually had a stroke. If you read some of the history he actually was required to finish the movie he was working on so the other stooges all moved around him because his stroke left his disabled. I can't wait for the movie