They decide to exchange pants, but where to go? Stanley’s pants are ten sizes too big, and Ollie’s are ten sizes too small. In the rushed change, they accidentally trade pants.Īt this point, they are dropped off from the getaway car and are on the run, when they notice they are wearing the wrongs pants. Stanley and Oliver are in yet “another fine mess,” this time they have broken out of prison! Their gang shows up in a getaway car, and they bring a change of clothing, and the trouble begins.

Our film opens with an overly stiff and stale salute to liberty, but don’t let this opening stop you, just sit through it, and buckle up, and get ready for the funniest silent film of all time. I realize that many people consider silent films an acquired taste, but when people say they don’t like silent films, I say, “Watch Liberty,” because Liberty is awesome! It is this unique blend of affection that inspired Samuel Beckett’s classic play Waiting for Godot and Laurel and Hardy often influence the play’s production design. And what makes Laurel and Hardy truly unique as comedy team is the genuine affection they have for one another, despite their ever-mounting frustration, they bicker like siblings, you know they will always support one another, no matter what. On top of being brilliant comedians, they were also excellent actors. Today, I share one of my favorite films of all times, Liberty which stars Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy. I love Laurel and Hardy, so naturally, I had to sign up! Hello, darling readers, today’s post is part of the Nuts in May Blogathon hosted by Movie Movie Blog Blog, a fantastic event dedicated to the comedy of Laurel and Hardy.

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