The Devil's Brother (1933) | |
Director(s) | Hal Roach, Charley Rogers |
Producer(s) | Hal Roach |
Top Genres | Comedy, Musical |
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The Devil's Brother (1933) was a Comedy - Musical Film directed by Hal Roach and Charley Rogers and produced by Hal Roach.
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Stanlio:
[after being robbed of all his savings] Oh, well, come easy, go easy - that's my motto.
Ollio: [seeing Stanlio drunk] You're spiffed!
Stanlio: [to a Guard] Leave us alone, or I'l tell Diavalo on you.
Ollio: He doesn't mean Diavalo, sir; he means the Marquis de San Marco.
[realizes he's made the connection between the two]
Ollio: Oooooohhhhh.
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Ollio: [seeing Stanlio drunk] You're spiffed!
Stanlio: [to a Guard] Leave us alone, or I'l tell Diavalo on you.
Ollio: He doesn't mean Diavalo, sir; he means the Marquis de San Marco.
[realizes he's made the connection between the two]
Ollio: Oooooohhhhh.
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In a 1957 radio interview, Stan Laurel said he considered this to be one of the best of the comedy team's movies.
Contrary to popular belief and what has been reported in filmographies for years, Wilfred Lucas' scenes as Alessandro have, in fact, not been deleted from the film. In the DVD commentary by Leonard Maltin and Richard Bann, they point out Lucas' role briefly in the opening scene as one of Diavolo's conspirators, hidden behind a false set of whiskers that has kept him from being identified by viewers for years, including in Bann's earlier filmography published in the book "Laurel and Hardy".
Anita Louise was originally slated for the role played by Lucile Brown.
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Contrary to popular belief and what has been reported in filmographies for years, Wilfred Lucas' scenes as Alessandro have, in fact, not been deleted from the film. In the DVD commentary by Leonard Maltin and Richard Bann, they point out Lucas' role briefly in the opening scene as one of Diavolo's conspirators, hidden behind a false set of whiskers that has kept him from being identified by viewers for years, including in Bann's earlier filmography published in the book "Laurel and Hardy".
Anita Louise was originally slated for the role played by Lucile Brown.
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