Hit the Ice (1943) | |
| Director(s) | Charles Lamont, Erle C. Kenton (uncredited) |
| Producer(s) | Alex Gottlieb |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Family |
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Hit the Ice (1943) was a Comedy - Family Film directed by Charles Lamont and Erle C. Kenton and produced by Alex Gottlieb.
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Weejie 'Tubby' McCoy:
[trying to get the dog sled team to run] Oatmeal, oatmeal! Cornmeal!... Mush!
Flash Fulton: This bank's been stuck up.
Weejie 'Tubby' McCoy: What've they got to be stuck up for? They're no better than any other bank.
Nurse #1: You've just had a baby.
Weejie 'Tubby' McCoy: Oh a baby... is it a boy or girl?
Nurse #1: Boy.
Weejie 'Tubby' McCoy: Oh... does he look like me?
Nurse #1: Exactly like you.
Weejie 'Tubby' McCoy: Oh a baby... A BABY!
[jumps up from the gurney, revealing himself to be a man and runs away, the nurse screams and faints]
Flash Fulton: Where've you been?
Weejie 'Tubby' McCoy: Having a baby.
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Flash Fulton: This bank's been stuck up.
Weejie 'Tubby' McCoy: What've they got to be stuck up for? They're no better than any other bank.
Nurse #1: You've just had a baby.
Weejie 'Tubby' McCoy: Oh a baby... is it a boy or girl?
Nurse #1: Boy.
Weejie 'Tubby' McCoy: Oh... does he look like me?
Nurse #1: Exactly like you.
Weejie 'Tubby' McCoy: Oh a baby... A BABY!
[jumps up from the gurney, revealing himself to be a man and runs away, the nurse screams and faints]
Flash Fulton: Where've you been?
Weejie 'Tubby' McCoy: Having a baby.
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Facts about
The film was started by director Erle C. Kenton. However, he and Lou Costello clashed on several occasions, and Kenton was fired and replaced by Charles Lamont.
This film was broadcast on cable network AMC on the morning of Sept. 11,2001 about 2 hours before the terrorist attacks.
After completing production, Lou Costello was stricken with rheumatic fever. This would be the last new Abbott and Costello film for more than a year.
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This film was broadcast on cable network AMC on the morning of Sept. 11,2001 about 2 hours before the terrorist attacks.
After completing production, Lou Costello was stricken with rheumatic fever. This would be the last new Abbott and Costello film for more than a year.
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