Pardon Us (1931) | |
| Director(s) | James Parrott |
| Producer(s) | Hal Roach (uncredited) |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Crime, Drama, Musical |
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Pardon Us (1931) was a Comedy - Crime Film directed by James Parrott and produced by Hal Roach.
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Stanley:
[after getting their prison pictures taken] If they turn out good, can I have one?
Prison Guard: Come on, get out of here!
Stanley: [they are wearing blackface] Oliver, er, Sambo!
Desk Sergeant: What's your name?
Stanley: Stanley Laurel.
Desk Sergeant: Say "sir" when you're addressing me. Now what's your name?
Stanley: Sir Stanley Laurel.
Desk Sergeant: What's your name?
Oliver: Oliver Norvell Hardy, sir.
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Prison Guard: Come on, get out of here!
Stanley: [they are wearing blackface] Oliver, er, Sambo!
Desk Sergeant: What's your name?
Stanley: Stanley Laurel.
Desk Sergeant: Say "sir" when you're addressing me. Now what's your name?
Stanley: Sir Stanley Laurel.
Desk Sergeant: What's your name?
Oliver: Oliver Norvell Hardy, sir.
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Facts about
Hal Roach:
Marching in front of Oliver Hardy after his recapture.
Four foreign language versions were also shot: Sous les verrous (French), Hinter Schloss und Riegel (German), Muraglie (Italian) and Los presidiarios or "De Bote en Bote" (Spanish) . Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy spoke their lines phonetically, and many supporting roles were recast, including Boris Karloff playing "The Tiger" in the French version.
James Parrott: Marching next to Oliver Hardy after his recapture.
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Four foreign language versions were also shot: Sous les verrous (French), Hinter Schloss und Riegel (German), Muraglie (Italian) and Los presidiarios or "De Bote en Bote" (Spanish) . Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy spoke their lines phonetically, and many supporting roles were recast, including Boris Karloff playing "The Tiger" in the French version.
James Parrott: Marching next to Oliver Hardy after his recapture.
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