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Laurel And Hardy
US film comedians. They were one of the most successful comedy teams in film history (Laurel was slim, Hardy rotund). Their partnership began in 1927, survived the transition from silent films to sound, and resulted in more than 200 short and feature-length films. Among these are Pack Up Your Troubles (1932), Our Relations (1936), and A Chump at Oxford (1940). The Music Box (1932) won an Academy Award as Best Short Film.
The duo first collaborated in the studio of US film producer Hal Roach. Laurel played the bumbling, confused, innocent foil to Hardy's overly confident and pretentious character.
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