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Short Subjects: Laurel and Hardy's You're Darn Tootin' (1928) An examination of Laurel and Hardy's relationship, with the world and each other, in one of their early silent comedies. laurel and hardy • stan laurel • oliver hardy • silent movie • classic comedy
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Sunday Evening at the Movies Today's movie audiences see one film and some previews. Depression-era audiences saw a whole program of features. Let's take a trip back to the summer of 1934 and enjoy a Sunday evening at the movies. movies • newsreels • cartoons • comedy shorts • heat waves
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George Stevens: Interviews A collection of fourteen interviews with versatile director George Stevens is sure to appeal to movie lovers. george stevens • george stevens interviews • conversations with filmmakers • filmmaker interviews • interviews about movies
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On the Set of "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back" with Kevin Smith With the release of "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back" in theaters, I take a look back at the making of the film. This On-the-Set interview (which took place in late winter/early Spring) includes quotes from Kevin Smith, Jason Mewes and Scott Moiser about the making of the film, how the strike effected its production and what it's like saying good-bye to the duo that made them all famous. on-the-set • movie • film • interview • jay and silent bob |
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