I don't see many people anymore. It's a long way out here to . And I can't go any place.
Stan Laurel
English actor (1890–1965)
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Half of the most enduring slapstick partnership in film history. With Oliver Hardy, he refined physical comedy into something both precise and absurd—107 films built on bowler hats, bewildered stares, and the rhythm of two men failing in perfect sync.
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Born Arthur Stanley Jefferson in 1890, he came up through English music halls and joined Fred Karno's comedy troupe, where he understudied Charlie Chaplin before both sailed to America. He started making films in 1917, appeared opposite Oliver Hardy by chance in The Lucky Dog in 1921, but didn't officially partner with him until late 1927. From then the two were inseparable—107 short films, features, and cameos that turned tight-laced fumbling into an art form. Laurel worked through 1951, then retired after Hardy died in 1957. The 1961 Academy gave him an honorary Oscar for pioneering work in…
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We had different hobbies. He likes horses and golf. You know my hobby—and I married them all.
I suppose we had very little of what you'd call family life. We were very seldom all together.
I wish they’d re-release ... I guess maybe I’d like to see it again because it has one beautifully funny sequence that I’ve never seen in movies, either before or since.
We never tried to use funny clothing.
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- Screen Actors Guild Life Achievement Award
- Academy Honorary Award
- star on Hollywood Walk of Fame
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