Get Out and Get Under

1920
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25min

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Harold Lloyd

The Boy

Mildred Davis

The Girl

Fred McPherson

The Rival

Roy Brooks

William Gillespie

Dope Fiend
(sin créditos)

Wally Howe

Wedding Guest
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Gaylord Lloyd

Ernest Morrison

Small Boy
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Bob O'Connor

Photographer
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Charles Stevenson

Frank Terry

Neighbor in garden
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Bobbie West

Woman
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Noah Young

Swordsman
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Trivia
The title, "Get Out and Get Under," comes from a popular 1913 song, "He'd Have To Get Under - Get Out And Get Under (To Fix Up His Automobile)" (Music by Maurice Abrahams; Lyrics by Grant Clarke and Edgar Leslie). Robert Israel's score in the 2004 alternate version frequently uses melodies from this song.

Errores
When Harold chases the little boy at 14:55, he slips on the banana peel once again, but his foot never actually touches the peel.

Citas
Title Card: The Boy is in love with The Girl and - the rest just happens.

Versiones alternativas
In 1995, The Harold Lloyd Trust copyrighted a 25-minute version with a musical score synchronized by Vince Giordano and played by Vince Giordano and The Nighthawks. The print also adds new production credits totaling and additional minute.

Conexiones
Featured in The American Road (1953)

One of few Lloyd's memorable car chase movies

(1920) Get Out and Get Under COMEDY

Harold Lloyd playing a boy part of a theater play, the first few minutes is a dream sequence where he is told his dream girl is already been married, and stumbles on to it. Only then as soon as he wakes up, he realizes he is late as the led actor as the prince. And of course, it does not run smoothly upon his drive toward there. One of the many slapstick's also include his run ins with trafficking cops while driving. And his problems with a young curious child such as making him think that he got the car to work by standing on the side and moving it up and down and upon him fixing it. This is the seventh of fifteen movies Harold Lloyd starred with actress Mildred Pierce.