Procura-se um Avô

Título original: Pack Up Your Troubles

1932
Passed
1 h 8 min

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7,2/10

2,8 mil

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Oliver Hardy and Stan Laurel in Procura-se um Avô (1932)

Two war veterans help an orphaned child find her grandfather.

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Dois veteranos de guerra ajudam uma criança órfã a encontrar o avô.Dois veteranos de guerra ajudam uma criança órfã a encontrar o avô.Dois veteranos de guerra ajudam uma criança órfã a encontrar o avô.

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Eddie Smith
(as Donald Dillaway)

Jackie Lyn Dufton

Eddie's Baby
(as Jacquie Lynn)

Mary Carr

Old Woman with Letter

James Finlayson

General

Richard Cramer

Uncle Jack
(as Rychard Cramer)

Adele Watson

Annie

Tom Kennedy

Recruiting Sergeant

Charles Middleton

Welfare Association Officer

Richard Tucker

Mr. Smith

Muriel Evans

Relieved Bride

Grady Sutton

First Wrong Eddie

C. Montague Shaw

Groom's Father
(as Montague Shaw)

Billy Gilbert

Mr. Hathaway

Chester A. Bachman

Policeman
(não creditado)

Symona Boniface

Wedding Guest
(não creditado)

Chet Brandenburg

Bystander
(não creditado)

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Curiosidades
Stan Laurel once remarked that Richard Cramer, seen here as the abusive foster father, had absolutely no sense of humor, and played everything straight. Stan used him when he needed a serious character who wouldn't try to get a laugh.

Erros de gravação
Director George Marshall, playing the fearsome army chef, wears civilian dress slacks behind his apron. That's because the actor assigned to the part no-showed and Marshall literally stepped in for him at the last minute.

Citações
Oliver: Hey, how much would you charge me to haunt a house?

Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
Opening credits prologue: April 1917 -

When the scratch of a pen on Capitol Hill caused crowns to rattle - -

Versões alternativas
A condensed two-reeler version was released to the home 8mm/16mm market by Blackhawk Films in the 1970s under the title "Doughboy Daze". Said shorter cut was included on the "Hal Roach Comedy Classics, Volume 2" videocassette, released to VHS and Betamax in 1985.

Conexões
Edited into Dance of the Cookoos (1982)

Trilhas sonoras
Dance of the Cuckoos
(1930) (uncredited)
Written by Marvin Hatley
Played during the opening credits

Avaliações de usuários37

Avaliação em destaque

7/10

An average series entry still has the unmistakable touch of comic genius.

Early Laurel & Hardy feature isn't among their best, but still provides entertaining viewing.

Story begins with America entering the First World War, and L&H conscripted into the army after being spotted loafing on a park bench. Action moves to training camp, then onto the trenches in France before returning to America. Here Laurel & Hardy find themselves responsible for a dead army buddy's little girl, whom they must return to her rightful guardian.

Film isn't as polished as later entries, and certainly can't compete with the likes of 'Sons of the Desert'. Even so, the continual odd-couple bickering between the two ensures plenty of laughs. The scene where they go to the Bank to get a loan on the strength of their mobile food business is out of the top draw - if there is a better comedy duo in movie history I've yet to see them.