Oliver Hardy

 

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Oliver Hardy var en skådespelare och filmarbetare. Han föddes i Harlem, Georgia den 18 januari 1892. Oliver Hardy dog 7 augusti 1957, han blev 65 år. Han är känd för bland annat Babes in Toyland (1934), A Chump at Oxford (1940), Way Out West (1937), Sons of the Desert (1933) och Block-Heads (1938).

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Oliver Hardy

Född 1892-01-18 (133 år sedan) i Harlem, Georgia. Död 1957-08-07 (65 år).
Längd 185 cm.

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Virginia Lucille Jones(Gifta: 1940-03-07–1957-08-07) 1940-03-07 1957-08-07 Gifta
Myrtle Reeves(Gifta: 1921-11-24–1937-05-18) 1921-11-24 1937-05-18 Gifta
Madelyn Saloshin(Gifta: 1913-11-07–1921-11-17) 1913-11-07 1921-11-17 Gifta
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Oliver Hardy, Emily Norvell

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Sam Hardy, Lucille Hardy

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Although his Scottish-English parents were never in show business, as a young boy Oliver Hardy was a gifted singer and, by age eight, was performing with minstrel shows. In 1910 he ran a movie theatre, which he preferred to studying law. In 1913 he became a comedy actor with the Lubin Company in Florida and began appearing in a long series of shorts; his debut film was Outwitting Dad (1914). He appeared in he 1914-15 series of "Pokes and Jabbs" shorts, and from 1916-18 he was in the "Plump and Runt" series. From 1919-21 he was a regular in the "Jimmy Aubrey" series of shorts, and from 1921-25 he worked as an actor and co-director of comedy shorts for Larry Sermon. In addition to appearing in two-reeler comedies, he found time to make westerns and even melodramas in which he played the heavy. He is most famous, however, as the partner of British comic Stan Laurel, with whom he had played a bit part in The Lucky Dog (1921). in the mid-1920s both he and Laurel were working for comedy producer Hal Roach, although not as a team. In a moment of inspiration Roach teamed them together, and their first film as a team was 45 Minutes from Hollywood (1926). Their first release for Roach through MGM was Sugar Daddies (1927) and the first with star billing was From Soup to Nuts (1928). They became a huge hit as a comedy team, and after several years of two-reelers, Roach decided to star them in features, their first of which was Pardon Us (1931). They clicked with audiences in features, too, and starred in such classics as Way Out West (1937), Parade of the Wooden Soldiers (1933) and Block-Heads (1938). They eventually parted ways with Roach and in the mid-1940s signed on with Twentieth Century-Fox. Unfortunately, Fox did not let them have the autonomy they had at Roach, where Laurel basically wrote and directed their films, though others were credited, and their films became more assembly-line and formulaic. Their popularity waned and less popular during the war years, and they made their last film for Fox in 1946. Several years later they made their final appearance as a team in a French film, a troubled and haphazard production eventually, after several name changes, called Utopia (1951), generally regarded to be their worst film. Hardy appeared without Laurel in a few features, such as Zenobia (1939) with Harry Langdon, The Fighting Kentuckian (1949) in a semi-comedic role as a frontiersman alongside John Wayne and Riding High (1950), in a cameo role. He died in 1957.

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