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We Faw Down (1928)

Stan & Ollie attempt to fool their wives by sneaking out to a poker game, but instead get involved with two flirty ladies, one of whom is the girlfriend of a jealous boxer.

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Year
- 1928
Language
- English
Duration
- 20 mins
Director
- Leo McCarey
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Genres
- Comedy
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The Critic ( 03 Feb 2013

A consistently entertaining and well-plotted cautionary tale in which Laurel and Hardy always appear to be having fun. It was remade as 'Sons of the Desert' in 1933.

Mike M 24 Aug 2011

You're struck by the innocence of what transpires: the worst Stan can think of to get up to on an evening away from his missus is to be poked and have his hair ruffled by the good-time gal he's plucked from the gutter. (Ollie, looking on, smiles benignly.) If the second half, in which the leads have to explain themselves, plays as a little flatter, Stan's extended mime to Ollie, describing what the pair of them were supposed to have seen that night, might be read as a worthwhile training ground: the stars were learning how to sell a joke, or an idea, or even just a lie, without words. In the final image, suggesting this wasn't the only deception in town, innocence is replaced by (carnal) knowledge.