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As gifted in their repartee as they were in their physical antics, [[Laurel and Hardy|Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy]] were the perfect team for the transition from silent film comedy to sound. Their legendary career spanned from 1921 to 1951 and included more than 100 films. |
As gifted in their repartee as they were in their physical antics, [[Laurel and Hardy|Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy]] were the perfect team for the transition from silent film comedy to sound. Their legendary career spanned from 1921 to 1951 and included more than 100 films. |
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As gifted in their repartee as they were in their physical antics, Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy were the perfect team for the transition from silent film comedy to sound. Their legendary career spanned from 1921 to 1951 and included more than 100 films.
The two-reeler Big Business finds the duo attempting to sell Christmas trees in sunny California. Their run-in with an unsatisfied customer (played by James Finlayson) lays the groundwork for a slapstick melee eventually involving a dismantled car, a wrecked house and an exploding cigar. The film was produced by the team's long-time collaborator, Hal Roach, the king of no-holds-barred comedy.
Big Business was added to the National Film Registry in 1992.
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