Dick und Doof - Die Teufelsbrüder (1932)
Der Film beginnt im Jahr 1917 als Dick und Doof in die US Armee eingezogen werden um im Ersten Weltkrieg zu kämpfen. In der Armee freunden sich die beiden mit einem Mann namens Eddie Smith an, den der Feind während eines Gefechts entführt und tötet. Nachdem der Krieg vorbei ist, begeben sich Dick und Doof nach New York City, wo sie Eddies kleine Tochter zu suchen beginnen um sie mit ihren Familie zu vereinen. Die Aufgabe erweist sich zugleich als riesig wie auch als problematisch, da die Jungs entdecken, wie viele Menschen in New York den Nachnamen "Smith" tragen.
Die Regisseur: Ray McCarey, George Marshall.
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Stan Laurel as Stan |
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Oliver Hardy as Ollie |
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Don Dillaway as Eddie Smith |
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Jacquie Lyn as Eddie's Little Girl |
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Mary Carr as Old Woman with Letter |
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James Finlayson as General |
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Richard Cramer as Uncle Jack |
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Adele Watson as Annie |
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Tom Kennedy as Recruiting Sergeant |
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Charles Middleton as Welfare Association Officer |
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Richard Tucker as Mr. Smith |
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Muriel Evans as Wrong Eddie's Bride |
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Grady Sutton as The Wrong Eddie |
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C. Montague Shaw as Wrong Eddie's Father |
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Billy Gilbert as Mr. Hathaway |
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Nora Cecil as Welfare Association Officer (uncredited) |
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Paulette Goddard as Bridesmaid (uncredited) |
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Mary Gordon as Mrs. MacTavish (uncredited) |
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Charlie Hall as Janitor (uncredited) |
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Dorothy Layton as First Bridesmaid - Left Column (uncredited) |
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Natalie Moorhead as Wedding Guest (uncredited) |
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William H. O'Brien as Butler (uncredited) |
| Editing | Richard C. Currier | Editor |
| Directing | Ray McCarey | Director |
| Directing | George Marshall | Director |
| Production | Hal Roach | Producer |
| Sound | Marvin Hatley | Music |
| Writing | H.M. Walker | Writer |
| Writing | Stan Laurel | Writer |
| Writing | Ray McCarey | Writer |
| Camera | Art Lloyd | Director of Photography |
