Laurel & Hardy (Comedy Teams Book 1)
Brian J. Robb
Along with an introductory essay and biographies of both Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, New York Times bestselling author Brian J. Robb covers every Laurel and Hardy short film, the move from silent movies to the sound classics of the 1930s and the feature films of the 1930s and 1940s, complete with information on the inspiration for each film and the reaction of critics and audiences. There’s also a handy reference section listing other books about Laurel and Hardy, interesting web sites and the availability of their 106 films.
Amazon Reviews of the previous Paperback Edition:
4.8 out of 5 Stars
Eight 5 Star reviews
Two 4 Star reviews
***** ‘Essential guide to all of [the] Laurel & Hardy films … This is a great book to dip into, find your favorite film and find out some interesting facts.’—Guy
***** ‘… a comprehensive guide … A lot of accurate information for not a lot of money.’—Kat Man Do
***** ‘This little book is a gem.’—F.J.
***** ‘I loved this book: at one point it brought me to tears when it talked about how Stan and Babe passed away. If you like the duo then you must read this book.’—Dave
Brian J. Robb
Along with an introductory essay and biographies of both Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, New York Times bestselling author Brian J. Robb covers every Laurel and Hardy short film, the move from silent movies to the sound classics of the 1930s and the feature films of the 1930s and 1940s, complete with information on the inspiration for each film and the reaction of critics and audiences. There’s also a handy reference section listing other books about Laurel and Hardy, interesting web sites and the availability of their 106 films.
Amazon Reviews of the previous Paperback Edition:
4.8 out of 5 Stars
Eight 5 Star reviews
Two 4 Star reviews
***** ‘Essential guide to all of [the] Laurel & Hardy films … This is a great book to dip into, find your favorite film and find out some interesting facts.’—Guy
***** ‘… a comprehensive guide … A lot of accurate information for not a lot of money.’—Kat Man Do
***** ‘This little book is a gem.’—F.J.
***** ‘I loved this book: at one point it brought me to tears when it talked about how Stan and Babe passed away. If you like the duo then you must read this book.’—Dave
