Men in Black (1934) |
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| Director(s) | Ray McCarey |
| Producer(s) | Jules White (uncredited) |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Short Films |
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Moe Howard(as Dr. Moe Howard)
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1934
Men in Black
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1934
Moe Howard
(as Dr. Moe Howard)
Larry Fine(as Dr. Larry Fine)
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1934
Men in Black
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1934
Larry Fine
(as Dr. Larry Fine)
Curly Howard(as Dr. Curley Howard)
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1934
Men in Black
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1934
Curly Howard
(as Dr. Curley Howard)
Billy Gilbert(as Dangerous Patient)
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1934
Men in Black
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1934
Billy Gilbert
(as Dangerous Patient)
Bud Jamison(as Tiny Patient's Doctor)
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1934
Men in Black
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1934
Bud Jamison
(as Tiny Patient's Doctor)
Charles King(as Anesthesiologist)
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1934
Men in Black
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1934
Charles King
(as Anesthesiologist)
Hank Mann(as Glass Door Man)
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1934
Men in Black
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1934
Hank Mann
(as Glass Door Man)
Lucile Watson(as Nurse)
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1934
Men in Black
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1934
Lucile Watson
(as Nurse)
Men in Black Overview:
Men in Black (1934) was a Comedy - Short Films Film directed by Ray McCarey and produced by Jules White.
Academy Awards 1934 --- Ceremony Number 7 (source: AMPAS)
| Award | Recipient | Result |
| Best Live Action Short | Jules White, Producer | Nominated |
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Men in Black Quotes:
Dr. Moe Howard:
How is she, doctor?
Doctor with 'Tiny Patient': A slight hope.
Dr. Curly Howard: That's too bad. What's the matter?
Doctor with 'Tiny Patient': She's in a coma.
Tiny Patient: [sitting up] I am not! I'm in a bed!
[sees the Stooges]
Tiny Patient: Geeze, the joint's haunted
Dr. Moe Howard: How old are you?
Tiny Patient: I'm 35.
Dr. Curly Howard: Na, you couldn't get that fresh in 35 years.
Doctor with 'Tiny Patient': A slight hope.
Dr. Curly Howard: That's too bad. What's the matter?
Doctor with 'Tiny Patient': She's in a coma.
Tiny Patient: [sitting up] I am not! I'm in a bed!
[sees the Stooges]
Tiny Patient: Geeze, the joint's haunted
Dr. Moe Howard: How old are you?
Tiny Patient: I'm 35.
Dr. Curly Howard: Na, you couldn't get that fresh in 35 years.
Tiny Patient:
Say, doctor, do you really think I'm gonna get better?
Dr. Moe Howard: I'm very sorry, but I'm afraid you are.
Tiny Patient: Oh, thanks, doctor. You don't know how I really appreciate it.
Dr. Moe Howard: I'm very sorry, but I'm afraid you are.
Tiny Patient: Oh, thanks, doctor. You don't know how I really appreciate it.
Dr. Graves:
How did you find that patient in room 67?
Dr. Moe Howard: Under the bed!
Dr. Graves: How did you find that patient in room 73?
Dr. Larry Fine: Up on the chandelier.
Dr. Graves: What did you do for him?
Dr. Curly Howard: Nothing! What'd he ever do for us?
See More Quotes from Men in BlackDr. Moe Howard: Under the bed!
Dr. Graves: How did you find that patient in room 73?
Dr. Larry Fine: Up on the chandelier.
Dr. Graves: What did you do for him?
Dr. Curly Howard: Nothing! What'd he ever do for us?
Men in Black Facts
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Curly Howard's famous line "Woo-woo-woo-woo" was used when he forgot his lines, but soon became a standard.
The film was refused a UK cinema certificate in 1934.
The third Columbia short for the Stooges and their only short to be nominated for an Academy Award. They lost to the short La Cucaracha.
The bizarre medical terminology used by The Three Stooges was ad-libbed.
Title is a spoof of Men in White.