Punch Drunks (1934) |
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| Director(s) | Lou Breslow |
| Producer(s) | Jules White (uncredited) |
| Top Genres | Short Films |
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Moe Howard(as Moe)
Punch Drunks
Released
1934
Punch Drunks
Released
1934
Moe Howard
(as Moe)
Larry Fine(as Larry)
Punch Drunks
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1934
Punch Drunks
Released
1934
Larry Fine
(as Larry)
Curly Howard(as Curley aka K.O. Stradivarius)
Punch Drunks
Released
1934
Punch Drunks
Released
1934
Curly Howard
(as Curley aka K.O. Stradi...)
Billy Bletcher(as Fight Announcer)
Punch Drunks
Released
1934
Punch Drunks
Released
1934
Billy Bletcher
(as Fight Announcer)
Al Hill(as Killer Kilduff)
Punch Drunks
Released
1934
Punch Drunks
Released
1934
Al Hill
(as Killer Kilduff)
Arthur Housman(as Fight Timekeeper)
Punch Drunks
Released
1934
Punch Drunks
Released
1934
Arthur Housman
(as Fight Timekeeper)
Punch Drunks Overview:
Punch Drunks (1934) was a Short Films - Film directed by Lou Breslow and produced by Jules White.
Punch Drunks was inducted into the National Film Registry in 2002.
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Punch Drunks Quotes:
Girl:
Could you help me? I'm in a terrible dilemma.
Moe: Yeah, I don't care much for these foreign cars myself.
Girl: No, I mean I'm stuck . . .
Moe: On me? Aw, that's what all the girls say.
Girl: No, silly. Stuck in the mud.
Moe: Uh, yeah.
Moe: Yeah, I don't care much for these foreign cars myself.
Girl: No, I mean I'm stuck . . .
Moe: On me? Aw, that's what all the girls say.
Girl: No, silly. Stuck in the mud.
Moe: Uh, yeah.
[KO Stradivarius tries to leave the boxing ring but gets caught in the ropes]
KO Stradivarius: Time out! Time out!
Moe: I suppose you'll want the afternoon off.
KO Stradivarius: Time out! Time out!
Moe: I suppose you'll want the afternoon off.
Curley:
What'll ya have?
Moe: I'll have four pieces of burnt toast and a rotten egg.
Curley: Why do you want that?
Moe: I gotta tapeworm and it's good enough for him.
See More Quotes from Punch DrunksMoe: I'll have four pieces of burnt toast and a rotten egg.
Curley: Why do you want that?
Moe: I gotta tapeworm and it's good enough for him.
Punch Drunks Facts
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This is the only Three Stooges short that the stooges (Moe Howard, Larry Fine and Curly Howard) wrote entirely themselves.
In the original script, it was "Stars and Stripes Forever" that drove Curly Howard crazy, but it was changed when it was decided that Larry Fine would play the tune on the violin. Larry himself chose "Pop-Goes-the-Weasel" because the other song didn't sound right when played on the violin.