The Chimp (1932) |
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| Director(s) | James Parrott |
| Producer(s) | Hal Roach (uncredited) |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Short Films |
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Stan Laurel(as Stan)
The Chimp
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1932
The Chimp
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1932
Stan Laurel
(as Stan)
Oliver Hardy(as Ollie)
The Chimp
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1932
The Chimp
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1932
Oliver Hardy
(as Ollie)
Baldwin Cooke(as Bit Part)
The Chimp
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1932
The Chimp
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1932
Baldwin Cooke
(as Bit Part)
James Finlayson(as Ringmaster)
The Chimp
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1932
The Chimp
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1932
James Finlayson
(as Ringmaster)
Billy Gilbert(as Joe the Landlord)
The Chimp
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1932
The Chimp
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1932
Billy Gilbert
(as Joe the Landlord)
Tiny Sandford(as Destructo)
The Chimp
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1932
The Chimp
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1932
Tiny Sandford
(as Destructo)
Martha Sleeper(as Landlord's Wife Ethel)
The Chimp
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1932
The Chimp
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1932
Martha Sleeper
(as Landlord's Wife Ethel)
The Chimp Overview:
The Chimp (1932) was a Short Films - Comedy Film directed by James Parrott and produced by Hal Roach.
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The Chimp Quotes:
Ollie:
Ethel! Come back to bed!
Stan:
[Hiding from escaped lion] I've just seen MGM!
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Lois Laurel, cast as an uncredited audience member in the circus, is Stan Laurel's real-life daughter.
Stan calls the escaped circus lion "MGM", a comic reference to the lion that introduced the Metro-Goldwyn Mayer movies. Hal Roach distributed the Laurel and Hardy films at this time through MGM.
According to Orville Goldner in the book 'The Making of King Kong', Charles Gemora, who played the ape in this picture, tried to take credit for playing the original King Kong.