This Little Rascals short gave me nightmares when I was about 3.
THE LITTLE RASCALS-LITTLE SPANKY WITH THE WILD MAN - YouTube
Yum yum, eat'em up!
THE LITTLE RASCALS-LITTLE SPANKY WITH THE WILD MAN - YouTube
Yum yum, eat'em up!
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WannaWitness
Shining God's Light for a Lost World.
Spanky was such a natural. One of his best lines came from the above film: "I don't think I'll taste so good; Mom says I'm spoiled."
I only regret not seeing this thread sooner. Short subjects are way underrated.
I only regret not seeing this thread sooner. Short subjects are way underrated.
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Great line by Spanky. I wonder how much of the Little Rascals was scripted, and how much was just putting them in a situation and letting them go? I can't think of anybody who didn't/doesn't like the Little Rascals.Spanky was such a natural. One of his best lines came from the above film: "I don't think I'll taste so good; Mom says I'm spoiled."
I only regret not seeing this thread sooner. Short subjects are way underrated.
Not many people will remember humorist Robert Benchley, but he had some very funny short subjects. And then there's W. C. Fields, the Three Stooges, et al. I also remember Travelogues (narrated by James A. FitzPatrick) and Passing Parade. Thankfully, TCM has saved many of these and plays them between movies.
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WannaWitness
Shining God's Light for a Lost World.
Fortunately, I was able to record some of the Little Rascals when they had them on AMC, and I honestly can't say how many times I have watched them. I don't know; there's just something about them (and Laurel & Hardy and some of the other Roach players). They sure had talent in their day.
As far as the Stooges go, to be honest, they are not my favorite (even though I have a few of their shorts on tape). I am, however, intrigued by one particular routine they did, and that was their sing-songy "hello... hello... hello", and how they built up on the harmony. Actually, that was quite pleasant to listen to, and if they had any music albums, it would have been a nice novelty to have.
Anyway, good idea for a thread.
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