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		Une nuit extravagante
		1930
		Director:  James Parrott Producer:  Hal Roach Editor:  Richard C. Currier Cinematography:  George Stevens
		Hal Roach Studios/Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer 1930 foreign-language sound short/4-reels
		See also

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Stan and Ollie reprise their roles from the 2-reel short of Blotto, speaking their own dialogue in French.  For a full review of this film, please refer to "Blotto". Mrs. Laurel is played by Georgette Rhodes (who replaces Anita Garvin in the role).  It's pretty much a scene-for-scene re-enactment of the original film, although the general pace is slightly slower.

COMING SOON

 

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		COMING SOON

 

Facts

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•This French-language version of the film was released two months after the English-speaking version, Blotto.

•Stan and Ollie read their lines and pronounced them phonetically from cue cards viewed just off screen.

•The French title of the film translated into English means "A wild night".

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	Stan Laurel Stan
	Oliver Hardy Ollie
	Georgette Rhodes Mrs. Laurel
	Tiny Sandford Head Waiter
	Baldwin Cooke Waiter
	Charlie Hall Cab driver
	Jean De Briac Shopkeeper
	Dick Gilbert Phone booth gawker
	Jack Hill (unknown role)
	Vladimir Gueteron Orchestra leader

 

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