The boys are stowaways on a train box-car filled with furniture bound for Hollywood where they hope to break into movies and become stars. Arriving at the Carnation Pictures Studios. Fuller Rath, the studio general manager, receives a telegram from the home office telling him that a certain "Mr. Smith and his two assistants" will arrive to take over the supervision of the studios. He mistakes the Stooges as the executives and gives them free reign over the studios, where they proceed to disrupt and destroy the production of a romantic drama.

A scene with the Stooges demonstrating kissing techniques was cut when originally released to television in 1958 by Columbia's Screen Gems, deemed too risque for children's programming. 1960/70s Screen Gems syndication prints restored the scene. Home video versions present the complete film.

The original version of the script cast the Stooges as studio scriptwriters who take control of the film, and burn down the soundstage! These scenes, from Jules White's files at the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts & Sciences Library, were transcribed in The Three Stooges Journal # 100 (Winter 2001). The film's script was revised during filming. A production still of the Stooges amidst a burnt soundstage (also from White's file) in evidence of the original script; that photo was printed in Journal # 100. There is no known evidence that any of the "fire" scenes were actually filmed.

Studio records show MOVIE MANIACS was filmed October 25 - 29, 1935. An additional call sheet in Jules White's file is dated November 27, implying that scene revisions were filmed a month later. If revised scenes took more than that one day is unknown at this time.

The aforementioned "kissing" segment is notorious for a dialogue segment, with Eve Reynolds referring to Curly as "Mr. Howard," although she shouldn't know who he is. That scene is a holdover, filmed when the original script was still in play, and left in after the plot was revised.

 

Avg. Rating: [9.39/10]

 

Jerry Howard
Curly

Moe Howard
Moe

Larry Fine
Larry

Bud Jamison
Fuller Rath

Jack Kenney
Rath's assistant

Charlie Phillips
Surveyor

Blackie Whiteford
Studio guard

Heinie Conklin
Studio guard

Kenneth Harlan
Leading man

Mildred Harris
Leading lady

Elaine Waters
'Marie,' maid actress

Harry Semels
Cecil Z. Swinehardt

Hilda Title
Script girl

Lois Lindsey
Moe's kissing partner

Althea Henley
Larry's kissing partner

Eve Reynolds
Curly's kissing instructor

Eddie Laughton
Grip

Antrim Short
Cameraman

Charlie Phillips
Asst. cameraman

Harry Tenbrook
Lighting technician

Lew Davis
Boom operator

Bert Young
Studio crewman

Charles Dorety
Studio crewman

George Gray
Studio crewman

Harry Keatan
Studio crewman

John Barrymore
Himself, photograph

Unidentified MOVIE MANIACS 1
Studio crew

Unidentified MOVIE MANIACS 2
Studio cop

Jules White
Producer

Del Lord
Director

Felix Adler
Story and Screenplay

Benjamin Kline
Photography

William A. Lyon
Film Editor

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Production Notes   (4)

Working Title(s):	G-A-G MEN
Title Origin:	Working title is parody of term "G-Man".
Prod. No.:	213
Shooting Days:	4 days   From: 1935-10-25   To: 1935-10-29

Audio Files   (3)

Mutiny in the Boxcar MP3 Audio Format (32.39 Kb) "Oh, mutiny in the boxcar, eh?" "Get goin'!" Heartburn MP3 Audio Format (67.04 Kb) "Yeah, swine, pig, it's all the same. Swineheart, pigheart, pigheart, heartburn, who cares? We'll make it like that!" He Quit MP3 Audio Format (61.66 Kb) "You can't quit!" "And why not??" "Cause you're fired!" "You can't fire him!" "Why not?" "Cause he quit!!"

Transcript   (N)

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Videography   (4)

COLUMBIA : Three Stooges, The Volume VII
Published by RCA/Columbia Pictures Home Video (1983)
Released on:

• VHS
• Laser Disc
• Beta

COLUMBIA : Movie Maniacs
Published by Columbia TriStar Home Video (1993)
Released on:

• VHS

COLUMBIA : Three Stooges Collection, The Vol. 1: 1934 - 1936
Published by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (2007)
Released on:

• DVD

COLUMBIA : Three Stooges Blu-Ray Collection, The
Published by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (2024)
Released on:

Stooge Businesses   (1)

Carnation Pictures
From Contented Actors

Stooge Goofs   (11)

Crew Member in the Shot When the wheat cake hits the ceiling, you can see the hand of the crew member that throws it. Curly's Location When Moe says "I'll direct the thing myself, Curly is standing next to the leading lady, but in the next shot, he's standing next to the leading man. Then a few seconds later when the leading man walks away, Curly walks over to Moe and stands right next to him, but in the next shot, he's suddenly standing behind Moe. Cut Off After Moe says "Use your head! and kicks Curly in the behind, Curly begins heavily panting as if he's going to do something wild, but it cuts to the next scene before we see what happens to him. Disappearing Pliers When Larry (as the leading man) says to Curly (as the leading lady) "I have come for you, Curly turns his head to Larry, then holds pliers up to Larry's nose as if he's going to do something with it, but it suddenly cuts to the next shot and now Curly's not looking at Larry anymore and the pliers have disappeared. Larry's Location When Moe is telling Mr. Swinehardt about kisses, at first, Larry's standing next to Moe, then in the next shot, he's nowhere near Moe, then in the next shot, he's next to Moe again, and so on... Magically Appearing Hat / Location Change After the Stooges lock themselves in the lion den, they lean their heads against the door to hear if anybody's coming. While they do this, Larry has no hat on. Then the camera cuts to the next shot, and not only does Larry now have a hat on suddenly, but he and Curly have switched places! Missing Three-Watches Gag After Curly says "Aw, I never get any rest!, it cuts to the next shot and you can see that Curly suddenly has his sleeve rolled up, revealing three watches, but there's no mention of them. Apparently, there was originally a three-watches gag similar to the ones used in DUTIFUL BUT DUMB, RHYTHM AND WEEP, and STUDIO STOOPS, but they removed it from the final cut. Mr. Howard During the kissing technique scene, when one of the ladies is about to kiss Curly, she says "Oh, Mr. Howard! But the Stooges were supposed to be under false identities at the movie studio, so we don't see how she knew Curly's last name. According to BeAStooge from the message board, the original script had the Stooges as staff scriptwriters for the studio. The kissing scene was shot before the film was revamped, and they forgot to change the "Mr. Howard reference. Repeated Word When Moe is saying various different names for "Swinehardt, he says "Pighardt twice in a row for some reason, probably because he briefly forgot what to say after that. Repeated Word - existing goof already listed is not correct Sorry, but I don't see a way to remove a goof, only to add one. The goof titled Repeated Word says that Moe said "Pighardt" twice, but actually he did not. He first said "Bighardt" (as in big heart), and then he said "Pighardt". With today's high quality videos, this can clearly be both seen and heard. It's possible this may have been a goof on Moe's part, but it wasn't a repeated word. Thank you. Visible Cardboard In the boxcar scene, when Moe puts down the "pressed pants and begins chasing Larry with the hot iron, the wood/cardboard used to stiffen the pants is visible.

Stooge Mayhem   (Avg. 2.00)

Face Slaps: 7

Eye Pokes: 1

Head Bonks: 0

Pastry Thrown: 0

Stooge Quotes   (8)

"If at first you don't succeed, keep on suckin' til ya do suck seed!" (Curly) "Our genius ain't appreciated around here... let's scram!" (Moe) "Dear Santy Claus," (Curly) "Coitainly I'm sound asleep." "Then why are you talkin'?" "I'm talkin' in my sleep!" (Moe & Curly) "Tell me your name so I can tell your mother." "My mother knows my name." (Moe and Curly) "You can't quit!" "And why not?" "Cause you're fired!" "You can't fire him!" "Why not?" "He quit!" (Moe, Harry Semels & Curly) "Gentlemen, will you join me in a toast?" "I don't like toast... the black stuff gets in my teeth." (Bud Jamison & Curly) "How're we gonna get in pictures? We know nothin' about movies!" "There's a couple o' thousand people in pictures now who know nothin' about it... three more won't make any difference." (Curly & Moe)

Stooge Routines   (6)

Exploding Stove A Stooge lights a stove with a match, then steps back and the stove explodes. Also used in:  BUSY BUDDIES  ·   SHIVERING SHERLOCKS  ·   OF CASH AND HASH Hiding in a lion den When the Stooges are running away from a group of people, they hide in a room and close the door. However, the "room" turns out to be a lion den. Also used in:  WEE WEE MONSIEUR  ·   YOU NAZTY SPY!  ·   HOLD THAT LION!  ·   BOOTY AND THE BEAST Increasingly bigger pencils or cigars Curly begins to write something, but Moe snatches the pencil away. Curly then takes out an even bigger pencil then Moe snatches that away, followed by Curly taking out an even bigger pencil. This keeps going on an on until Moe takes the last pencil and whacks Curly on the head with it. This gag is also sometimes used with cigars instead of pencils. Also used in:  THREE SAPPY PEOPLE  ·   SO LONG MR. CHUMPS  ·   NO DOUGH BOYS Pie on ceiling A pie or similar food gets thrown in the air and stuck on the ceiling. When a person looks up, the pie falls down and into the person's face. Also used in:  HALF-WITS HOLIDAY  ·   PEST MAN WINS  ·   WHAM-BAM-SLAM!  ·   PIES AND GUYS  ·   STOP! LOOK! AND LAUGH! Stooges in drag A Stooge dresses up as a woman, usually to escape enemies that the Stooges are being chased by. Also used in:  POP GOES THE EASEL  ·   UNCIVIL WARRIORS  ·   WHOOPS, I'M AN INDIAN!  ·   WEE WEE MONSIEUR  ·   MUTTS TO YOU  ·   NUTTY BUT NICE  ·   FROM NURSE TO WORSE  ·   ALL THE WORLD'S A STOOGE  ·   MATRI-PHONY  ·   HIGHER THAN A KITE  ·   MICRO-PHONIES  ·   RHYTHM AND WEEP  ·   SELF MADE MAIDS  ·   DON'T THROW THAT KNIFE  ·   BLUNDER BOYS  ·   THE THREE STOOGES MEET HERCULES  ·   THE OUTLAWS IS COMING Telling The Mother Their Son's Name Moe: Tell me your name, kid, so I can tell your mother.Curly/Shemp: My mother knows my name. Also used in:  OILY TO BED, OILY TO RISE  ·   CUCKOO ON A CHOO CHOO

Stooge Trivia   (1)

Deleted is an alternate film ending where the stooges accidentally burn the studio down. Source: The Three Stooges Journal # 100 Added by xraffle on 2009-03-22 02:57:13 Status: Confirmed

Fan Reviews   (11)

Re: MOVIE MANIACS
Posted 2010-06-16 14:19:18 by Mike Lipincranz

Quick Moe.....Tickle the mule.....Hilaroius......Classic satire of the acting profession with a very funny twist.....

Give'm the bird, the bird.......!

4-pokes

Re: MOVIE MANIACS
Posted 2010-04-08 19:06:25 by Shemp_Diesel

The stooges could do no wrong in this early period of their careers as they crank out yet another masterpiece. I think the gag with Curly's pencils is my favorite part. "Dear Santa Claus."

4 pokes

Reviewer's Rating: (9)

Re: MOVIE MANIACS
Posted 2009-02-18 10:34:15 by Hassan bin Sober

Full of classic scenes! Larry ironing Moe's pants in the boxcar, the kissing demonstration. . .I also love the entrance gate to the studio. 'Carnation - Pictures from Contented Actors'. This kind of corny wordplay, from the old Carnation Evaporated Milk slogan (Milk from Contented Cows) is one of the reason I love the Stooges so much! Definitely a 4-poker!

Reviewer's Rating: (10)

Re: MOVIE MANIACS
Posted 2002-03-26 19:38:00 by [Deleted Member]
Edited 2006-03-24 17:01:08 by shemps#1

Yes folks, this is a good short. I loved the scenes on the train. I thought Larry was a genius at the ironing board until I saw how Moe's pants came out. QUESTION: Curly called what he was cooking "root cakes". Is that yet another name for pancakes/hotcakes/flapjacks? They did look like the same thing, but think of grits and oatmeal. They may look alike when cooked, but they are completely different. Anyway, the rest of the short as good. I loved how the boys tricked the guard to get into the studio. Bud Jamison was good and his assistant was funny. I would've took him up on his suggestion of hiring three blonde secretaries. The filmmaking scene was also good, but that's where it starts to fall a little bit flat for me. I dunno. Maybe it's only because I miss seeing the things that AMC so stupidly cuts out. I do like seeing the Stooges making a mess of something else this time!

Re: MOVIE MANIACS
Posted 2001-03-20 16:17:00 by sickdrjoe
Edited 2006-03-24 17:00:15 by shemps#1

Another early gem that points to the greatness still ahead. (Too bad all those Preston Black/Charley Chase shorts followed, temporarily slowing the boys' progress.) Those early scenes are classic: only the Stooges could make a pair of pants painful. It's hard to sit through some of those stock-footage 50s shorts filmed in one room and one day after you imbibe THIS ambrosia, no disrespect to His Shempness. The 'bigger pencils' bit is typical of the great throwaway gags these vintage shorts are crammed full of, that Harry Cohn's number-crunchers would siphon out of the boys' fuel reserves after WW2. Like Woo Woo Woo allus sez, "Curly was a comic genius." Who could argue? Not me. Rob, you may be right: there are SOME 2-reelers in the canon that cry out for a 10-poke rating system.

Re: MOVIE MANIACS
Posted 2001-03-05 15:19:00 by Uncle Mortimer
Edited 2006-03-24 16:59:35 by shemps#1

Fantastic 4-poker!!! My most memorable scene is where Curly is using his hands for the gestures of the actress and Larry for the actor. I too like the Webmasters signature line: "..keep on suckin' till ya do suck seed!" Also, Dunrobin(webmaster), how come you've rated MOVIE MANIACS, "4-pokes" in your comments but only three at the top? This short has got your signature line! you must have meant 4 pokes, right?

Re: MOVIE MANIACS
Posted 2001-01-23 15:33:00 by Ichabod Slipp
Edited 2006-03-24 16:58:52 by shemps#1

One of my favorites, if for the movie shot scene alone. Curly and Larry providing hands for the actors is hysterical; Curly and Larry *becoming* the actors is even more so.Notice after Curly says "I never get any rest!", they cut to a wider shot, and Curly is wearing three watches. They must have done the "three watches" routine that later appeared in "Dutiful but Dumb" and then cut it. It makes sense, because Moe's next line is "Hurry up and get dressed, we arrive in Hollywood in an hour."

Re: MOVIE MANIACS
Posted 2002-05-24 16:42:00 by hassan ben sober
Edited 2005-10-18 12:17:48 by shemps#1

Origionaly I never liked this short. But after more viewings it is one of the best. What dosnt work in this short. Not much except for the hack job of editing during the movie scenes with the kiss. Better to leave it all in. My favorite dialoge in the short is when the stooges run into bud jamisons office and he mistakes them for big time producers. The scenes in the boxcar are funny also Overall 3 1/2 pokes- A Ive had a few to many myself Ya Basta

Re: MOVIE MANIACS
Posted 2002-03-25 00:05:00 by BJR
Edited 2005-10-18 12:16:27 by shemps#1

Good 1936 Curly short (which ones from that year aren't good?). Still, I can think of four or five others from that year that I liked better. But that's not saying it's bad in any way. It's just not full of classic material like HALF-SHOT SHOOTERS and ANTS IN THE PANTRY. I loved the boxcar scenes and the studio scenes too. 3-1/2 pokes

Reviewer's Rating: (9)

RE: MOVIE MANIACS (1936)
Posted 2003-11-08 14:35:00 by jagman

One of my favorites, and seriously under-rated IMHO. Moe's telling Larry and Curly to "show these puppets how to move" followed by Larry and Curly manipulating the actor and actress is priceless. Has anyone noticed the expressions of the actor and actress? They look like they don't know what's happening to them. This short has been severely edited when shown on television -- for reasons I cannot understand. The kissing demonstration is often dropped entirely. Insist on seeing the unabridged version. It ends a bit abruptly (like so many of their shorts) but all in all it's a minor flaw. One of their great early episodes!

Reviewer's Rating: (10)

Re: MOVIE MANIACS
Posted 2000-07-25 04:13:00 by Stooge
Edited 2003-06-30 01:35:00 by Stooge

Great film with the boys in Hollywood. Very rare to see this film uncut since many TV stations cut out the kissing technique scene. Also according to the script, the original ending to this short had the Stooges burn the studio to the ground.

Reviewer's Rating: (10)

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