A compilation of clips from various Stooges shorts with Moe, Larry and Curly, intermixed with new footage featuring Paul Winchell and his dummies, Jerry Mahoney and Knucklehead Smiff. The clips present classic moments from OILY TO BED, OILY TO RISE (1939), HOW HIGH IS UP? (1940), VIOLENT IS THE WORD FOR CURLY (1938), SOCK-A-BYE BABY (1942), HIGHER THAN A KITE (1943), WHAT'S THE MATADOR? (1942), GOOFS AND SADDLES (1937), CALLING ALL CURS (1939), MICRO-PHONIES (1945), A PLUMBING WE WILL GO (1940) and HALF WITS HOLIDAY (1947).

 

Avg. Rating: [2.29/10]

 

Jerry Howard
Curly

Moe Howard
Moe

Larry Fine
Larry

Paul Winchell
Himself

Paul Winchell
Jerry Mahoney

Paul Winchell
Knucklehead Smiff

Joe Bolton
Officer Joe Bolton

June Foray
Voice, Marquis Chimps

Alan Reed
Voice, Marquis Chimps

The Marquis Chimps
Themselves

Edmund Cobb
archive footage

Bert Young
archive footage

George Lloyd
archive footage

Charlie Phillips
archive footage

Vernon Dent
archive footage

Cy Schindell
archive footage

Ed Brandenburg
archive footage

Chet Brandenburg
archive footage

Al Thompson
archive footage

Alex Novinsky
archive footage

Sam Adams
archive footage

Pat Gleason
archive footage

Joyce Gardner
archive footage

Bud Jamison
archive footage

Fred 'Snowflake' Toones
archive footage

Clarence Straight
archive footage

Julie Gibson
archive footage

Duke York
archive footage

Paul Ellis
archive footage

Eddie Laughton
archive footage

Harry Burns
archive footage

Isabelle LaMal
archive footage

Dorothy Moore
archive footage

Ethelreda Leopold
archive footage

Robin Raymond
archive footage

Beatrice Blinn
archive footage

Lynton Brent
archive footage

Beatrice Curtis
archive footage

Libby Taylor
archive footage

Stanley Blystone
archive footage

Blackie Whiteford
archive footage

Ethan Laidlaw
archive footage

Jerome 'Blackjack' Ward
archive footage

Ted Lorch
archive footage

Christine McIntyre
archive footage

John Tyrrell
archive footage

Fred Kelsey
archive footage

Gino Corrado
archive footage

Heinie Conklin
archive footage

Judy Malcolm
archive footage

Symona Boniface
archive footage

Sam Flint
archive footage

Chester Conklin
archive footage

Frank Mayo
archive footage

Bess Flowers
archive footage

Dudley Dickerson
archive footage

Helen Godwin
archive footage

Larry Steers
archive footage

Jay Eaton
archive footage

Edmund Mortimer
archive footage

Wilson Benge
archive footage

Helen Dickson
archive footage

Mary Forbes
archive footage

Barbara Slater
archive footage

Johnny Kascier
archive footage

Emil Sitka
archive footage

Victor Travers
archive footage

Unidentified STOP! LOOK! AND LAUGH 1
Mulligan

Unidentified STOP! LOOK! AND LAUGH 2
Diner patrons

Unidentified STOP! LOOK! AND LAUGH 3
Policeman

Unidentified STOP! LOOK! AND LAUGH 5
Riveters

Unidentified STOP! LOOK! AND LAUGH 4
Truck driver

Unidentified STOP! LOOK! AND LAUGH 6
Chauffeur

Unidentified STOP! LOOK! AND LAUGH 7
Soldiers

Unidentified STOP! LOOK! AND LAUGH 8
Nurse

Unidentified STOP! LOOK! AND LAUGH 9
Girl in hallway

Unidentified STOP! LOOK! AND LAUGH 10
Musicians

Unidentified STOP! LOOK! AND LAUGH 11
Party guests

Unidentified STOP! LOOK! AND LAUGH 12
Party guests

Unidentified STOP! LOOK! AND LAUGH 13
Party guests

Jules White
Director

Don Appell
Director, Winchell sequences

Lou Brandt
Director, CINDERELLA sequence

Harry A. Romm
Producer

Sid Kuller
Producer, CINDERELLA sequence

Sid Kuller
Screenplay

William O. Steiner
Director of Photography

Jerome Thoms
Film Editor

Robert Bryer
Art Director

Mischa K. Bakaleinikoff
Original Music

George Duning
Original Music and Lyrics

Stanley Styne
Original Music and Lyrics

Heinz Roemheld
Music

C. E. Wheeler
Music

Sid Kuller
Music

John Leipold
Music

Milton Feldman
Assistant Director

Martha Vera Romm
Assistant Producer

Marty Roth
Asst. Producer, Winchell sequences

Del Lord
Director, stock footage

Edward Bernds
Director, stock footage

Charley Chase
Director, stock footage

Jules White
Director, stock footage

Jules White
Producer, stock footage

Del Lord
Producer, stock footage

Hugh McCollum
Producer, stock footage

Charley Chase
Producer, stock footage

Thea Goodan
Writer, stock footage

Monte Collins
Writer, stock footage

Edward Bernds
Writer, stock footage

Jack White
Writer, stock footage

Elwood Ullman
Writer, stock footage

Searle Kramer
Writer, stock footage

Al Giebler
Writer, stock footage

Clyde Bruckman
Writer, stock footage

Felix Adler
Writer, stock footage

Saul Ward
Writer, stock footage

Zion Myers
Writer, stock footage

Allen G. Siegler
Photography, stock footage

George F. Kelley
Photography, stock footage

L. W. O'Connell
Photography, stock footage

Benjamin Kline
Photography, stock footage

Glen Gano
Photography, stock footage

Jerome Thoms
Film Editor, stock footage

Charles Nelson
Film Editor, stock footage

Paul Borofsky
Film Editor, stock footage

Arthur Seid
Film Editor, stock footage

Edwin Bryant
Film Editor, stock footage

Henry Batista
Film Editor, stock footage

Mario Castolnuovo-Tedesco
Music, stock footage

Walter Samuels
Music, stock footage

Heinz Roemheld
Music, stock footage

Production Notes   (1)

Prod. No.:

8591

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Videography   (3)

Goodtimes : Stop! Look! and Laugh!
Published by Goodtimes (1991)
Released on:

• VHS

COLUMBIA : Stop! Look! and Laugh!
Published by Columbia TriStar Home Video (1995)
Released on:

• VHS

COLUMBIA : Stop! Look! and Laugh!
Published by Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment (2003)
Released on:

• DVD

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Stooge Goofs   (10)

Black and Brown Windows Winch goes to the windows that have the panes painted black and opens it. The scene cuts to an outside shot, and suddenly the window panes are a gray/beige/tan/brown color, NOT black. The scene cuts back indoors and the window panes are once again black. Black Windows Again Winch is helping Knucklehead with his homework and paces over to a nearby window. First, the window panes are also painted black, and second, the window looks into another room of the house, NOT to the outside! Fairy Red Lips During the Cinderella sequence, the Fairy Godmother loses her painted red lips when she walks outside to change a pumpkin into a carriage. Instant Clothing Change During the first Stooge sequence, Curly abruptly changes clothes after the cop wakes them up from the street and they run to the Apex construction site. Kitchen Electrical Winch goes into the kitchen to make some coffee, and appears to plug the coffeemaker into the kitchen table, NOT a wall outlet. Moving Elbows The opening scene has Jerry and "Winch" in bed as the alarm goes off. Winch sits up and turns to Jerry to wake him. He leans on his right elbow, placing it directly under himself while leaning over Jerry. The scene then cuts to a close-up, and Winch's elbow has moved to a position halfway between Jerry and himself. (in order to work the puppet's controls, no doubt) Obvious Prop Jerry is at the lunch table and there is a cabinet with a breadbox on top of it directly behind Jerry and between the kitchen counter. The cabinet is too close to the counter to allow passage behind. It's just too cheesy a prop to hide the two puppeteers behind while they manipulate Jerry. Pillow Expose' Winch picks up Jerry out of bed and walks him to the bathroom. The pillow Jerry was lying on retains the indentation of the arm that was manipulating his controls. This happens again later in the sequence when Winch walks Jerry to the closet. Puppeteer Flub Jerry is trying to get out of going to school by pretending to be sick. He looks at the thermometer and says, "Uh-oh, normal", but his mouth doesn't move until the word "normal". What's the Matador with Darts? During the bullfight sequence, when Curly is thrown from the bull, he suddenly has two darts in his hand.

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Stooge Routines   (1)

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:  MOVIE MANIACS  ·   HALF-WITS HOLIDAY  ·   PEST MAN WINS  ·   WHAM-BAM-SLAM!  ·   PIES AND GUYS  ·

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Fan Reviews   (5)

Re: STOP! LOOK! AND LAUGH!
Posted 2010-07-03 21:11:19 by benjilbum

Paul Winchell always was an unfunny pain-in-the-a*s. It's hard to make a film consisting of clips of some of the Stooges best work, and have it be terrible. But the did here. The music just highlights the fact that it's unnessary. The scenes are butchered to shorten them. The chimps are awful too. The only thing that's intresting is they use the great June Forey (Rocky & Bulwinkle) for some of the voices. But even her great talent is wasted in this mess. I'd rather watch a Besser short. I suppose ever Stooge fan should see it once, just for the historical value. Otherwise just watch one of the original films again, and have a good time.

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Re: STOP! LOOK! AND LAUGH!
Posted 2006-01-08 11:40:39 by Giff me dat fill-em!

For a die-hard fan of the boys, this film just makes one yearn to see the entire shorts instead of these truncated versions. But for the novice Stooge fan, its worthy of a view or two.

Re: STOP! LOOK! AND LAUGH!
Posted 2002-07-22 21:01:00 by [Deleted Member]

If we were going to boycott every film that exploited the Three Stooges, we would have to stop watching every short subject they made because the Stooges were exploited thoughout most of their careers by various producers and managers. Yes, the Stooges did go to court over Stop, Look, and Laugh, but the matter was settled, they were compensated, and the boys gave their okay for the film to be released. The Stooges should have been consulted and paid from the start, but I can certainly understand why the producers would rather use old shorts with the real Curly than current appearances of Curly-Joe. His comedy could be pretty bland compared to the original. And I would rather watch Stop, Look, and Laugh any day over those pathetic New Three Stooge cartoons that were being made at that time. Anyone who thinks the Besser films were the worst Stooges should take a good look at those sad cartoons. Stop, Look, and Laugh is a clever film. The trick to enjoying it is to STOP over-analyzing it, LOOK at the movie, and let yourself LAUGH out loud.

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Re: STOP! LOOK! AND LAUGH!
Posted 2001-11-20 01:06:00 by [Deleted Member]

I can't even MAKE myself watch this film. I'd say that the highlights were the Stooge clips, but the people responsible for this mess drag these down too, by adding unnecessary music and making cuts in the clips. Anytime anything is messed with so you can't see it as it was originally released irritates me to no end. Ventriliquist dummies and the Stooges just don't mix. Music and Stooge scenes, unless they were originally released together, just dont mix and the way they rush through the Stooge scenes just sucks!What I would've done instead of having Winchell and the ventrilloquist dummies is have some great comedian of the time host it, tipping his or her hat to fellow greats in the biz. Howsabout Lucille Ball? She co-starred with the boys in "Three Little Pigskins" and look at the good job she did with "Three's Company"! ISLIPP, you catch me. ®2001

Re: STOP! LOOK! AND LAUGH!
Posted 2001-05-01 01:57:00 by sickdrjoe

Cheer up, Dunrobin! Sure there's no logical reason for Winchell to host these clips, but that's just show-biz: if they made this today, it would be hosted by celebrities who make even LESS sense in this context, like Vince Vaughan or Margaret Cho or what-have-you. Throw in the fact that ventriloquists, like circus clowns, always carry a sinister subtext to their work, and this actually becomes weirdly good (hey, call me a wussy; I don't care - I say Knucklehead Smiff is SCARY!)

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