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Lauren & Hardy

Welcome to the official Laurel & Hardy website. We are the lineal descendant of Hal Roach Studios and we represent the owner of your favorite Laurel & Hardy films throughout the Eastern Hemisphere (= the world minus North, Central and South America). Online we feature L&H films and related L&H topics, news, video clips, downloads, photos, etc. Take a look. Stay awhile. There's everything "from soup to nuts" with plenty more to follow.

Laurel & Hardy Feature Films

As the economics of motion picture exhibition changed in the 1930s, Hal Roach needed to produce feature-length vehicles for Laurel & Hardy. Filmgoers then and now treasure WAY OUT WEST, BLOCK-HEADS and SONS OF THE DESERT among their best full-length feature films. After SAPS AT SEA (1940) Laurel & Hardy left the Hal Roach Studios and signed with major studios 20th Century-Fox and MGM. From 1941-1945 they made eight feature films - six for Fox and two for MGM. In 1951 Laurel & Hardy made their final film appearance together in the disastrous UTOPIA, aka ATOLL K.

Laurel & Hardy Feature Films for the Hal Roach Studios (1931-1940)

1931	Pardon Us
1932	Pack Up Your Troubles
1933	Fra Diavolo (aka The Devil's Brother)
	Sons of the Desert
1934	Babes in Toyland (aka March of the Wooden Soldiers)
1935	Bonnie Scotland
1936	The Bohemian Girl
	Our Relations
1937	Way Out West
1938	Block-Heads
	Swiss Miss
1940	A Chump at Oxford
	Saps at Sea

Laurel & Hardy Feature Films for FOX and MGM (1941-1945)

1941	Great Guns (20th Century Fox)
1942	A-Haunting We Will Go (20th Century Fox)
1943	Air Raid Wardens (MGM)
	Jitterbugs (20th Century Fox)
	Dancing Masters (20th Century Fox)
1944	The Big Noise (20th Century Fox)
	Nothing But Trouble (MGM)
	The Bullfighters (20th Century Fox)

Other Laurel & Hardy Feature Films

1939	The Flying Deuces
1951	Utopia (aka Atoll K, Robinson Crusoeland)

Stan Laurel
was born Arthur Stanley Jefferson on 16 June, 1890 in Ulverston, England;
died on 23 February 1965.

Oliver Hardy
was born Norvell Hardy on 18 January, 1892 in Harlem, Georgia;
died on 7 August 1957.

Laurel and Hardy's partnership at the Hal Roach studio began in 1926. Within a year of their first joint appearance, they were being touted as the new comedy team. After collaborating on many silent films, they took the transition to the talking film in stride. As their success spread throughout the world, they began making feature films as well and won an Oscar for their short subject entitled "The Music Box" (1932).

After the team left the Hal Roach studio, they formed their own production company but were unable to repeat the success they had enjoyed under the guidance of Hal Roach.

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