Les bons petits diables

Titre original : Brats

1930
Passed
21min

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Oliver Hardy and Stan Laurel in Les bons petits diables (1930)

La tentative de Laurel et Hardy de passer une soirée tranquille à jouer aux dames et au billard est constamment interrompue par leurs enfants chamailleurs, le petit Ollie et le petit Stanley... Tout lireLa tentative de Laurel et Hardy de passer une soirée tranquille à jouer aux dames et au billard est constamment interrompue par leurs enfants chamailleurs, le petit Ollie et le petit Stanley.La tentative de Laurel et Hardy de passer une soirée tranquille à jouer aux dames et au billard est constamment interrompue par leurs enfants chamailleurs, le petit Ollie et le petit Stanley.

Réalisation
- James Parrott
Scénario
Casting principal
- Stan Laurel
- Oliver Hardy

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7,3/10

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Réalisation
- James Parrott
Scénario
Casting principal
- Stan Laurel
- Oliver Hardy

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Anecdotes
In order to play his own son, Oliver Hardy shaved off his mustache, one of the few films in which he did so.

Gaffes
The bedroom door doorknob - which had broken - was back together when the fathers first came to the bedroom.

Citations
Ollie Sr.: What's all this racket about?
Ollie Jr.: [in a plaintive whiny "poor me" tone of voice] He hit me!
Stan Jr.: I did not! He hit m-
[taking his hand out of the covers to try to point to Ollie Jr., then realizing with extreme chagrin that he still has the boxing glove on. He hastily slips his hand out of the glove and then half-heartedly points a bare finger at Ollie Jr., knowing that his complaint/accusation won't hold much water now that the fathers have seen the boxing glove and thus will suspect that Stan had been doing some hitting himself]
Stan Jr.: - He...

Versions alternatives
When released in a computer-colorized version, the following scene was deleted: after Ollie falls down the stairs after tripping on the roller skate, Stan helps him up, then trips on the same roller skate, which rolls across the room and crashes into the cat.

Connexions
Featured in Omnibus: Cuckoo: A Celebration of Mr. Laurel and Mr. Hardy (1974)

Bandes originales
Metro Goldwyn Fanfare
(uncredited)
Music by William Axt
Played during the opening credits

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8/10

Kudos for being unique!

This is one of those Laurel and Hardy shorts that you've just got to admire for its novel plot and amazing sets as opposed to how funny it is. This isn't to say the film isn't funny, but the reason most will enjoy it has more to do with the odd plot and cool sets.

Stan and Ollie play dual roles--as themselves and as their young sons! And to do this, some amazing sets needed to be constructed. Identical rooms and props needed to be made--one in normal size and the other about triple normal size to make them look like little kids (probably about four or five years-old). And the film seamlessly switches back and forth! You've just got to admire all the work and final product here.

As far as the humor goes, the film is a bit thinner than the usual film for the duo. While there are gags, most of the time it just consists of the child versions slapping each other around, though occasionally the adult Stan and particular Ollie, get their lumps as well. The very end of the movie is a terrific gag where adult Ollie gets his! Overall, this is a very unique and watchable film that most should enjoy. While not my favorite short, it is still well worth seeing and packs a lot of entertainment.

PS--a continuity problem exists in the film. Stan turns on the water to the tub and the tub seems to fill itself in just a few seconds AND the water turns itself off! While hardly a major mistake, it is rather striking.