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Cuidado com os Marujos

Título original: Sailors, Beware!
  • 1927
  • Passed
  • 20 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
6,6/10
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Cuidado com os Marujos (1927)
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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA con artist (Garvin) and her infant son, are unmasked aboard a ship by a steward (Laurel.)A con artist (Garvin) and her infant son, are unmasked aboard a ship by a steward (Laurel.)A con artist (Garvin) and her infant son, are unmasked aboard a ship by a steward (Laurel.)

  • Direção
    • Hal Yates
    • Hal Roach
  • Roteiristas
    • Frank Butler
    • Lige Conley
    • Hal Roach
  • Artistas
    • Stan Laurel
    • Oliver Hardy
    • Anita Garvin
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
    6,6/10
    710
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    • Direção
      • Hal Yates
      • Hal Roach
    • Roteiristas
      • Frank Butler
      • Lige Conley
      • Hal Roach
    • Artistas
      • Stan Laurel
      • Oliver Hardy
      • Anita Garvin
    • 12Avaliações de usuários
    • 3Avaliações da crítica
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    Stan Laurel
    Stan Laurel
    • Chester Chaste, cabdriver
    Oliver Hardy
    Oliver Hardy
    • Purser Cryder
    Anita Garvin
    Anita Garvin
    • Madame Ritz
    Chet Brandenburg
    Chet Brandenburg
    • Cab Driver
    • (não creditado)
    Ed Brandenburg
    • Other Cab Driver
    • (não creditado)
    Frank Brownlee
    Frank Brownlee
    • Captain Bull
    • (não creditado)
    Dorothy Coburn
    Dorothy Coburn
    • Lady in Easy Chair
    • (não creditado)
    Connie Evans
    • Society Lady
    • (não creditado)
    Al Flores
    • Passenger
    • (não creditado)
    R. Henry Grey
    R. Henry Grey
    • Undetermined Secondary Role
    • (não creditado)
    Barbara Pierce
    • Society Lady
    • (não creditado)
    Viola Richard
    Viola Richard
    • Society Lady
    • (não creditado)
    Tiny Sandford
    Tiny Sandford
    • Man in Robe
    • (não creditado)
    Gustav Schaffrath
    • Roger
    • (não creditado)
    • …
    Will Stanton
    Will Stanton
    • Baron Behr
    • (não creditado)
    Lupe Velez
    Lupe Velez
    • Baroness Behr
    • (não creditado)
    May Wallace
    May Wallace
    • Society Lady
    • (não creditado)
    Harry Ward
    • Undetermined Secondary Role
    • (não creditado)
    • Direção
      • Hal Yates
      • Hal Roach
    • Roteiristas
      • Frank Butler
      • Lige Conley
      • Hal Roach
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    7F Gwynplaine MacIntyre

    The thief wore diapers.

    Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy appeared in a substantial number of films together before they were officially teamed by producer Hal Roach. In fact, Roach (a very shrewd businessman) always kept Stan and Ollie under separate contracts to his studio, intentionally dating the contracts so that Hardy's would expire (and be renewed) six months after Laurel's. This clever gambit prevented Stan and Ollie from leaving Hal Roach Studios simultaneously and negotiating a better deal for themselves as a team elsewhere. This also explains why Roach produced 'Zenobia' as a solo vehicle for Hardy: because Laurel's contract had expired and he had not yet renewed.

    During the period before their official team-up, the Roach shorts that co-starred Laurel and Hardy tended to give them separate footage (as in 'Flying Elephants'), or to feature them as rivals rather than allies. Still, the strong chemistry between Stan and Ollie shines through, often quite hilariously, even when they're foiling each other rather than working together.

    'Sailors Beware' is one of the "pre-team" Laurel & Hardy team-ups. Not only is this a very funny movie; it's also a very interesting example of how Stan and Ollie play *against* each other as antagonists. As they're not yet a team, they're still using 'funny' character names instead of their own monickers.

    Stan is Chester Chaste (ouch!), a cab driver who picks up a fare: a stylish brunette (Anita Garvin) with her baby in tow. Mother and infant are in a hurry to get to the quayside, to board the Miramar, a luxury liner. Stan's passengers board safely, but then Stan's cab gets caught in a cargo hoist -- with Stan inside, of course -- and gets yanked aboard the ship. By the time Stan gets out of his cab, the ship is underway ... with Stan shanghaied.

    Oliver Hardy, in a role definitely subordinate to Laurel's, plays the ship's pompous purser. As far as he's concerned, Stan is a stowaway. He puts Stan to work, to pay his passage.

    Meanwhile, it turns out that the brunette is Madame Ritz, the notorious jewel thief. And the 'baby' is in fact her husband and accomplice Roger ... a midget! Roger is played by midget actor Harry Earles. In several silent films, including this one, Earles played a midget who impersonates a baby ... and his disguise is astonishingly convincing. Just occasionally, the adult Earles actually did play a genuine baby on screen, sometimes as a stunt double. Regrettably, the arrival of talkies ruined Earles's acting career: he had a thick German accent, was getting a bit too old for nappies, and the talkies revealed that he had no real acting ability. He ended his screen career as one of the Munchkins: the one with the dark blue shirt in the Lollipop Guild trio.

    Madame Ritz and her faux infant have boarded the ship with the specific intention of robbing the wealthy passengers. If a baby gets caught in the act of snatching a pretty bauble and stuffing it into his pram ... well, surely it's an innocent mistake, yes? There are several hilarious set-pieces in 'Sailors, Beware' ... and the implausible comedy is made funnier by the fact that Earles's baby impersonation is indeed so realistic. In one scene, the 'baby' suckers Stan into a crap game and proceeds to swindle him. I laughed at this, but I found it too contrived: Stan's character in this movie doesn't seem *quite* dumb enough to fail to suspect that a baby who can shoot craps isn't really a baby.

    But this is the sort of humour that can't stand up to analysis. 'Sailors Beware' is very funny, and an interesting example of Laurel and Hardy -- as opposed to Laurel & Hardy -- playing against each other. It doesn't hurt that Anita Garvin is quite sexy here, as usual. I'll rate this comedy 7 out of 10.
    6Boba_Fett1138

    Uhmm, no.

    Although I just adore Laurel & Hardy, I can't say that I was very amused by this early attempt of the two.

    It's definitely true that this movie can't really be labeled as a Laurel & Hardy movie, since they don't appear in this movie as a comical duo. They play two separate roles, although they also interact with each other during some of movie its moments.

    It's one of the earliest movie starring the two boys. Their later trademark style of slapstick humor and chemistry is not yet fully notable in this movie. Instead the movie features some highly predictable and far from original comedy moments. The movie isn't even ashamed to recycle some of its own jokes time after time.

    Of course it's true that the movie also does have its moments. It's still fun enough to consider this a watchable movie but I have the feeling that Laurel & Hardy fans will probably be disappointed with this movie. It's not a movie that made me laugh a lot, though I think I smiled a lot. Especially the moments with the 'baby' were amusing. Kind of spooky to find out that the 'baby' was actually being played by an actual adult. Freaky!

    The movie is a bit longer than other Laurel & Hardy silent comedy shorts. The movie is 26 minutes long (so the 20 minutes runtime shown on this site is false!). It definitely shows on screen that this movie is longer than average. Some moments are overlong and tiresome. Seemed that 20 minutes was really the ideal length for a comedy short, at that time period. Perhaps if the movie had been shorter, I would also had been more positive about it.

    Obviously the boys and Hal Roach were still searching for the right comedy style, timing and pacing.

    This movie just does not yet fully show the Laurel & Hardy we all love.

    6/10

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    7TheLittleSongbird

    Sailor shennanigans

    Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy were comedic geniuses, individually and together, and their partnership was deservedly iconic and one of the best there was. They left behind a large body of work, a vast majority of it being entertaining to classic comedy, at their best they were hilarious and their best efforts were great examples of how to do comedy without being juvenile or distasteful.

    'Sailors, Beware!' is nowhere near classic Laurel and Hardy, later films, short and feature, had stronger chemistry when fully formed and used their considerable talents better. At this point, Laurel was much funnier and more interesting while Hardy in most of the previous outings had too little to do. 'Sailors, Beware!' is still worth watching though and is an improvement on some of their previous short films, along with 'Duck Soup', 'While Girls Love Sailors' and 'Sailors, Beware!' it was up there as among Laurel and Hardy's best up to this point.

    Personally would have liked more sly wit, more scenes with Laurel and Hardy together and Hardy having more screen time.

    The story is a bit busy at times and both slight and formulaic..

    Laurel however is very funny, and sometimes hilarious, like as was said for a few of his previous outings 'Sailors, Beware!' is worth seeing for him alone. Anita Garvin enjoys herself as well and has nice chemistry with Laurel. Despite saying above about Hardy's screen time being too short he is at least not wasted, and he does give one of his funniest and most interesting appearances of his pairings with Laurel up to this point despite his persona being not as fully formed as Laurel's. There is not enough of him and Laurel together and one can see glimpses.

    A good deal of the humour is well timed, hugely energetic and very funny, with everything going at a lively pace, and there is a lot of charm and good nature to keep one going. 'Sailors, Beware!' looks quite good.

    To conclude, decent. 7/10 Bethany Cox
    8forwardintothepast

    A couple of corrections...

    It's not the first Oliver Hardy "tie-twiddle" that's supposed to be in this film, it's the first "camera-look," and even that's not quite true. In 1954, Oliver Hardy gave an interview to John McCabe in which he recounted what he remembered as the first of his long-suffering gazes into the camera. The scene he recalled--being hit in the face by buckets of water immediately after opening a door, and then staring into the camera in disgust--is in this film, although Hardy mistakenly remembered it as being in "Why Girls Love Sailors." He doesn't actually stare into the camera after being hit with the water so much as glance a few times at us. What's interesting is that Stan Laurel is playing directly to the camera throughout this entire film, both in long shots and close ups. With their next film, "Do Detectives Think?," the process is more like what it would be in their mature films, with only Ollie breaking the fourth wall and looking directly into the camera.

    The credited director of this film was Hal Yates, although he actually only directed one day's worth of retakes (April 18, 1927). I know this to be a fact as I am the author of "Laurel & Hardy: The Magic Behind the Movies" and spent years doing research on the team, locating the precise shooting dates for most of their films. The actual director for most of the filming (April 4 through 14) was Hal Roach. The reason that Fred Guiol is credited as the director on the available DVD is because the producer of that disc created new main titles (they were missing on the available print, which was from a foreign source) and substituted a director credit title from "With Love and Hisses."

    This is quite an excellent film, with fine support from Anita Garvin and Viola Richard. The production values are surprisingly elaborate, which isn't really apparent in the battered print that's currently available on DVD.
    8steve187

    Pretty good

    I am not a huge fan of Laurel and Hardy, I will admit. BUT, I am a huge fan of Harry Earles, who plays the baby/midget in this short. In general, I would say that this movie is very very good. It is pretty quickly paced, Hardy plays the slightly effeminate (IMHO) steward on a ship in which Laurel has mistakenly been put aboard. Since Laurel doesn't want to be there, and with the only other choice being too detrimental to his well-being, he decides to go along with it. During his pseudo-duties, he finds a midget (Harry Earles) acting as a baby in order to help his thieving wife aboard the ship. Generally a good bit o' fun! The only problem I had was with the many many sound effects that accompanied my version. Hopefully you won't have the same problem!

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      Marks the first known appearance of Oliver Hardy's famous 'tie-twiddle'.
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      Title Card: Purser Cryder had only two things on his mind--Blondes and Brunettes...

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    • Data de lançamento
      • 25 de setembro de 1927 (Estados Unidos da América)
    • País de origem
      • Estados Unidos da América
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      • Hal Roach Studios - 8822 Washington Blvd., Culver City, Califórnia, EUA(Studio)
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      • Hal Roach Studios
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      • 20 min
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      • Black and White
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      • Silent
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      • 1.33 : 1

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