
1939 · US
Directed by A. Edward Sutherland
Ollie falls in love in Paris with an innkeeper's daughter who is married, decides to drown himself, and Stan comes along to help; a Foreign Legion officer talks them into enlisting instead. Laundry, desertion, a firing squad, a stolen plane, and the soft-shoe to Shine On, Harvest Moon in the barracks yard, which is Laurel and Hardy at their most relaxed. The ending, with Ollie back as a horse with a moustache, is the kind of joke only they could land. Made away from Roach, and one of the few of their features in the public domain, which is why it is so often the first one seen. Jean Parker. Boris Morros for RKO, 1939.
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Wikimedia Commons · FM-54; File:The Flying Deuces (1939) by A. Edward Sutherland.webm; 1920x1080
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