Lets Get Tough! - Full Movie | Leo Gorcey, Bobby Jordan, Huntz Hall, Gabriel Dell, Tom Brown
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- You may think you’ve seen everything, but you never saw The East Side Kids take on a gang of Japanese spies! Riled by the attack on Pearl Harbor, the boys (Leo Gorcey, Huntz Hall, and the rest) discover a real group of Japanese spies in their neighborhood. Are the East Siders bright enough to expose them? Sure they are! It’s good old American propaganda at its finest!
Director: Wallace Fox
Writers: Harvey Gates, Harvey Gates
Starring: Leo Gorcey, Bobby Jordan, Huntz Hall, Gabriel Dell, Tom Brown, Florence Rice - Krátké a kreslené filmy
All these films need to be restored. They are a great window on history.
Remember watching these films 🎥 on a Saturday morning. My Dad was a huge fan. Always told me good or bad it reflected the times. He would tell me stories when he was a kid sitting in a movie theater watching serials cartoons and then "the big picture"
AGREED FULLY BROTHER!
You grow up in NYC?
Ernest Morrison very successful black actor of his time. Leo Gorcey was one of my fathers favourite actors.
Love this show when i was a kid every Sunday morning in front of the tv
Yeppers 😮😮😮
These guys are so under appreciated.
Or as McGuinness would say, “Unduh-depreciated.”
@@DantheToonMan AAA card for it to
ISO like that part where mugs goes to the Statue and checks it out see if he can fence it... Lol but it seems like an every recording they make they take that part out or the film brakes at that part.....
@@galacticfederationrep1555It was probably made by liberals.
Classic 🎬
Hollywood
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Bobby Jordan went from the shortest Dead End Kid in 1937 to the tallest in 1942.
THEY WERE ALL IN THEIR MID 20S BY THE 40S & SCRUNO WAS ALMOST 30YRS OLD PLAYING A KID
Bobby Jordan Was In WW 2 And Was Wounded He Had To Have His Knee Replaced He Was The Real Star And As Far As I Know The Only One To Serve His Country RIP DANNY
Wow I didn’t know that! I love him sm… ❤️
That professor teaching the violin was ahead of his time. His Beatles haircut is fab! ha ha!
Hey, Robert Armstrong!
@@john-bradyFrom the 1933 King Kong and the movie The Racketeer from 1929.
@@luislaplume8261 I wish that I could find or remember what this comment was in response to…
@@john-brady This was in reference to the actor who played the policeman in this movie being in the now classic King Kong from 1933 and earlier in 1929 in a crime drama movie titled The Racketeer. I saw both movies a long time ago in the 1970s on TV in my old hometown of NYC.
@@luislaplume8261 I really appreciate you clearing that up for me. I live in Bergen County NJ and since the early ‘50’s I’ve seen a lot of NY TV - especially growing up. I particularly liked the Million Dollar Movie which, I found out recently was also doing pretty much the same format out in Los Angeles at that time. Thanks again - see you at the movies!
The priceless part is where the boys find the Statue and they try to fence it by saying how much brass for but that scene gets cut out usually in a lot of recordings of this movie.....
The violin professor looks like Moe Howard with a lazy barber problem!!!🤣
Kinda the same demeanor too!
That was awesome. Would cause meltdowns today. Original Dead End Kid Gabriel Dell playing an enemy in this one.
They were true patriots.
I can't stomach the level of disrespect they impose on everything that cross their path
this episode is especially egregious 😳😂
Gee willikers! So glad these fast talking smart alecks were on our side during the war!!
I like this movie. Why? Because I am a New Yorker who grew up in NYC during the Mad Men era of the 1960s and the only thing I could tolerate to smoke was a cigar. 😊
Sach entwickelt eine unheimliche Fähigkeit zu singen, nachdem ihm die Mandeln entfernt wurden, und Slip überredet Louie, seinen Süßwarenladen in einen Nachtclub, The Bowery Palace, umzuwandeln, nachdem er erfolglos versucht hat, Sach einen Gesangsjob in einem benachbarten Club, The Rio Cabana, zu verschaffen. Nachdem Sachs Gesang ihn zu einem Star gemacht hat, versucht Rick Martin, der Besitzer des inzwischen rivalisierenden Clubs, ihn abzuwerben, hat aber keinen Erfolg
Gotta admit I don't know who he is but if his a fellow AMERICAN veteran than I salute him🇺🇸🫡
FUNNY THING,,,WENT 2 COURT EARLIER N HAD CASE DISMISSED BC OF DEFECTIVE INDICTMENT THEN WATCHED THIS,,, WASN'T FACING HOMICIDE LIKE THE GANG BUT IT WAS A SERIOUS CASE...
Leo Gorcey had a real New York accent. I should know, I am a New Yorker. 😊
me too!
you have my condolences. 😃
@@doorguru168888 Yes I do. After all he was one of my favorite actors whose old movies based in my old hometown of NYC during the Mad Men era of the 1960s I used to see on television and some of the opening scenes showed the 3rd Ave. El in Manhattan that went from South Ferry to the Bronx as well as streetcars in Manhattan.
For some reason, Leo Gorcey and pals make me think of John Travolta and his coevals in Saturday Night Fever.
Because they were from the Bronx
In real life Bobby Jordan aka Danny fought in World War 2.
I don't know about the rest of the Gang , I like to think they too served This Country.
my father and i would watch The Clancy Street Boys , every Sunday mornings without fail . Then Abbott and Costello Show . Three Stooges....... Etc,etc.
Leo Gorcey as Muggs McGinnis was removed from the final cover of The Beatles' Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album because he requested a fee.
*sigh* Gabe Dell is always the bad guy XP. @The Film Detective, is there any way that you might be able to post the Bowery Boy's "Angels in disguise" or "Trouble Makers"? Thanks for the post!
@8:47~ When Shemp died, the Stooges should'a grabbed this "professor" to take his place instead of those loser 'Joes'!
the opening parade sequence looks like it's from WW1. LOL!
He sold the Violin for $4. In the movie they described it as a Stradivarius.
Me agradaría una versión en español. La disfruté mucho de niño
It's a classic - we wish we had a Spanish version as well for you to enjoy. Thank you for your support.
Sbb hahaha a scare black boy😂good one…
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David Gorcey wasn't EVER given any lines. Why not?
Actually, he had lines in many episodes.
He had a few
WAY BACK WHEN THESE WERE POPULAR IN MOVIE THEATERS, & TV, THEY WERE INTENDED FOR
THE AMMUSEMENT OF THE FEEBLE MINDED, & KIDS. IT WORKED !
While of course- YOU'RE so sophisticated? So why are YOU here?
I'm not feeble minded and 76. I love these movies😊
43:32, "I ain't going down there!"
"Not even for the dice?!"
"NOT EVEN FOR FRIED CHICKEN!"
😆 Lol! 👍🏾👍🏽👍🏾👍🏿👍🏼
B...L...M, B..L..M, B.L.M.,
BLM, BLM, BLM!!!! 👍🏽👍🏾👍🏿😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
Christopher Bellore ...My grandmother used to love that exchange between Ernie Morrison (Scruno) and Leo Gorcey (Muggs).
Thanks for your response.
I loved watching these characters as a young boy growing up with people around me who were actually GROWN UPS that lived during those days; who lived and worked in those neighborhoods etc...
I had so much love and respect for the old timers around me, that watching 👀 their genre of cinema was a blast from the past, or simply, a walk down memory lane.
Good Humor, care-free courage, true grit.
I'd like to step back in time, and go to those area's were they lived. The Lower East Side, The Bowery, and Brooklyn!
Bobby Jordan was a loser.
So these 30 year olds ae supposed to be teenagers?...And funny?
I don't know why they kept making Leo Gorcey the star because he was very unlikeable. They should have featured Bell and Jordan more. Jordan eventually left because of this. I still enjoy these movies but they could have been so much better with a lot less Gorcey.
Gorcey & Hall MADE these films!
@@DavidRice111You are absolutely right about it! 😊
Key Luke. grasshopper