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- Kings of Docs presents: Stooges: The Men Behind The Mayhem (2005)
Whether you're a lifelong Stoogephile, or just a casual knucklehead, you are sure to find something to love about this award-winning, in-depth look at America's most beloved madcaps: Moe, Larry, Curly, Shemp, Joe, and Curly Joe - The Three Stooges.
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Back in 1973 I met Larry at the home he was in and I still have the pictures from that day. Man , that was so cool for me as an 11 year old kid.
Was he a nice guy
I used to love watching The Three Stooges with my grandpa. I miss getting calls from him telling me when they were on TV. Thanks for posting this documentary.
To me the Stooges, are very much alive today. I watch them every Saturday, from 6 pm to 8 pm eastern time on ME-TV.
Indeed. I watch the Three Stooges every Saturday on MeTv and also watch the DVD collection as well.
My cousin and I do the same thing every Saturday!
Me too
Just FYI... Y'all can watch almost every episode right here on CZcams.
These men made the studio rich and never got paid what they deserved.
Old school Capitalism -take it or leave it. Today they'd be millionaires many X over easy.
Another doc or film about poor pay once. They were also, supposedly, not told how famous they were and how much the public loved them. Human condition...
The best comedians in history! Often imitated, never duplicated.
R.I.P.
...do you see them walking around?@@JhonnyCash-mo2wx
No. Those were Laurel and Hardy and The Marx Brothers.
@@Laughandsong They did not endure like The Stooges. No one seems to show their work as much.
@@Laughandsongthe stooges are more popular I think
Here it is now, nearly 100 years and the stooges legacy still lives on. Generations of people still watch and laugh. No matter how old i get theyre still funny
I literally bought a 3 Stooges tie from Goodwill and wore it to work. Everyone loved it, so I decided to look them up and found myself here. Great documentary. I had no idea about the history of these icons 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 I appreciate them much more now knowing what they did, how they did it and for how long. Legends ❤❤❤
How come no mention of The Stooges cameo in “It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World”? I know they had no lines but their mere presence in a film like that was funny
I heard when they came on the screen, they got the biggest laugh in the entire movie !!!
MY FAVORITE PART OF THE MOVIE!!! M.O'B
JENNIFER,I WAIT TO SEE THE THREE STOOGES EVERY TIME, WHEN I WATCH THIS MOVIE!!!M.O'B
😂 That Court Room Music Act 🤣🤣 Best Ever !
I never noticed how short they were.I have seen a lot of the movies over the years and they never get old
Man, I used to watch the stooges as a kid in the 80s and they were always awesome. Even though there's bonking and slapping going on I think what's seriously underrated is how smart the comedy actually is. Like the scene in this documentary where Curly is writing down morse code and Moe asks him what is says and Curly responds seriously "beep beep beeeep beep"... that sort of thing would be hilarious in 1920 and it's still hilarious in 2024. Anyway, what a great act.
20:00 Billy west really took the words out of my mouth with how important Larry was. He was almost the straight man to ground the comedy but wasn’t limited to just that. It was a special balance.
I love Moe, Curly, and Larry, but Shemp is my all time favorite Stooge!!
Shemp #1!
Shemp was actually a Stooge for like 6 years longer than Curly was... He was in the original trio when they started and he left after like 10 years and then Curly luckily stepped in, and I think 14 years later Curly had to quit because a stroke screwed him up, and Shemp came back until he died of a heart attack... I never did watch anything that didn't have Curly or Shemp in it.... None of the other stuff was true 3 Stooges to me.... Still isn't....
So good
Shemp rules!!🤣🤘
Larry is my favorite, but Shemp is definitely the funniest. He was always funny, at every moment.
happy birthday in heaven Curly Howard. i miss you
And Curley, too.
What about Moe Larry Shemp Joe Besser And Curly Joe?
You don't hear the name Ted Healy these days. He is forgotten. Had he treated the original Stooges better that might have changed. But to say that there would be no Stooges without Healy is just ridiculous.
It's true, in a way, in that Healy was the originator in that it was "Ted Healy and his Stooges." He originally had the role that Moe took up (and this was from Moe's own words) and their being with him allowed them to come together and develop their own styles more. The assertion made is supported by many independent sources on the Stooges as well and since we'll never know "what might have been," I would respectfully disagree and say that the statement is an appropos one. (Of course, bear in mind that anything said by Ted Healy, Jr. is going to be automatically suspect as he would normally take the side of his father and paint him in as good a light as possible, considering how much the Stooges completely overshadowed his father. You can see that pretty much any time he speaks)
The reason why we don't hear about Ted Healy because it turned out that Ted Healy was a victim of circumstance.
@@SmokeyMcb😂❤😂
No he’s not. You knew who he was as do most Stooges fans.
I agree Ted Healy screwed the Stooges out of money that they deserved and he screwed himself out of being more famous because of his greed. Moe, Larry,Shemp, and Curly are comedy legends and they always will be. I liked Curly Joe better than Joe B. Long live the Stooges ❤
I was born in 1969...still love them as much as i did as a kid....God bless them for the laughter they brought to millions!😂
My uncle is from Argentina and still speaks Spanish and only English with a thick accent, but he LOVES the Stooges to this day.
Their comedy transcended barriers.
This is what the 2012 Stooges movie should have been. Just this story.
There actually is a TV type bio movie about the stooges that covers most of this actually...I saw it by accident thinking it was the new stooges comedy movie with o boy from mad tv
Curly looked pretty good with hair. Woop woop nyuk nyuk.
SO DO YOU!!! M.O'B
@@user-lr8qr1or8d Hey, don't get poisonal!
Spread out, boys!
There is a nice wall mural , at 3rd and South, dedicated to Larry Fine in Philadelphia where he was born and grew up.
Yep! I snapped a pic of it in 2008 when I was in Philly. Larry is my favorite!
This was a humbling documentary. Even the stooges I didn’t care as much for were stand up guys in their own ways. Curly with hair was a mix of moe and shemp. Such a great troupe and I’m glad to have grown up with them.
as a kid i was convinced there was a episode with Curly and Shemp in it. to me it was Curly and those two dudes. or Shemp and those two dudes. thanks for helping an old man feel young and a depressed suicidal freak smile.
There’s an episode with shemp where curly is a passenger on a train. He has his hair grown out though. I forget what the name of the short is 🤔
@@Pretermit_SoundHold That Lion
@@radicalross7700 thanks!
In my opinion Shemp was the funniest of all the stooges. Liked!
Curly was the best stooge period!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Best haircut - quite a feat considering Larry and Moe's coiffed glory.
@@markruane3660Ikr! I don't get how some people love Shemp more over Curly. I like Shemp and all, but Curly is just in a different league. All the stooges are funny, but I laugh mostly at Curly.
@@nicoleangel4383 nicoleangel4383 curly was a natural comic shemp just didnt have that everything curly did in those shorts was great I hope he knew how much his fans loved him.
I saw this documentary on CZcams sometime in mid-2018, I believe & it's since gotten taken down because I can't find it.
It's nice to see this documentary on The 3 Stooges, again...
I still watch them
Love the stooges
I have collection of The Three Stooges on super 8mm silent & sound films and 16mm TV prints. Nothing like watching the Stooges on a movie projector screen !!!
CLASSIC, TIMELESS COMEDY. LONG LIVE THE THREE STOOGES!!! M.O'B
42:55 Were SO Close to the Anniversary of this!!! I'd love to know what year this aired!!!
Thursday, 29th of January 1953 🥳
I grew up in Bronx N.Y.C.watching them on t.v.thru late 50's-mid 68's
33:25 I always felt Shemp had that gangster-like tough guy look that screamed “don’t mess with me”
As I get to this point in the video, I am reminded of an episode w/ Moe, Larry & Shemp, they are on a plane and the guy who played Curly was taking the part of a random passenger- who was sleeping..
I love the Stooges. Always have, always will.
I used to watch Larry's faces he made also. he was a character in his own right and he was my favorite.
True legends in comedy. Always funny and they never get old
These documentaries are so great so interesting never dull or boring.thanks again too all who put them together.
Shemp has always been equal to Curly. They both brought their own phenomenal cooking to the act.
37:50 I wish she could ask him those questions too but damn does she have a great way of looking at things. Made me tear up. She’s his legacy.
It's sad that after 24 years Columbia didn't give even give a farewell party😢
This was exactly what I needed after today. Thank you for this.
My stepdad LOVE(D/ES) them.
He'll love em to the day he dies, just no longer around.
I love em too. But when he watched em, he was like a giant kid lol.
I collected their work for a while... Among other things, eventually sold everything on mercari. BUT that too was cool. Because I talked to some really cool people all over the U.S. and most buyers JUST wanted to share the same love I have/had with their children or loved ones.
I never "got rid" of the stooges.
I just don't own copies of their work anymore.
Truly genius to their titles
Great documentary!
Just when you think you know everything about The Three Stooges comes a GREAT VIDEO that tells more of their stories I learned so much watching this video I almost felt I was there with them😂🌹❤️ each one of the Stooges has an incredible story and are all insanely talented until their last days🙏 Here's to the comedy of The Three Stooges Still making us Laugh today🤣🤣🤣 RIP🌹🌹🌹❤️🙏🤣🤣 Thank You very much for this video 👍👍👍👍🌟🌟
This was well done! I’m glad I saw this because I never knew much about the Stooges personal lives or how the other Stooges really came about after Curly. As a matter of fact, I always thought Curly was one of the original stooges like most people. I never heard of the last guy, “Curly Joe,” So now I’m gonna have to look at some of the movies he was in with the other stooges.
In my opinion, Curly was the funniest and more popular Stooge followed by Shemp. I always thought Larry was hilarious as well, and of course Moe was the glue that held them all together. Every now and then I’ll watch old footage of the Three Stooges on CZcams and I laugh out loud every time. Believe it or not I liked that movie that was made, not too long ago, about the Three Stooges. I thought they captured their likeness and mannerisms almost spot on.
The Three Stooges is one of the greatest comedy acts in the history of stage, television and movies
RESPECT! ✊🏾
One could say that Curly actually was the original third Stooge of "The Three Stooges" because it was only after Curly replaced Shemp in Healy's troupe, after they permanently parted with Healy and became an independent act that Moe, Larry, and Curly were called "The Three Stooges". They were never called that during their Healy years.
To reiterate:
Curly replaced Shemp in Healy's act. Shemp replaced Curly in the Three Stooges.
Started to watch this and saw that joe and curly joe were included and that was it for me... what a terrible dis service they both were.... I realize that Moe and Larry wanted to keep it going, but they weren't even in the same realm as the 3 Stooges had been up to the death of Shemp... It was truly all gone... even as a kid I never once watched an episode made after Shemp died all the way thru... I tried and it was just not watchable.... and I never watched a single cartoon or their movies either.... The Three Stooges Legacy ended when Shemp died... The years with Curly of course were their biggest/hottest years, But Shemp was one of the original trio for like 10 years before he quit and Curly luckily got in there after he cut his hair off, then HE was with them for like 12 or 14 years before a stroke forced HIM to have to quit, and Shemp came back until HE died from a heart attack... Shemp had like 6 more years in the Stooges than Curly actually did.... and I remember as a little kid the very first time I saw the train episode with Curly and Shemp at the same time, I knew something wasn't right with Curly how he acted and the way he talked... I sensed there was something wrong and it wasn't until I was a young adult that I found out that THAT episode was the last one that Curly ever appeared in and the only one where the 3 Howard Brothers were in the same episode in like 34 years of filming... I still fall asleep to them on DVD once in awhile.... I'm a die hard for Original Stooges... The Howard Brothers and Larry fine... Had a very dear friend that had Larry's hair and nose.... We'd go drinkin sometimes and he would just crack EVERYbody up... He was hilarious without even tryin.........
They were awesome great documentary. Definitely makes you respect them and actors and as great humans. Very touching I loved it.
I own most of their seasons. I couldn't get enough of them when I was younger in the 80s. they'd show them On saturday Mornings for at least I think it was two hours of straight stooges... still watch them all the time. R.I.P. Guys see you in heaven hope you're doing shows their.
I always liked the way they stuck together, when some outsiders would pick on one of them the other two would help out. My favorite line was…. We better scram!
Bottom picture in the thumbnail, they look more like racketeering gangsters then slapstick comics.
Undoubtedly. Curly was the most period exquisitely outstanding stooge. IE performer in The Three stooges comedy act.
My grandpa saw the three stooges live when he was a kid. He said they did this thing where Larry played violin while one of the others, Curly I think, sang opera and stopped to do things like pick his nose and burp
Curly was always my favorite but I loved them all!
Thanks fellas
Moe shemp Larry and the original curly were my favorite
I thought you were a "Joe" person...😢😮😊
Moe Larry. And curly 😮😅😊
Stone cold geniuses of comedy
My Ted Healy biography, " Nobody's Stooge" doesn't mention it, and this documentary doesn't mention it either.
Back in the 1970s, I was in the attic looking through these used TV Guides, for the Letters to the Editor - one letter said, " How about a Ted Healy film festival? I've never seen my father's films. " by Ted Healy Jr.
I thought then, why doesn't he go to a library, look thru a movie reference book and copy down ALL the movies that Healy made; around that time in the 1970s, KTTV Channel 11 was showing "Dancing Lady" (1933) and "San Francisco" (1936) constantly - in both, Healy plays Clark Gable's assistant ...
Moe will always be my fave. I have no preference between Curly and Shemp
Ironic that Curly was nicknamed Babe also as that wife of Shemp was also named.
Miss them
Ted Healy is on the plane with fellow actor and comedian Benjamin Kubelsky (commonly known as Jack Benny) in 1935 film It’s in the Air 2:19
I have my own copy, on DVD the movie "It's In the Air" - Jack Benny, Ted Healy, and Nat Pendleton are in a balloon's gondola, NOT a plane ...😮
@user-vr6xm8lm1o that’s why i did sir
I want to watch this...but I think it'll depress me. The Stooges always put me in a good mood because they remind me of my great childhood with my beautiful Grandpa, who died in 2006 when I was 18. He always watched Andy Griffith show, Carol Burnett Show, I Dream of Jennie (He had a thing for Barbara Eden...and yeah I don't blame him.) and OH DAMN, he loved his John Wayne movies.
I always preferred The Stooges and he would always be a great Grandpa and make me laugh and happy. Even though I didn't live back that far...times were certainly better, even in the 90's. I feel almost blessed to be a 90's kids and to have been raised in the last Normal era/decade in the United States. "Entertainment" from Hollywood today is just pathetic at best and sick and twisted and blindly idiotic at worst.
It's such a stroke of luck that they were able to get a good quality interview from Mousey Garner. He was about 95 years old when this was filmed, and died before the documentary even came out. In fact, I'm pretty sure they wouldn't have been able to find anyone who worked with Ted Healy and the Stooges if they'd waited even another few months to film this.
I used to love watching the Three stooges with my parents they was very funny .
The stooges, Bowerey Boys and the Abott and Costello TV show were Sat staples...usually in that order here in NJ in the early '70s.
Our local, "cheap" stations, 5,9,11.
Mostly 11, WPIX, in NYC.
Don't forget the Little Rascals and Laurel and Hardy. I remember them all. Made for great late night and early morning viewing
Raise your right hand!
Shortly after his dramatic role in "The Bravados" (20th Century Fox, 1958), Joe DeRita joined the Three Stooges.
By the time the film hit the "last-run" movie theatre on the block, the neighborhood kids were shocked to see new Stooge DeRita's character shot dead in the middle of the forehead (with his eyes open!).
"Nooo! They shot Curly Joe!"
From 1925 to 1975
3⃣ stooges love all there fans and families 2.
From healy days to the success days
6 ⚅ men 🚹 created characters and made people laugh 😂
When they all passed it hurted people a lot 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Dr howard ( leader), dr. Fine (middle), dr. Jerome Howard(goofy 1).
Dr. Sam Howard( wild 1), dr. Besser ( sissy and sassy 1), dr. Derita( cubby 1).
From Woman 👩 Haters To Kooks Tour. 1934 to 1970.
Mo died 1975 or 74 i think
Larry died "75
Curly "52 passed
Shemp died "55
Joe died 1988
Derita died 1993
Rest In Peace 2 them 6 guys love u ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
33:02 - If anyone at Columbia truly thought this, they were daft. Moe and Shemp did not look very similar or even necessarily related. On the other hand, Moe was nearly a dead ringer for his eldest brother Irving Horvitz (check out the pictures!). They also had another brother Benjamin "Jack" who looked like none of them.
They didn't mention Joe Besser's role as Stinky on The Abbott And Costello Show
You can see Larry laughing in ed Wynn show
Holy crap, I used to know the narrator, Paul in the past.
Why does everybody compare them ? I loved all the different Three Stooges. I grew up in the 1960's and saw the reruns on WPIX Channel 11 in New York City, & it was actually Joe Besser who i saw first not Curly or Shemp. Joe Besser years after The Three Stooges voiced a cartoon loosely based on I Dream Of Jeannie his character was an apprentice Genie named Baboo it was by Hanna Barbera in the 1970's . Curley Joe Derita i caught in a rerun of Bachelor Father. And Moe Howard made guest appearances on The Mike Douglas Show. No complaints they were all funny. I immitate Curly, Shemp, & Moe voices. Emil Sitka, & of course I can't remember his name he was African American he also apoeared on Our Gang The Little Rascals a few appearances on The Three Stooges as well. All of these I mentioned i liked them all. Soitentenly, Ruff, Cut it out, You See This , This house has gone plum crazy.. Hey Moe! & hsnd me that piece of pipe. Beeb, beeb, beeb, beeb. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂
All the cast of The Three Stooges I treasure all the performers. 🎥📽️📺❤
I was so crazy about them! Made me laugh so much! I watched them for at least 2 Generations. Ummm... when my so was about 3 hrs old at the time. When I first put it on, he didn't know what to make of it. I was 19 at the time. Didn't realize how violent it probably was to him. But, being a young mother, he eventually thought it was funny. Every Saturday afternoon, at that time.
Woooooooo-woooo-woo-woo-woo-woo-woo!
Nyyyyaahhhhh!!!!
Adam West can say something that takes a minute in 10 minutes.
Also, I should mention, that actor, Robert Young made at least 3 movies with Ted Healy. Robert Young is also the godfather to Healy's son.
I love the Stooges, and I don't care who knows it.
Rip fellas ❤
Making fun of the "Hoi Polloi" the uppercrust was what made them so appealing.
The pretention of wealth is so predictable and totally useless.
"We will now play the melody Uripides by Ziacron" funniest jab at the pretention of the aristocracy ever.😮
Shemp Howard 1895-1955 moe Howard 1897-1975 Larry fine 1902-1975 Jerome curly Howard 1903-1952 ted healy 1896-1937 and enil sitka 1909-1997 of the three stooges rest in peace amen 🇹🇳🇷🇴🇲🇽🇲🇬🇯🇵🇮🇹🇮🇱🇮🇳🇩🇪🇫🇷🇬🇧🇪🇬🇨🇦🇧🇷🇦🇺📖🩴🩴🧴🧸💳💵📺📻🎸⛪🍾🍞🦍🦒🐊🐻❄️🐻❄️🐯🦁🌹❤️
Shemp Howard Moe Howard Larry fine Jerome curly Howard ted Healy and Emil Sitka rest in peace amen 🇹🇳🇷🇴🇲🇽🇲🇬🇯🇵🇮🇹🇮🇱🇮🇳🇩🇪🇫🇷🇬🇧🇪🇬🇨🇦🇧🇷🇦🇺📖🩴🩴🧴🧸💳💵📺📻🎸⛪🍾🍞🦍🦒🐊🐻❄️🐺🐯🦁🌹❤️
Their autopsy it was ruled a massive heart attack a massive stroke and lung cancer a massive heart failure and cardiac arrest and they were creamated and they were buried at Westwood memorial Park in Los Angeles California and they were married to Katherine and had 6 dozen kids named Archie and Bentley and Sarah and woody and they have a star on the Hollywood walk of fame and its a true story and rest in peace shemp Howard Moe Howard Larry fine Jerome curly Howard ted Healy and Emil Sitka amen 🇹🇳🇷🇴🇲🇽🇲🇬🇯🇵🇮🇹🇮🇱🇮🇳🇩🇪🇫🇷🇬🇧🇪🇬🇨🇦🇧🇷🇦🇺📖🩴🩴🧴🧸💳💵📺📻🎸⛪🍾🍞🦍🦒🐊🐻❄️🐺🐯🦁🌹❤️
Rest in peace shemp Howard Moe Howard Larry fine Jerome curly Howard ted Healy and Emil Sitka amen 🇹🇳🇷🇴🇪🇬🇲🇬🇯🇵🇮🇹🇮🇱🇮🇳🇩🇪🇫🇷🇬🇧🇪🇬🇨🇦🇧🇷🇦🇺📖🩴🩴🧴🧸💳📺📻🎸⛪🍾🍞🦍🦒🐊🐻❄️🐺🐯🦁🌹❤️
As an adult shemp was the goat
That cannot been the voice of shrimp in 1970 because he died in 1955
Moe, Larry, Curly and Shemp are the Stooges i know and love best. Sorry Joe's.
The movie "The 3 Stooges" was really good.
3:55 - Ted was long rumored to have sired Richard Nixon back in his mom's cocktail waitress days, those type of pregnancies were handled differently back in the day.
A a plumber, my favorite episode is when they were construction workers. Especially, when they were plumbers ¿
42:23
Curly made a gorgeous daughter.
Medicine was lousy in those days they were dropping like flies from strokes and nothing was being done. Bloody hell..
Those aren't the guys behind the original Mayhem!
"The Boys"
I saw in 2013 documentary Hey Moe! Hey Dad. A female fan had dinner at Shemp Howard ‘s house with his family. Something would n’t see with celebrities and their fans today.
The 3 knuckleheads lol i am a biggest fan of the three stooges and I have gotten the whole entire DVD box set collection in Australia 🇦🇺 here and I am a biggest curly fan
After Shemp (in my opinion just as funny and often funnier than Curly) the best of the Stooges was over.
Nyuk nyuk nyuk
Like a naked eggplant 😂 lived the life of 3 men haha three stooges were hysterical those times had the best sense of humor the three stooges skit when they were mixing up that drink and Moe says its got teeth 😂😂😂 I'm gonna start saying that to the bartender mix up a strong one like its got teeth in it hilarious
Dad always told us they were not allowed to bomb the railway 🛤 loading to the camps?.was toldnot a priority target.
Shemp was the best Curley replacment the the Stoogrs evet had the others id rather not think about
My dad who was born in 1892 absolutely loved the stooges whom he referred to as the 3 smooges . But the stooges gave us good clean comedy for many years. Unlike what is called comedy today with all the vulgarity. The only people that use such vulgarity are lacking in their vocabulary. You don’t have use bad language to be funny. The old comedians are proof of that.
Hooray for the 2nd amendment! 😂😅