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Abbott & Costello: Lost In A Harem / Abbott & Costello In Hollywood (1945)
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Bud Abbott,
Lou Costello,
Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra,
Jean Porter,
Rags Ragland,
Marilyn Maxwell,
Frances Rafferty,
Warner Anderson,
Mike Mazurki,
Douglass Dumbrille,
Robert Stanton,
John Conte
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Charles Riesner,
S. Sylvan Simon
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Comedy
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Warner Bros.
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English, Spanish, French
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Length: |
172 mins
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Patter and Slapstick Times Times Two with Bud and Lou!
Buzz (Bud Abbott) and Abercrombie (Lou Costello) work in a Tinseltown haircut salon where they usually just take a little off the side. But why not take 10% off the top instead? So the fellas become movie talent agents, setting in motion the lights-camera-comedy antics of Abbott and Costello in Hollywood, including Costello being mistaken for a prop dummy during the filming of a saloon brawl, Bud and Lou coping with insomnia, and a pursuit finale in the cars and on the tracks of a roaring roller-coaster. You'll also find Lost in a Harem. Locked in is more like it, as the two land in the hoosegow twice, where their timing, repartee and monkeyshines shine. Douglass Dumbrille plays the evil potentate who uses hypnosis against the boys - making this a tale of Arabian daze and nights. The grand wazir orders you to watch!
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