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Two idiots, one bride, zero competence. What could possibly go wrong?
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Our Wife (1931)

Chaotic goodVintage slapstickPre-Code mayhem

Overview

Comedy

Oliver is making plans to marry his sweetheart Dulcy with Stan as his best man, but the plans are thwarted when Dulcy's father sees a picture of Ollie and forbids the marriage. The couple plan to elope, and run away to a Justice of the Peace. After typical Laurel and Hardy blundering, they manage to sneak the girl away from her father's house.

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short filmblack and white

Standout Aspects

Practical Effects

Glorious physical comedy—no CGI, just timing and bruises.

Acting

Laurel's cry-laugh and Hardy's exasperated eye rolls are masterclass.

Best for:Solo: Perfect coffee break chaos. 21 mins of pure vintage dopamine.·Friends: Group watch for 'how did they DO that' stunt appreciation.
James W. Horne

Director

James W. Horne

ReleasedMay 16, 1931
Runtime21m
StatusReleased

Vibe

Pacefast
Intensitymedium
Tonelight
Feellight
Hal Roach Studios

Top Cast

Stan Laurel

Stan Laurel

Stan

Oliver Hardy

Oliver Hardy

Ollie

Babe London

Babe London

Dulcy, the bride (uncredited)

James Finlayson

James Finlayson

Father of the bride (uncredited)

Ben Turpin

Ben Turpin

Justice of the Peace (uncredited)

Charley Rogers

Charley Rogers

Finlayson's butler (uncredited)

Blanche Payson

Blanche Payson

Turpin's wife (uncredited)

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Deep Dive

Trivia, insights & behind the scenes

Trivia

Ben Turpin's cameo as the cross-eyed Justice was a huge get—he was a silent comedy superstar making $3,000/week in the 1920s.

Cultural

This was Pre-Code Hollywood, so they got away with heavier drinking gags and implied hanky-panky than films just two years later.

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