In December 1953, Hollywood film stars Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy spent a few weeks at the Bull Inn, Bottesford, ...

This image released by Sony Pictures Classics show John C. Reilly as Oliver Hardy in a scene from "Stan & Ollie." (Sony Pictures Classics via AP) This image released by Sony Pictures Classics show ...

In the hilarious movie comedies of the immortal Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, many of the laughs come from watching the duo teetering on the brink, unaware that they’re about to crash their car or to ...

Want some Old Hollywood scandal and celebrities duking it out for power? Well, look elsewhere, because “Stan & Ollie” is definitely not FX’s “Feud: Laurel and Hardy.” That’s a good thing. This is a ...

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The temptation for headline writers everywhere, one can imagine, will be to describe the flawed but embraceable Laurel and Hardy biopic "Stan & Ollie" as "another fine mess." That one's just too easy.

Not far from L.A.'s famed Sunset Boulevard sits an old flight of stairs, remarkable in that one, it's still there, and two, it has a name: the Music Box Steps. That long, long staircase was the stage ...

Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy have remained, from 1927 to the present day, the screen's most famous and popular comedy double act, celebrated by legions of fans. But despite many books about their ...

LONDON — Steve Coogan and John C. Reilly are set to play Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in Jon S. Baird’s movie “Stan & Ollie.” “Philomena” writer Jeff Pope has written the script for the project, which ...

In the hilarious movie comedies of the immortal Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, many of the laughs come from watching the duo teetering on the brink, unaware that they’re about to crash their car or to ...

Neither a comedy nor a full-fledged biography, “Stan & Ollie” is a loving ode, a tip of the bowler hat, to Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, the legendary team that made it unscathed from silent films to ...