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* The mention of Dare not loving his wife anymore in "Film/BoobsInArms" is bound to raise some questions and concern.
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* The mention of Dare not loving his wife anymore in "Film/BoobsInArms" is bound to raise some questions and concern.concern.
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* The mention of Dare not loving his wife anymore in "Film/BoobsInArms" is bound to raise some questions and concern.
** There's also the fact that the actor who portrayed him later died after going to war for real.
* On a meta-level, it can be kind of hard to watch Curly's final years as a Stooge. The man's health was in severe decline by that point and it shows. He had lost much of the energy he had in earlier shorts and looks visibly unwell. It's just sad to see a legend like Curly slowly fade away like that.
** After Curly's stroke which forced him to retire and be replaced by Shemp, the other Stooges hoped that it would only be temporary and Curly would eventually be able to return to the group. Sadly, it wasn't meant to be; although he was able to make a cameo in "Hold that Lion!", Curly ultimately never recovered enough to return as a full-time Stooge and remained in poor health until his death in 1952.
** There's also the fact that the actor who portrayed him later died after going to war for real.
* On a meta-level, it can be kind of hard to watch Curly's final years as a Stooge. The man's health was in severe decline by that point and it shows. He had lost much of the energy he had in earlier shorts and looks visibly unwell. It's just sad to see a legend like Curly slowly fade away like that.
** After Curly's stroke which forced him to retire and be replaced by Shemp, the other Stooges hoped that it would only be temporary and Curly would eventually be able to return to the group. Sadly, it wasn't meant to be; although he was able to make a cameo in "Hold that Lion!", Curly ultimately never recovered enough to return as a full-time Stooge and remained in poor health until his death in 1952.
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* The mention of Dare not loving his wife anymore in "Film/BoobsInArms" is bound to raise some questions and concern.
** There's also the fact that the actor who portrayed him later died after going to war for real.
* On a meta-level, it can be kind of hard to watch Curly's final years as a Stooge. The man's health was in severe decline by that point and it shows. He had lost much of the energy he had in earlier shorts and looks visibly unwell. It's just sad to see a legend like Curly slowly fade away like that.
** After Curly's stroke which forced him to retire and be replaced by Shemp, the other Stooges hoped that it would only be temporary and Curly would eventually be able to return to the group. Sadly, it wasn't meant to be; although he was able to make a cameo in "Hold that Lion!", Curly ultimately never recovered enough to return as a full-time Stooge and remained in poor health until his death in 1952.concern.
** There's also the fact that the actor who portrayed him later died after going to war for real.
* On a meta-level, it can be kind of hard to watch Curly's final years as a Stooge. The man's health was in severe decline by that point and it shows. He had lost much of the energy he had in earlier shorts and looks visibly unwell. It's just sad to see a legend like Curly slowly fade away like that.
** After Curly's stroke which forced him to retire and be replaced by Shemp, the other Stooges hoped that it would only be temporary and Curly would eventually be able to return to the group. Sadly, it wasn't meant to be; although he was able to make a cameo in "Hold that Lion!", Curly ultimately never recovered enough to return as a full-time Stooge and remained in poor health until his death in 1952.
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* On a meta-level, it can be kind of hard to watch Curly's final years as a Stooge. The man's health was in severe decline by that point and it shows. He had lost much of the energy he had in earlier shorts and looks visibly unwell. It's just sad to see a legend like Curly slowly fade away like that.
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* On a meta-level, it can be kind of hard to watch Curly's final years as a Stooge. The man's health was in severe decline by that point and it shows. He had lost much of the energy he had in earlier shorts and looks visibly unwell. It's just sad to see a legend like Curly slowly fade away like that.that.
** After Curly's stroke which forced him to retire and be replaced by Shemp, the other Stooges hoped that it would only be temporary and Curly would eventually be able to return to the group. Sadly, it wasn't meant to be; although he was able to make a cameo in "Hold that Lion!", Curly ultimately never recovered enough to return as a full-time Stooge and remained in poor health until his death in 1952.
** After Curly's stroke which forced him to retire and be replaced by Shemp, the other Stooges hoped that it would only be temporary and Curly would eventually be able to return to the group. Sadly, it wasn't meant to be; although he was able to make a cameo in "Hold that Lion!", Curly ultimately never recovered enough to return as a full-time Stooge and remained in poor health until his death in 1952.
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** There's also the fact that the actor who portrayed him later died after going to war for real.
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** There's also the fact that the actor who portrayed him later died after going to war for real.real.
* On a meta-level, it can be kind of hard to watch Curly's final years as a Stooge. The man's health was in severe decline by that point and it shows. He had lost much of the energy he had in earlier shorts and looks visibly unwell. It's just sad to see a legend like Curly slowly fade away like that.
* On a meta-level, it can be kind of hard to watch Curly's final years as a Stooge. The man's health was in severe decline by that point and it shows. He had lost much of the energy he had in earlier shorts and looks visibly unwell. It's just sad to see a legend like Curly slowly fade away like that.
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* The mention of Dare not loving his wife anymore in "Film/BoobsInArms" is bound to raise some questions and concern.
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* The mention of Dare not loving his wife anymore in "Film/BoobsInArms" is bound to raise some questions and concern.concern.
** There's also the fact that the actor who portrayed him later died after going to war for real.
** There's also the fact that the actor who portrayed him later died after going to war for real.
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* "Nutty But Nice" shows a girl, Betty Williams, that's [[IllGirl grief ill]] from missing her kidnapped father. For a Stooge short, that is dark.
* The mention of Dare not loving his wife anymore in "Film/BoobsInArms" is bound to raise some questions and concern.
* A Real life example, but the fact that Moe saw his two brothers, Curly and Shemp, die just within three years of each other. The guilt he probably felt over that must have been immense, considering it was his two brothers who followed him into his dreams of stardom.
* The mention of Dare not loving his wife anymore in "Film/BoobsInArms" is bound to raise some questions and concern.
* A Real life example, but the fact that Moe saw his two brothers, Curly and Shemp, die just within three years of each other. The guilt he probably felt over that must have been immense, considering it was his two brothers who followed him into his dreams of stardom.
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* "Nutty But Nice" shows a girl, Betty Williams, that's [[IllGirl grief ill]] grieving from missing her kidnapped father. For a Stooge short, that is dark.
* The mention of Dare not loving his wife anymore in "Film/BoobsInArms" is bound to raise some questions andconcern.
* A Real life example, but the fact that Moe saw his two brothers, Curly and Shemp, die just within three years of each other. The guilt he probably felt over that must have been immense, considering it was his two brothers who followed him into his dreams of stardom.concern.
* The mention of Dare not loving his wife anymore in "Film/BoobsInArms" is bound to raise some questions and
* A Real life example, but the fact that Moe saw his two brothers, Curly and Shemp, die just within three years of each other. The guilt he probably felt over that must have been immense, considering it was his two brothers who followed him into his dreams of stardom.
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* A Real life example, but the fact that Moe saw his two brothers die just within 3 years of each. The guilt he probably felt over that must have been immense, considering it was his two brothers who followed him into his dreams of stardoms.
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* A Real life example, but the fact that Moe saw his two brothers brothers, Curly and Shemp, die just within 3 three years of each. each other. The guilt he probably felt over that must have been immense, considering it was his two brothers who followed him into his dreams of stardoms.stardom.
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* A Real life example, but the fact that Moe saw his two brothers die just within 3 years of each. The guilt he probably felt over his two brothers, who followed his dreams of stardom, who died before him must have been immense.
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* A Real life example, but the fact that Moe saw his two brothers die just within 3 years of each. The guilt he probably felt over his two brothers, who followed his dreams of stardom, who died before him that must have been immense.immense, considering it was his two brothers who followed him into his dreams of stardoms.
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* The mention of Dare not loving his wife anymore in "Film/BoobsInArms" is bound to raise some questions and concern.
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* The mention of Dare not loving his wife anymore in "Film/BoobsInArms" is bound to raise some questions and concern.concern.
* A Real life example, but the fact that Moe saw his two brothers die just within 3 years of each. The guilt he probably felt over his two brothers, who followed his dreams of stardom, who died before him must have been immense.
* A Real life example, but the fact that Moe saw his two brothers die just within 3 years of each. The guilt he probably felt over his two brothers, who followed his dreams of stardom, who died before him must have been immense.
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While the Stooges have been known for being madcap comedians, they're not one to skip on emotional moments.
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* In "Cash and Carry", the Stooges find a boy, named Jimmy, in their home, [[KickTheDog they force him to leave]]. As the boy gets up and heads to the door, they find he has a prosthetic leg. Guilty, they have him disregard their order. Before that, Curly asks this:
-->'''Curly:''' Hey, where's your father?\\
'''Jimmy:''' We ain't got no father. Just sis and I.
* "Nutty But Nice" shows a girl, Betty Williams, that's [[IllGirl grief ill]] from missing her kidnapped father. For a Stooge short, that is dark.
* The mention of Dare not loving his wife anymore in "Film/BoobsInArms" is bound to raise some questions and concern.
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* In "Cash and Carry", the Stooges find a boy, named Jimmy, in their home, [[KickTheDog they force him to leave]]. As the boy gets up and heads to the door, they find he has a prosthetic leg. Guilty, they have him disregard their order. Before that, Curly asks this:
-->'''Curly:''' Hey, where's your father?\\
'''Jimmy:''' We ain't got no father. Just sis and I.
* "Nutty But Nice" shows a girl, Betty Williams, that's [[IllGirl grief ill]] from missing her kidnapped father. For a Stooge short, that is dark.
* The mention of Dare not loving his wife anymore in "Film/BoobsInArms" is bound to raise some questions and concern.
