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In which country was iconic slapstick comedian Oliver Hardy born?

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  1. 1 Easy

    Which military group do Laurel and Hardy join in The Flying Deuces?

    Answer: French Foreign Legion

    Why: The advice to enlist came from Georgette's own husband, a Legion officer whom the lovesick Ollie did not recognise as his rival.

  2. 2 Medium

    Why were Laurel and Hardy first cast together in The Lucky Dog?

    Answer: By sheer accident

    Why: Hardy played a crook who robs Laurel in the 1921 short, and both men later said they had entirely forgotten this first film together.

  3. 3 Hard

    Why did Stan Laurel keep his hair long and upright on top?

    Answer: To enhance his fright

    Why: The tufty look began when he shaved his head to play a convict in The Second Hundred Years in 1927; the sides stayed short, the top grew long.

  4. 4 Easy

    Where does Oliver Hardy look to show his exasperation at Stan?

    Answer: Directly into the camera

    Why: Hardy's camera stare dates to the 1927 silent Sailors, Beware!; he said he just stared right into the camera and registered his disgust.

  5. 5 Medium

    What was Stan Laurel's original birth name before his stage name?

    Answer: Arthur Stanley Jefferson

    Why: He was born Arthur Stanley Jefferson in 1890; Stan Jefferson was dropped as a stage name because thirteen letters was thought unlucky.

  6. 6 Hard

    Why does the new house collapse in The Finishing Touch?

    Answer: A bird lands on it

    Why: The bird is animated, not real; the original script had Stan climbing up for a derby he left on the roof to trigger the collapse.

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