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Which makes the work all the more endearing and authentic. Directed by Jon S. Baird and written by Jeff Pope, “Stan and Ollie” is a brisk (97 minutes), meticulously staged, no frills, almost ...

“Stan & Ollie” is very much a movie about trying to relive the old days despite the realities of, well, getting old. What the movie lacks in narrative fireworks it makes up for in sublime acting.

Hardy went first, in 1957, leaving Laurel inconsolable. In fact, he kept writing material for the both of them until the day he died, nearly eight years later.

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.

You don't have to be an expert on the legendary comedic duo Laurel and Hardy to fall in love with "Stan & Ollie," starring John C. Reilly as rotund Oliver Hardy and Steve Coogan as clumsy sidekick ...

“Stan & Ollie,” a generous, warmhearted film about the legendary comic duo of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, begins on a graceful, amusingly self-referential note. The film opens in 1937, in a ...

Checking into a Newcastle hotel early in the new biopic Stan & Ollie, Stan Laurel (Steve Coogan) and Oliver Hardy (John C. Reilly) decide to delight the clerk with a bit of business.Dusting off an ...

For much of the affair, “Stan & Ollie” – a portrait of a specific time in the lives and careers of famed comedy duo Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy – feels a little tired, perhaps too much ...

Stan & Ollie has been receiving critical praise and fan fervour alike. The based-on-a-true-story film about entertainers Laurel and Hardy currently has a 93 percent fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

Big Business (1929) . Stan and Ollie are door-to-door Christmas-tree salesmen in Southern California. They try to sell Jimmy Finlayson a tree. They inadvertently infuriate him to the point where ...