Der brautlose Bräutigam (1947)
Brideless Groom
Shemp has to get married within seven hours in order to inherit $500,000. Now that's incentive! The bumbling threesome set to work right away with hilarious results.
- Erscheinungsdatum
- 1947-09-11
- TMDB
- 6.1 / 10 (29)
- Laufzeit
- 17 Min.
- Genres
- Komödie
- Regie
- Edward Bernds
Besetzung
- Moe Howard — Moe
- Shemp Howard — Shemp
- Larry Fine — Larry
- Emil Sitka — Justice of the Peace (uncredited)
- Dee Green — Miss Dinkelmeyer
- Christine McIntyre — Miss Hopkins
Wissenswertes
Brideless Groom is a 1947 short subject directed by Edward Bernds starring American slapstick comedy team The Three Stooges. It is the 101st entry in the series released by Columbia Pictures starring the comedians, who released 190 shorts for the studio between 1934 and 1959.
Production notes
Brideless Groom was filmed on March 11–14, 1947. The plot theme of Brideless Groom is not unique, having been used in (among others) the Buster Keaton comedy Seven Chances (1925), which would be remade more than seven decades later as The Bachelor (1999). Writer Clyde Bruckman was also partially responsible for Seven Chances. Brideless Groom would be recycled in the second half of the Stooge short Husbands Beware (1956).
The film features longtime Stooges supporting player Emil Sitka's best-remembered line "Hold hands, you lovebirds!" (the line is actually engraved on Sitka's headstone). The shot where Sitka has a birdcage smashed on his head was worked into the film Pulp Fiction (1994) when Eric Stoltz is watching television.
The version of "Voices of Spring" during Shemp and Miss Dinkelmeyer's singing lesson was sung by frequent Stooge co-star Christine McIntyre, who appears in this short as Miss Hopkins. This version of "Voices of Spring", along with McIntyre herself, were previously used in the Stooges' Micro-Phonies (1945).
Brideless Groom features a sequence with Christine McIntyre who portrays Miss Hopkins, a woman whom Shemp actively pursues for his wife. Unfortunately, she mistakes him for her cousin Basil. After learning her mistake, she takes it out on poor Shemp by slapping him silly, then finally punching him through her door.
In the story, Shemp had a few hours in which to get married if he wanted to inherit his uncle's fortune. He called on Christine McIntyre, who mistook him for her cousin (Basil), took him to her apartment and greeted him with hugs and kisses. Then the real cousin phoned and she accused Shemp of kissing her, as it were, under false pretenses. At this point, she was supposed to slap Shemp around.
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