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Harold Lloyd's world of comedy
Presents excerpts from numerous shorts and feature-length films starring Harold Lloyd.
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- "World of comedy"@en
- "Monde comique d'Harold Lloyd, français"
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- "Presents excerpts from numerous shorts and feature-length films starring Harold Lloyd."@en
- "Composé d'extraits de ses plus grands succès, de Ça t'la coupe à Vive le sport !, deux documentaires essentiels sur les thèmes clés de la filmographie d'Harold Lloyd et sur le personnage mythique de "l'homme aux lunettes d'écaille"..."
- ""Highlights from a number of Harold Lloyd's films include short sequences from Safety last (1923), in which Lloyd hangs from the hands of a large clock on the side of a city building, and The freshman (1925), in which he receives his chance to play football for Tate College in the last 2 minutes of an important game. In two sequences from Hot water (1924) Lloyd struggles with a live turkey on a streetcar and takes his wife and in-laws for a drive in his new automobile. In Why worry? (1926) Lloyd innocently becomes involved in a South American revolution. The Girl shy (1924) episode is a chase sequence in which he uses an automobile, a trolley car, a motorcycle, and a wagon team to reach his beloved before she marries a bigamist. The remaining three sequences are selected from Lloyd's sound films. In Professor beware (1938) Lloyd is pursued by two motorcycle policemen. Next is a scene from Movie crazy (1932), in which Lloyd inadvertently wears a magician's trick coat to a formal dance. In the final episode, from Feet first (1930), Lloyd dangles from the side of a building and frantically tries to keep from falling by clutching at awnings, ropes, scaffolds, and window ledges"--AFI catalog, 1961-1970."@en
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- "Harold Lloyd's world of comedy"@en
- "Harold Lloyd's world of comedy = Le monde comique d'Harold Lloyd"