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1946
    (  Comedy  )


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Casts:

Bud Abbott aka Eddie L. Morrison
Lou Costello aka Benny Miller
Brenda Joyce aka Miss Ruby Burke
Jacqueline deWit aka Hazel Temple Morrison
George Cleveland aka Clarence Goodring
Elena Verdugo aka Martha Hill
Mary Gordon aka Ma Miller
Pierre Watkin aka P.S. Van Loon
Donald MacBride aka The conductor
Victor Kilian aka Gus Anderson (salesman)
Margaret Dumont aka Mrs. Hendrickson
George Chandler aka O'Brien (salesman)
Sid Fields aka Air-pump customer
Beatrice Gray aka Miss King
Bert Roach aka Joe (bartender)
Bud Abbott aka Eddie L. Morrison / T.S. Chandler


Brilliant! This movie is something else!
My mother told me that I really had to see this because it was one of
the best of the Abbott and Costello films that she had seen, and so I
did see it, and I loved it!

Though Abbott and Costello were not partners it this one, they are
fabulous in this very funny movie! Lou thinks that he could read minds!
But boy, he did get on a role selling all of those vacuums! In the end,
Morrison got sacked and everything turned out well for our good old
friend Lou Costello!

This is the first, and only time in all of their films that I have seen
Abbott wearing glasses, of course he had grown a mustache in his later
films, but I have never seen him in any other film wearing glasses.

This is a funny movie, if you love Abbott and Costello, you must see
this!

9/10.
surprising pathos-filled change-of-pace for Abbott and Costello
Included in the second of Universal\'s multi-disc DVD sets of Abbott
and
Costello, LITTLE GIANT is a charming film, full of pathos, and NOT
a
standard A&C comedy. First, Abbott and Costello are not a team
here.
It\'s basically Costello\'s film, with Abbott in a dual role as both
the
film\'s antagonist and the antagonist\'s cousin, who befriends
Costello.
Second, the comedy is more physical than is usual for A&C and less
verbal.
It proves what a fine physical comedian Costello was.
Third, the film tries for pathos instead of pure slapstick, and
strays
into territory more associated with Chaplin or Harry Langdon or
even
Jerry Lewis (as in Hardly Working, which this film reminded me
of).
Once again, Costello proves his talent as an actor of quality and
depth.
I applaud Universal for trying to develop the talents of Abbott and Costello
in films such as this one and THE TIME OF THEIR LIVES, which followed it.
Interestingly, after these two changes-of-pace for A&C,
Universal played it safe by doing a sequel to BUCK PRIVATES, their
first
solo smash.
Abbott does a nice job in both roles (obviously, the "positions"
of
his toupee were intentional!). A shame he did not get more character roles
such as these.
With the wide circulation the new DVD boxset will give LITTLE
GIANT,
I feel it will gain a new and understanding audience who will
appreciate
the chances the film takes. Finally, the wonderful Elena Verdugo is as
charming as ever..

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