Nyuk, Nyuk, Nyuk

[The Photographer]

He was a great man who nearly a decade after his death is still making children and adults laugh there asses of. One of my true heroes of film. I miss ya Jim.

[The_Return]

I'm honestly not even a big fan of the Stooges, but this is just a sick and sad idea.

You can remake a movie, but you can't remake people.

[pinkfloyd45769]

I have watched alot of Stooges with my dad and i think this will really shock him.I'm not sure how i feel about it,i'm not a huge fan.I can understand why alot of fans would be upset and i can see why they would enjoy it.I guess we will see what happens.:)

[The Photographer]

Originally Posted by The_Return

You can remake a movie, but you can't remake people.

Thats a hell of away to put it. Good job sir.

[fortunato]

Originally Posted by The Photographer

He was a great man who nearly a decade after his death is still making children and adults laugh there asses of. One of my true heroes of film. I miss ya Jim.

Hear, hear.

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This is stupid, by the way. This Three Stooges deal.

[Doc Faustus]

So disrespectful. May the idiots who thought of the idea be tormented by pies and eyepokings from beyond the grave.

[DraculaInDallas]

The Farrelly Bros can go fuck themselves, don't be messing with the Stooges!
This is just for them courtesy of Curly, larry & Moe........

[roshiq]

Oh! that's truly disgusting! :mad:

How could even anyone think of remaking this timeless greatest comedy? Even we have also a very strong fan base of this series here in Bangladesh. It was a very popular tv series on our national television in early 90's when it first got started here. Even some other Bangla tv channels have already now started it again on a daily basis as there are still many people love to watch its each & every episode again & again.

[newb]

After five years of being slapped around Hollywood, funny filmmakers Peter and Bobby Farrelly’s big-screen “Three Stooges” comedy is back on track.

The $45 million nyukfest, co-written and directed by the Rhode Island homeys, has been picked up by MGM and is due to hit the theaters Nov. 20, 2009.

Peter, who worked on the script with his brother and Michael Cerrone, claims that the PG- or PG-13-rated comedy, won’t be a biopic of Moe, Larry and Curly.

“It takes place in the present day, and they look, dress and sound exactly like the Stooges,” he told Variety.

A couple of years ago, Bobby told the Track that Tinseltown titans George Clooney and Russell Crowe were interested in playing Moe. Ditto for Jack Black and Benicio Del Torro.

And the brothers thought they’d try to get their Vineyard pal, “Curb Your Enthusiasm” star Larry David, to play Larry because “he has the hair.” But, alas, the TV crank was otherwise occupied.

“When the economy started turning, we felt like the world could use a Stooges slapfest,” Peter told the showbiz bible. “Bobby and I haven’t done a real physical comedy in a while, and it’s the most exciting thing we could think of now, to have people go to the movie, see some great slapstick, fun family humor.”

While Peter didn’t say who they’d like to see play Moe and Larry, he told the Hollywood daily that an “American Idol”-like search will launch to find the perfect Curly. And another contest is planned to find a few comedy shorts to show before the film - sort of like they did back in the Stooges’ heyday.

“We hope that next Thanksgiving, dads will introduce their kids to the Stooges and create a new generation of knuckleheads,” said Peter.

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