Laurel and Hardy Framed Prints

The slapstick comedy proposed by Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy gained traction in the 20s, with the dynamic duo becoming successful at the end of the decade. They are known for their signature tune which was played during the opening credits, but also their antics. They starred in more than 200 productions and only the best ones are celebrated through Framed Laurel and Hardy Posters, with the first films being released in the 20s and the last in the 40s.

1927 was the year when they chose to become a team and it all began with the Putting Pants on Philip silent movie. Framed Laurel and Hardy Posters properly mark the occasion as well as the upcoming films, with a third of them being silent movies. Their career ended in the 40s, but they made a comeback in 1954 and also feature in some memorable interviews. More recently, they were selected as some of the best comedy acts of all time and they generated a cult following while inspiring other comedians.