Harry Langdon in THE HITCHHIKER (1933) -- Part 1 of 2
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His eyes look uneven..:/
datesie 2 months ago
I disagree. I love Harry's voice, in this one and The Head Guy
Langdon1933 1 year ago
I love Harry but he's a guy who really needed silence. His character never worked as well in sound movies.
filmmekker 1 year ago
When you worked for Educational Pictures, as HL did in this short, you were at the bottom of the bottom - to be a has-been would have been a step up. Buster Keaton found himself here for awhile as well.
WSenator1 1 year ago
By the time this was made, people wanted talking comedians like the Marx Brothers (Harpo notwithstanding), and in a year or so, the Three Stooges. So Harry Langdon's silent-film style was passe to audiences. But watching this now, it's really pretty funny. Harry had talent and was one of the great silent comics (with Chaptlin, Keaton and Lloyd), but it's too bad he went downhill by the time talkies came in.
WSenator1 1 year ago
That blonde woman's pretending to be Greta Garbo,right down to the "I tink I go home now"
4MaryAnna 2 years ago
Landgon DID achieve stardom...at the tail end of the silent era. When "talkies" came in, he didn't have the material that would have made him successful in sound films. His 1929-'30 shorts for Hal Roach/MGM were a disappointment, and the series he did for Educational (including this one) was considered "mediocre". By the time he began his final series of shorts for Columbia in 1940, he was considered a "has-been".
fromthesidelines 2 years ago
I just love Harry. Something different from other comedians. Such a flirt too, in his comedies. I think he was sexy too.
suecaz27 2 years ago
I love the little dance Harry does when he's hitchiking!
mjbari3 3 years ago
The master of pantomime...silent or not.
Iddyboy 3 years ago