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The Three Stooges have been popular for four generations. They achieved such stardom in vaudeville in the late 1920s, that in the early 1930s they were offered film contracts by five major film studios. The Three Stooges finally settled in at Columbia Pictures where they made 190 short-films and a variety of features for twenty-four years. Throughout the 1930s and 1940s they continued performing live on stages around the country and even in Europe. In the 1950s they began starring in a series of feature films, and by the time they made a TV pilot in 1970, most of their 220 films had already been showing on television nationwide and around the world for a decade. Fifty years later, their films are still being shown daily on television, and every one of their short films has been released for home entertainment.
No other comedians have had such a run, not the Marx Brothers, not Laurel & Hardy, not Abbott & Costello, not Martin & Lewis, nor any other comedy team, or comedian for that matter. In fact, the Stooges get more regular exposure on television than any other film stars. Who else has had their films shown on their own daily and weekly shows nationwide for five decades? Simply put, The Three Stooges are one of the most widely recognized and easily identifiable icons of American popular culture.
On November 3rd, it was announced that after 75 Years since they appeared in a series of shorts and features for MGM, The Three Stooges are back with the Lion where they will delight and entertain a new generation of fans with their first feature film in over 40 years! The film, which will boast the award winning writing/directing team of Peter and Bobby Farrelly of THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARY fame, and an A-list cast.
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The Three Stooges Motion Picture
C3 Entertainment, Inc. plans to produce the first new Three Stooges theatrical feature film in nearly 40 years. Celebrated writing and directing team Peter and Bobby Farrelly, the creative duo behind the hit comedies "There's Something About Mary" and "Dumb and Dumber" have written and agreed to direct the new feature film based on the characters from the legendary slapstick trio The Three Stooges.
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