2016年3月30日 · Dallas radio talk show host, Ed Busch, interviews Larry Fine on WFAA-AM Radio on Friday, September 27th, 1974 @ 8PM CDT. Larry's speech was affected by a rec...

2023年6月17日 · Larry Fine interview at Illinois State University, Bloomington, Illinois (circa 1973-74) Larry Fine Q&A with Jeff and Greg Lenburg at Loara High School. Anaheim, CA (March 2,...

Audio Interviews with Moe Howard and Larry Fine of The Three Stooges. Conducted by Tom Bergeron in the early 1970s.

2023年7月5日 · Joe Derita Interview (1976): A six-minute interview with one of the lesser known Stooges. The Funniest Guys In The World Documentary Outtake Reel (1983): A 28-minute piece with a very young Leonard Maltin setting up a series of unused interviews from the documentary.

What - you DIDN'T include the interview of Jerry Lewis telling how Moe and Curly were walking around the Columbia soundstages and saw Larry Fine, hammer hanging out his back pocket and nails sticking out of his mouth, carrying a large board, and they b…

2007年10月11日 · Up to now, I've only seen photos of Larry from the period of 1970-1975, following his work on Kook's Tour. I must admit that it took me by surprise. If you're new to this footage, it may take you by surprise, too. I'm posting the links here due to the rare nature of the interview, and as a dedicated Stooges fan.

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The Three Stooges: Lost and Found Interviews features Tom Bergeron's extremely rare interviews that he conducted in the '70s with Moe Howard and Larry Fine as well as the unique stories behind them. On the tapes, Moe and Larry discuss the history of the Stooges plus the Curly/Shemp/Curly-Joe/Joe "third Stooge" evolution.

If you're a Three Stooges fan, this a priceless interview. It was filmed in 1973(two years before his death...) at the Motion Picture Country Home in California by a CalArts graduate student. Larry at this time had suffered a stroke which affected his left side, and his speech somewhat, but his mind is as sharp as a tack.

2017年10月5日 · 1) The April 1973 audio recording of my dad asking Larry Fine my list of questions; 2) An April 1974 snapshot showing Larry Fine in the foreground and my father in the background; and 3) A photo of my dad, taken this past Tuesday on his 95th birthday. Long live the Stooges, and long live my dad!