THE BANK DICK
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- "Was I in here last night, and did I spend a $20 bill?" "Yeh!" "...Oh good, I thought I'd lost it."
(W.C. Fields & Shemp)
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- Missing Scene?
Just after the doctor and Egbert leave Snoopington's hotel room, the next scene shows Egbert telling Og that the bank examiner has been taken care of. Og then indicates to Egbert that there is something on his face. When Egbert turns towards the camera, there is a fake mustache hanging on the side of his face. Yet, there are no intervening scenes showing how the mustache got there.
- Sudden Change
During the car chase scenes, Egbert drives parrallel over a trench being dug with workers using pick axes. The trench is approximately waist deep until the car reaches the end of the trench, where a worker is suddenly in a trench that is as deep as he is tall.
- Switched Glasses
When Egbert goes up to the inebriated bank examiner's hotel room, the examiner rises up in bed and looks into the mirror. His glasses has the string handle on the right side of his face, but in the mirror's image, the string is on the opposite side of his face. (even accounting for a mirror-image reflection)
- Turning Hands
In the scene where Egbert Souse enters the bank president's office, the president offers his hand for a handshake palm up, but in the close-up of the handshake, his hand is palm down.
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Re: BANK DICK, THE
2006-09-20 00:43:07 by benjilbum
Yes, this is one of Field's best films and Shemp just makes it better. I've heard Fields himself went into the cutting room with the editor, and had some of Shemp's best scenes cut out of the finished movie. His reason being "there's only one comic in this picture". I believe it for sure. Shemp was just as funny without the other Stooges, which wasn't true of any of the other guys, even Curly. Not counting the Joes of course.
Re: THE BANK DICK
2001-11-24 22:41:00 by Nicole
You've gotta love Shemp in this! This short has a special place in my heart, because it's the first W.C. Fields movie I ever saw. I wouldn't ever liked Fields if Shemp wasn't in this! Believe me, I was looking forward to Shemp's parts in this. Plus, this is one of Fields best movies. A real must see!
Re: THE BANK DICK
2001-02-05 13:56:00 by sickdrjoe
Probably Shemp's best-known solo appearance, as WC Fields' best friend and favorite bartender (which makes perfect sense). Of course, this is mostly Fields' show, but it's a truly great American comedy that every regular at this website should know by heart. The Great Man and Shemp have real chemistry in their scenes together.The eldest Howard brother is more subdued than usual, leaving the slapstick to Fields (who 'sells' pain as hilariously as Shemp himself later would as a Stooge). 74 minutes of comedy bliss; don't miss it.
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