I wrote to Larry in 1972 and he returned me an autographed photo and letter. I have it in a frame ...NOT FOR SALE 😊😊

The Stooges are an American treasure

@StanSwan

5 ай бұрын

I could just hear Moe saying "They are all buried treasure now". Then Moe would knock him one. "UMMMHHMMP"!

@alitlweird

5 ай бұрын

Yes. Indeed they are. 🇺🇸🥳

@jubalcalif9100

5 ай бұрын

I heartily concur !!

My father worked at the retirement home Larry lived in at the end of his life. I had my picture taken with him back in 1972. One Day I will never forget.

@AndySalinger33

5 ай бұрын

That’s so awesome!

@davidsafier6333

5 ай бұрын

Larry signed an autograph for me there when I was 14, in 1974.

@jeboccuzzi10

5 ай бұрын

Very cool

@brianpress1392

5 ай бұрын

I've Always Loved The Three Stooges, Since the Early1960,s I Wish I could've met Anyone of the Original Stooges, They were Great. I always Felt that Anyone with even a Small scents of Humor, Had to Have Appreciated Their Comedy God Bless Their Souls NOW SPREAD OUT🤣 Samuel Shemp Howard🙏🏻🌹 Morris (Moe) Howard 🙏🏻🌹 Louis Feinburg Larry Fine 🙏🏻🌹 Jerome Curly Howard 🙏🏻🌹 R.I.P. Boys🤣 🙏🏻🌹

@gallitoonbass4243

4 ай бұрын

I'm 42 and the three stooges rock. This is nothing but a clean, fun comedy. Nowadays you have to use foul language to be funny

That state trooper story was absolutely hilarious

I miss the days when I would get home from school back in 1973. I was in 4th grade. I couldn't wait to get home and watch the 3 Stooges at 4pm. It was a daily ritual. Im in my 60s now and when I want to relive those days and lift myself up from being in a sad day I pop in one of my blu-rays of the Stooges and watch all the shorts on the disk. And what is funny now, I got my nieces and nephews into watching them and appreciating the humor. They're in their mid 20s now. When they were younger, I told them that all their movies were in black and white because humans back them didn't see in color and it wasn't invented until the mid 1960s. ;)

@A_Lazy_dude

5 ай бұрын

So was the case with my papa/grandpa he came back home from work watching the stooges but it’s a shame I can’t talk to him now

@johnrainey4634

5 ай бұрын

Me too!!!

@johnrainey4634

5 ай бұрын

So.many others. Lost in Space.....Spiderman cartoon

@nancybrewer5778

5 ай бұрын

The Stooges were on an independent UHF channel when I was a kid. My dad turned it on when he got home from work, and me and my siblings became instant Stooge fans. My dad has passed, but I feel that he’s laughing with me whenever I watch the Stooges now.

All these year later and i was born in 72 but I can still hear Larrys voice❤

I grew up with the stooges, and I still love them to this day. I am now 73

The Stooges are eternal genius.

@jubalcalif9100

5 ай бұрын

Indubitably ! True National Treasures !

Nate Budnick died in 2001...RIP

@vinny4411

5 ай бұрын

On 9/11 …

I loved this interview with Nate. He told the Best Larry stories.😂 I would love to see more of these vintage interviews with family and friends of the Stoodges. I can see and feel that Nate really loved Larry so deeply.❤ So beautiful.😊

Has anyone ever listened to the Tom Bergeron interview about Larry, and Moe. Larry was just a nice guy. I suggest everyone listen to it. I'll tell you, they were quality stars that were just normal people, except famous. 100 years now since the stooges started, that's longevity!!!

@jubalcalif9100

5 ай бұрын

Indubitably !

Always loved Larry!

@tomfields3682

5 ай бұрын

Heyyyy, leave him alone.

What a wonderful story. I loved the Stooges. I never knew Larry was such a kind bloke. Legends! It was my schtick to wait for 3 pm weekly on some Detroit station I cannae remember for i hour of the stooges. For me it was Curly, I could take Shemp but I couldn't take Curly Joe.

Larry was the bridge between Curly or Shemp's goofyness and Moe's bossyness. He was funny with some sense of normalcy. Loved Larry.

@jubalcalif9100

5 ай бұрын

Well said and well put !

I've seen this interview and I love it so much, so I'm so happy you shared this, Brad! I loved to hear some of the anecdotes that Mr. Budnick told about his brother-in-law, Larry, especially the story about Pittsburgh, which is my hometown, as well as the rest of the stooges! Thank you so much! 🥰

Have lived in Hawaii for over 60 years. I absolutely loved the 3 stooges. Don Ho Was one of the most loved entertainers in Hawaii. And to find out that he interacted with the 3 stooges. It's so awesome. I can't even explain it. R I p Don Mo larry curley ❤ Tiny bubbles in the wine make me feel happy, make me feel fine.😊 Aloha

What warm memories yes the boys were a class act. Even when one would sustain an injury while filming they would keep going. Such a pleasure for us all to share time with curly's grandson. Its awesome how you keep their memory alive...

Thank you so much for this interview! I am 59 years old and still watch the stooges on Sunday mornings after I come home from church. ❤️❤️❤️. I loved hearing these stories.

Oh yeah! Back in the early seventies, my brother and I always used to watch the Three Stooges in the late afternoon. I believe they were the best comedian team for thier time. The Marx Brothers couldn't hold a candle to the Stooges. Neither could Oliver and Hardy nor could Abbott and Costello. The Three Stooges were the greatest of all of them. Thanks for uploading.

Thank you so much for sharing!! I have been having a real depressing day, needing to find a new doctor that is capable of dealing with all my medical issues, and not succeeding. Saw this post on KZread while I was searching (I am a loyal fan of Stooge Talk on Thursday nites), and I said to myself, stop, take a break, and listen to his stories; maybe it will help calm you down and maybe get a giggle or two, so I did. I'm feeling better...granted, my problems are still here, but beause of you my stress has released a bit, and I can focus better. I also see the 3 hours of Curly posted, and that's where I'm heading now. Am an insomiac, it's midnight here in Massachusetts, and my hubby, son and daughter-in-law are sleeping soundly. So, to the film, to the film, to the film, film, film!!! 🎭 🎬 📽 Thank you all for keeping the Stooges alive in our hearts! ❤❤❤

This is fantastic. What a great time to be a stooge fan….so much info to be seen!

@jubalcalif9100

5 ай бұрын

Indeed !

This was geeat! Always love hearing stories about the Stooges!

Love The 3 Stooges ❤ Knuckle heads 😂

This one got to me. Almost like having Larry. Looks like I poked a good nest with mt question, who was their prop master and sound man. The Howards and Fines raised some good people.

Drop the vernacular!! It’s a doiby!!

@spoda81

5 ай бұрын

You're in a courtroom not clancy's poolhall 😂

@thebrinx9632

4 ай бұрын

STOP chewing that gum!

Brad, that was a great interview. Thank you so much for sharing. I have never seen this before. So this was wonderful.

The sounds bring it all together. I love saying this. Who in modern history is more popular than the 3 Stooges in comedy? Easy. Nobody is. The interview online Moe thinks they will live on. He was right about that. Other comedians come and go but the Stooges are in a different class. Historically. I love these videos and want to learn any new Stooge fact. Beep beep beep.

Loved it! RIP Larry and Nate.

This was great!

Larry’s the Best

This was wonderful! What a lovely man Larry was! And all of the Stooges! I hope they know how loved they are today with fans worldwide!

This is Amazing, I Love this.👍

The Stooges are a national treasure. Send my love to all their family and friends.

These are such cool interviews. Thank you for sharing them.

When Hollywood was Really Hollywood with real Stars and Stories and always immortal The Three Stooges

Fantastic interview

Great stories,,,These guys were all CLASS............

Loved it...thank you....

Thanks brad for sharing this one. Appreciate it.😊

Beautiful

I’m not sure if I could ever hear enough. This guy is great. The stories are fantastic! He tells them so well. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

A great interview. Thanks for posting it. :)

Great interview! Loved it!

Thank you so much for sharing. I love the Three Stooges.

Thanks for these interviews.

very nice interview!

Love these interviews with people who actually knew the Stooges.

What a great cheerful, wonderful guy. I enjoyed this interview from start to finish

What a treat. Love hearing these stories! When was this interview done?

Thank you for sharing these gems with us.

Wonderful video.

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More videos like this, please. Im still watching the boys. Still love em

Thank you for sharing this!

3-Stooges were the best,none better

Loved the Larry Fine Pirates Phillies game story - priceless

As a teen my friends neighbor was friends of Joan, Moes daughter. We lived in Chicago. At the time, moe was ill. We wrote to Joan and asked her to tell Moe we were big fans. To our surprise, Moe sent us a letter thanking us "morons" for being fans, and not to try any of their antics, as they were faked with rubber props and such. He died shortly after. I belive very soon after Larry who he mentioned in his letter that he would tell him about their fans in Chicago. The stooges are my go to whenever im down. God bless those imbeciles.

Really love this. Thank you so much !

I remember when I first got ‘into’ The Three Stooges. I was about fifteen years old, around 1984. Its when VCR’s became affordable and my parents purchased one. VHS video stores started opening up. The nearest one to us was two bus rides away, about thirty minutes. I would use my newspaper route money to rent The Three Stooges VHS tapes. Usually two or three at a time and twice-a-week trips. Of course I have the whole series on DVD now 😎

He sort of resembles Mel Torme

The Three Stooges were masters at their profession, and a Class Act.

I met Lyla at a convention in Philly early 90s...i believe Bud was there too. She was at the autograph table when Billy West (Ren &Stimpy/Stern Show) came in and running late wearing a rag tag Larry costume. He walked behind the table and was about to take his seat next to Lyla and as he did so in his best Larry voice said "Gimme a stogey and a whore(pronounced 'hoo-oar') and im ready to go!" Lyla shot him a look that wouldve taken his scalp wig off. I miss those shows.

What a great story ! THANKS for uploading !

Great interview!!!!

this is suck a great video!...thank you for sharing!

This was a good story I enjoyed listening to it a lot. That was funny how Larry was embarrassed on stage😂😂 hey you what do ya think you’re doing there?!

Fantastic stories. Glad you are archiving it.

This is FANTASTIC! 🤯

This was a great find.......thanks

Amazing stories!, Nate. Thanks!

This is thrilling. I appreciate this clip. Thank you very much. I like the stories. 😊

I’m loving this channel. ❤️

Very entertaining...

Nate Budnick ! What a perfect name for part of the 3 Stooges. I'm hearing Curly saying "Ohhhwwww it's Nate Budnick, a wise guy huh?"

What a great conversation

It's crazy. None of them were over. 5'5 mower was 5'3. I think Larry was about the same height. Curly was 5'5 if I remember correctly

Loved how Moe called him "Porcupine"!

Great story teller . Thank you .😂

This is priceless. It also confirms what I had suspected, that Larry was the coolest Stooge irl. Curly was the most talented and Moe was also pretty cool. But Larry had the heart.

Love it love the stories American treasures for sure!!

I enjoyed these real stories about Larry.

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One of the funnest 3 stooges story, the video is floating around youtube. Moe is on the Mike Douglas talk show. Moe is showing Mike Douglas how to throw a cream pie at a person which was a famous bit for the stooges. Of course in 3 stooges fashion Moe starts chasing Mike D.with a pie which was the closing moments of the show. Here was the set up, Moe's wife was in the audience front row and knew the plan was for Mike to duck and for her to be hit by the pie. The bit worked perfect however, the show ended and the viewing audience had no ideal this was a planned set up, they thought this poor lady was hit with the pie which also landed on her beautiful dress. The show got flooded with calls and letters in protest from viewers outraged by this insensitive act. This caused the show producers to have a return visit of Moe, with his wife to explain it was just good clean fun.

omg this is awesome !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Such interesting stories as I grew up watching the boys.

Hey guys, my name is Larry, too.

@CurlysGrandson

5 ай бұрын

Hiya pal, Larry!!

It would be nice to know when this interview took place and the years he's talking about.

When was this recorded ?

I thought Joe Henrie was the Stooges' sound man?

@johnrobinsoniii4028

5 ай бұрын

I thought he was…(?)According to the documentary I saw years ago…(?)

Not bad ⚡️

Where is the Netflix or prime series about their life and imprint on comedy. Cmon Hollywood

He couldnt have been a three stooges soundman very long hes obviously much younger than Larry..Cause Larry would be 122 years old if he were alive today..

Larry had a brother-in-law?

@CurlysGrandson

5 ай бұрын

His sister Lyla's Husband

Great stories, I can just picture Larry bs'ing the trooper. He had to set up a lot of 3 Stooges scene. I was always one of those types that watched the interplay, and could see that for however simple it was it was essential and had to be on time.

I AM NOT SURE I UNDERSTAND THE STORY OF THE PITTSBURGH PIRATES VERSUS THE PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES. LARRY WAS BORN AND RAISED IN PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA. THAT'S MY TAKE.

Is he still living?

@deidralong3780

5 ай бұрын

Sadly Nate passed in 2001. On 9/11.

What Stooge is the best? On the count of three ☝️✌️🤟

Great, great interview. Love these posts. Thank you so much!