It's been more than half a century since the deaths of Oliver Hardy and Stan Laurel, but as comedian Steve Coogan, who plays Stan in "Stan & Ollie" explained, "great comedy crosses the barriers of ...

'Stan & Ollie' beautifully pays tribute to the bond between Laurel and Hardy, says Peter Travers — and kudos to the actors. Our review.

Steve Coogan and John C. Reilly star as comedic duo Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in a delightful movie about friendship.

Baird and his team clearly made "Stan & Ollie" with great affection. Their film is nothing if not a love letter, to creative partnerships in general and Laurel and Hardy in particular.

Want some Old Hollywood scandal and celebrities duking it out for power? Well, look elsewhere, because “Stan & Ollie” is definitely not FX’s “Feud: Laurel and Hardy.” That’s a good ...

But there's a sign of trouble to come. Laurel's contract with Roach is up, and he's taking a meeting at another studio, expecting (and hoping) that Hardy will come along.

Steve Coogan and John C. Reilly's brilliant portrayals will impress the classic comedy duo's fans and might just win over the unfamiliar.

Meanwhile, Coogan masters Laurel’s mannerisms, raising his eyebrows with a goofy grin for on-stage gags like rolling a hardboiled egg and off-stage tricks like blowing his finger to make his hat ...

Dick Van Dyke's new book touches on his long history in show business and some of the figures who inspired him. As it turns out, at least two entertainment legends left him something significant ...

In ceremonial fez and sash, Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy engage in a Masonic-style handshake dressed as they appear in the 1933 movie ‘Sons Of The Desert,’ directed by Lloyd French and William ...