45 Minutes from Hollywood (1926) | Laurel & Hardy’s Earliest Screen Appearance

45 Minutes from Hollywood (1926) is a slapstick silent comedy short notable for featuring both Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy before they were officially teamed up. Produced by Hal Roach Studios and directed by Fred Guiol, the film follows a country boy who visits California and quickly becomes entangled in classic Hollywood chaos.

Although Laurel and Hardy don't share any scenes in this short, it's historically significant as their earliest joint appearance on film. With wild gags, mistaken identity, and plenty of Roach Studio silliness, this film is a must-watch for silent comedy fans.

🎬 Year: 1926
🎭 Starring: Glenn Tryon, Oliver Hardy, Stan Laurel (brief appearances)
🎥 Studio: Hal Roach Studios
📽️ Format: Silent Film / Black & White
📚 Public Domain
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