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Title: Tied for Life (1933)
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| Credited cast: | |||
| Harry Langdon | ... | The Groom | |
| Vernon Dent | ... | Angry motorist | |
| Nell O'Day | ... | The Bride | |
| Mabel Forrest | ... | Mother-in-law | |
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Tom Dempsey | ... | Train passenger |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Eddie Baker | ... | Train passenger | |
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2 July 1933 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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This is a Harry Langdon from his later talking picture period--well after his heyday. During this later period, he mostly worked for third-rate studios and many of his films were remakes or reworkings of his earlier films. In many ways, this film is a reworking of HIS MARRIAGE WOW (such as the ring stuck in the tire bit) and a couple other films of Langdon's that I have seen. As a result, it comes off as very predictable and familiar--certainly not a "must-see" as the earlier silent versions were better--better paced and funnier. My advice is try to find the originals on the recent release "Harry Langdon: Lost and Found"--a four DVD set of his mostly earlier shorts.