Larry Fine Overview:

Legendary actor, Larry Fine, was born Louis Feinberg on Oct 5, 1902 in Philadelphia, PA. Fine died at the age of 72 on Jan 24, 1975 in Woodland Hills, CA .

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Fine was never nominated for an Academy Award.

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Larry Fine Quotes:

Moe: [whispering] It's that crook and he's wearin' a fur coat! Come on!
[the Stooges come up and Moe gets the gorilla's attention by kicking him in the butt. The Stooges all point their guns at the gorilla]
Moe: Stick 'em up, Ape Man! We gotcha covered!
[the gorilla destroys the Stooges' guns]
Moe: Hey, fellas! Look! No human is strong enough to bend a gun barrel like that!
Curly: It's real! A real chimmanypanzee!
Larry: That's no chimp, ya chump! That's a gorilla!


Larry: You don't think I'm going to let that blind bat throw knives at me, do you?
Moe: Blind bat? Why, he can see better than you can and I can prove it.
Larry: Well, you better prove it.
[picks up large round tray and holds it up to Curly-Joe's eyes]
Moe: Maha.
Curly-Joe: [peers in opposite direction] Aha?
Moe: Rajah!
[Curly-Joe turns around and stares closely at tray]
Moe: What is this?
Curly-Joe: Half a dollar.
Larry: You're right. I thought it was a dime.


Larry: Don't use a rifle, you might miss. Use a shotgun.


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Larry Fine Facts
When Larry joined the Stooges, Ted Healy offered him a salary of $90 a week and an extra $10 if he threw away the violin.

Due to his wife's dislike of housekeeping the Fines spent years living in hotels until they finally purchased a home in Los Angeles after WWII. One hotel that had been their 'home base' for years was the President Hotel in Atlantic City, New Jersey which has since been demolished.

Father-in-law of Don Lamond, who appeared in several Stooges full-length features and also hosted the local Three Stooges Television Show in Los Angeles, California, in the late 1950s and early '60s (which helped give The Three Stooges careers a renaissance).

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