You Natzy Spy! (1940) | |
| Director(s) | Jules White |
| Producer(s) | Jules White |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Short Films |
| Top Topics | Satire, World War II |
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You Natzy Spy! (1940) was a Comedy - Black-and-white Film directed by Jules White and produced by Jules White.
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Quotes from You Natzy Spy!
Moe:
We must throw of the yoke of monarchy, and make our country safe for hypocrisy!
Guard: I caught this man walking down the street with a chicken
Curly Gallstone, Field Marshal: Blonde or brunette?
Moe: [to Curly] Quiet.
[to Man]
Moe: Where'd you get the chicken?
Man: From an egg.
Larry: Where'd you get the egg?
Man: From a chicken.
Curly Gallstone, Field Marshal: Ah, a vicious cycle. We must kill it. Remind me to kill a cycle.
Moe: How can you shoot her with dice?
Curly Gallstone, Field Marshal: They're loaded. Nyuk, nyuk, nyuk!
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Guard: I caught this man walking down the street with a chicken
Curly Gallstone, Field Marshal: Blonde or brunette?
Moe: [to Curly] Quiet.
[to Man]
Moe: Where'd you get the chicken?
Man: From an egg.
Larry: Where'd you get the egg?
Man: From a chicken.
Curly Gallstone, Field Marshal: Ah, a vicious cycle. We must kill it. Remind me to kill a cycle.
Moe: How can you shoot her with dice?
Curly Gallstone, Field Marshal: They're loaded. Nyuk, nyuk, nyuk!
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Facts about You Natzy Spy!
Larry walks with a limp because he has injured himself shortly before filming began. However, it adds to the realism because Josef Goebbels walked with a limp.
This Stooges short was Moe Howard's personal favorite.
Was the first Hollywood film to spoof Adolf Hitler, released nine months before Charles Chaplin's more famous The Great Dictator.
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This Stooges short was Moe Howard's personal favorite.
Was the first Hollywood film to spoof Adolf Hitler, released nine months before Charles Chaplin's more famous The Great Dictator.
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