A new film chronicling the adventures of iconic comedy duo Laurel and Hardy made by a Doncaster father and daughter movie ...

The Laurel and Hardy movie "The Bullfighters," released in 1945, is reportedly the second-to-last feature film starring the legendary comedy duo and the last to be released in the United States.

Hardy enters Laurel in a boxing match, hoping to get some money even if Laurel loses. Later, he gets the idea of taking out an insurance policy on Laurel, hoping Laurel will injure himself.

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The Laurel and Hardy movie "The Bullfighters," released in 1945, is reportedly the second-to-last feature film starring the legendary comedy duo and the last to be released in the United States.

The Laurel and Hardy movie "The Bullfighters," released in 1945, is reportedly the second-to-last feature film starring the legendary comedy duo and the last to be released in the United States.

The Laurel and Hardy movie "The Bullfighters," released in 1945, is reportedly the second-to-last feature film starring the legendary comedy duo and the last to be released in the United States.

The Laurel and Hardy movie "The Bullfighters," released in 1945, is reportedly the second-to-last feature film starring the legendary comedy duo and the last to be released in the United States.

The Laurel and Hardy movie "The Bullfighters," released in 1945, is reportedly the second-to-last feature film starring the legendary comedy duo and the last to be released in the United States.

The Laurel and Hardy movie "The Bullfighters," released in 1945, is reportedly the second-to-last feature film starring the legendary comedy duo and the last to be released in the United States.