Unaccustomed As We Are

Comedy

Ollie extends a cordial invitation to Stan for dinner, tempting him with promises of a sumptuous feast comprising steak, mushroom sauce, strawberries, whipped cream, coffee, and a cigar.

Movie Info

Directed by: Lewis R. Foster, Hal Roach
Written by: Leo McCarey (story), H. M. Walker
Produced by: Hal Roach

Starring: Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy, Edgar Kennedy, Mae Busch, Thelma Todd
Cinematography: John MacBurnie, Len Powers, Jack Roach, George Stevens
Edited by: Richard C. Currier
Distributed by: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

Release date: May 4, 1929
Running time: 18:00 (silent), 20:58 (sound)
Country: United States
Languages: English, English intertitles

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