#THE TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PINE FILM LOCATION MOVIE#

Today you wouldn’t think these black and white films made in 1920’s Hollywood, in the era of The Great Depression, would connect with a 4 year old boy in England. Gallery of 21 movie poster and cover images for The Trail of the Lonesome Pine (1936).

I grew up with Laurel and Hardy, not literally, but back in the late 1970’s BBC2 played their films to entertain kids while BBC 1 switched from children’s TV to boring adult programs like the six o’clock news. Buy The Trail of the Lonesome Pine movie posters from Movie Poster Shop. That was the phrase often uttered by Oliver Hardy after his partner, Stan Laurel has made a problem a little bit harder than it was a few moments before. The Trail of the Lonesome Pine posters for sale online. We had a lot of material in the can we knew wasn’t going to make it into the final documentary and now seemed like a perfect time to put it to good use. The Trail of the Lonesome Pine is newly out on DVD as part of Universal's Backlot Series of catalogue titles. Despite the forced hiatus, many like us felt the need to entertain others and take their minds off things. Indeed, Trail of the Lonesome Pine was among the top five box-office draws of 1936, and its success led to a spate of outdoor Technicolor films like Ramona (1936), God's Country and the Woman (1937) and Valley of the Giants (1938). One of those films was ‘On The Trail of Stan and Ollie’, a Laurel and Hardy themed co-production with Ross Owen. When Covid descended and we all retreated in to lockdown, like most film makers we realised our documentary projects were going to have to be put on hold.

The trail of the lonesome pine film location