Silent Clowns
(2006)Streaming Episode Guide
Season 1
Harold Lloyd
Episode 4 - 6-15-2007
1h 0m
Paul Merton profiles some of the great stars of silent comedy. This edition explores how Harold Lloyd pulled off his celebrated stunts and also tells the story of how a man of modest natural talents managed the journey from theatrical extra to comedy superstar.
8/10
Haven't Seen
Laurel And Hardy
Episode 3 - 6-08-2007
1h 0m
Paul Merton profiles some of the great stars of silent comedy. This edition focuses on Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, whose huge popularity today is due to the fact that they made the most successful transition to the talkies of any of the silent clowns. But it was in their less well-known silent films that the duo developed their distinctive style and trademark sense of comic timing.
7.2/10Haven't Seen
Charlie Chaplin
Episode 2 - 6-01-2007
1h 0m
Paul Merton invites us to share his passion for silent comedy in this series of witty portrayals of some of early cinema's greatest stars.
7.8/10Haven't Seen
Buster Keaton
Episode 1 - 5-25-2007
1h 0m
Paul Merton invites us to share his passion for silent comedy in this series of witty portrayals of some of early cinema's greatest stars.
7.9/10Haven't Seen
Top 5 Highest Rated Episodes 8/10 7.9/10 7.8/10 7.2/10
Harold Lloyd
Episode 4 - 6-15-2007
1h 0m
Paul Merton profiles some of the great stars of silent comedy. This edition explores how Harold Lloyd pulled off his celebrated stunts and also tells the story of how a man of modest natural talents managed the journey from theatrical extra to comedy superstar.
8/10Haven't Seen
Buster Keaton
Episode 1 - 5-25-2007
1h 0m
Paul Merton invites us to share his passion for silent comedy in this series of witty portrayals of some of early cinema's greatest stars.
7.9/10Haven't Seen
Charlie Chaplin
Episode 2 - 6-01-2007
1h 0m
Paul Merton invites us to share his passion for silent comedy in this series of witty portrayals of some of early cinema's greatest stars.
7.8/10Haven't Seen
Laurel And Hardy
Episode 3 - 6-08-2007
1h 0m
Paul Merton profiles some of the great stars of silent comedy. This edition focuses on Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, whose huge popularity today is due to the fact that they made the most successful transition to the talkies of any of the silent clowns. But it was in their less well-known silent films that the duo developed their distinctive style and trademark sense of comic timing.
7.2/10Haven't Seen
