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The Bullfighters (1945) is a late Laurel and Hardy feature film. The plot involves the team working as private detectives who've come to Mexico City hot on the trail of Hattie Blake, a.k.a. Larceny Nell. Meanwhile, Stan Laurel is found to resemble a famous matador, Don Sebastian. Stan Laurel himself wrote and directed portions of the feature, which was produced in late 1944 and released in May 1945. It was Laurel and Hardy's last American film and also the film debut of Rory Calhoun (credited as Frank McCown). Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy are working as private detectives who've come to... MORE

The Bullfighters (1945) is a late Laurel and Hardy feature film. The plot involves the team working as private detectives who've come to Mexico City hot on the trail of Hattie Blake, a.k.a. Larceny Nell. Meanwhile, Stan Laurel is found to resemble a famous matador, Don Sebastian. Stan Laurel himself wrote and directed portions of the feature, which was produced in late 1944 and released in May 1945. It was Laurel and Hardy's last American film and also the film debut of Rory Calhoun (credited as Frank McCown). Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy are working as private detectives who've come to Mexico City hot on the trail of Hattie Blake, a.k.a. Larceny Nell. Meanwhile, Stan Laurel is found to resemble a famous matador, Don Sebastian, who is being heavily promoted in Mexico City ahead of a big bullfight he is to perform by a public relations agent named Richard K. Muldoon, who, eight years prior to the film's action, had been unjustly accused and convicted of some unspecified crime, thanks in no small part to Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy (but mostly Stan's testimony), and immediately given a twenty year jail sentence. After serving only five years in jail, however, he had been discovered LESS