Abbott and Costello – hold this ghost?
Am I the only person alive who has seen this movie? and loved? I know it's an old – 1941 – but Abbott and Costello is at his best. not on dvd and I can not find a video of what it used to. I even suggested tcm in vain. do you think the American Film Institute has information? by the way – What is your favorite Abbott and Costello movie? and that we had around "Little by little" bit?
I do not know his name, perhaps the same one you mentioned. But is the movie where Lou is sitting a table in a dark room by himself, while Abbott has stopped going to another place in the haunted house. And there's one candle on the table, moving slowly on one side of the table, and then return. When Lou saw his eyes get big, and he is afraid. And Abbott is calling and can not utter a word. I think it is to whistle and can not breathe. Then, when he is really serious, he managed to shout the name of Abbott. Y Abbott comes immediately to see what it was screaming. I saw in a theater at a young age with my parents. And always remember this scene because it really scared me too.
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