The Three Stooges

Year:

2012

Duration:

92 min

Genres:

Comedy

IMDB rate:

5.1

Director:

Bobby Farrelly

Awards:

4 nominations

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 2012-04-13

Filming Locations: Atlanta, Georgia, USA

Earnings

Opening Weekend: $17,010,125 (USA) (15 April 2012)

Gross: $44,328,238 (USA) (12 August 2012)

Cast

Actor

Character

Sofía Vergara

The Three Stooges

Will Sasso

The Three Stooges

Kate Upton

The Three Stooges

Sean Hayes

Larry

Chris Diamantopoulos

Moe

Jane Lynch

Mother Superior

Jennifer Hudson

Sister Rosemary

Craig Bierko

Mac

Stephen Collins

Mr. Harter

Larry David

Sister Mary-Mengele

Kirby Heyborne

Teddy

Carly Craig

Mrs. Harter

Marianne Leone

Sister Ricarda

Brian Doyle-Murray

Monsignor Ratliffe

Mike 'The Situation' Sorrentino

The Situation

Nicole 'Snooki' Polizzi

Snooki

Jenni 'Jwoww' Farley

JWoww

Ronnie Ortiz-Magro

Ronnie

Sammi 'Sweetheart' Giancola

Sammi

Avalon Robbins

Murph

Max Charles

Peezer

Jake Peck

Young Teddy

Patty Ross

Head Nurse

Lee Armstrong

Officer Armstrong

Emy Coligado

Ling

Ray Collins

Carbunkle

Isaiah Mustafa

Moe's Hip Executive

Mark Kogan

Executive

Michael D'Allessio

Moe's Audition Staff

Donna D'Allessio

Moe's Audition Staff

Bob Kocsis

Child #1

Apple Kocsis

Child #2

Jackie Flynn

Golf Superintendent Dave Lamson

Sandra Dorsey

Heavyset Woman

Vince Canlas

Japanese Chef

Ric Reitz

Jon Hamm

Caryl West

Maid

Sayed Badreya

Orderly

Johnny Seal

Production Security Guard

Debbie Walker

Terrified Nun

Michael L. Kuhn

Tour Guide

Pam Smith

Woman Reporter

Lucy Thomas

Orphan Brady

Charlie Thomas

Young Boy at Party

Skyler Gisondo

Young Moe

Lance Chantiles-Wertz

Young Larry

Robert Capron

Young Curly

Danny Smith

French Chef

Kyla Kenedy

Balloon Girl (as Kyla Kennedy White)

Erin Allin O'Reilly

Nun

Caitlin Colford

Nun

Caroline Kimberly Scott

Nun (as Caroline Scott)

Mariann Neary

Nun

Jesse Farrelly

Gang Banger

Jerod Mayo

Gang Banger

Troy Brown

Gang Banger

Patricia French

Laundry Worker

Roy Jenkins

Officer Mycroft

Barry Guy

Staple in Hat Guy

Matthew L. Collins

Policeman #3

William F. Scannell

Handsome Security Guard

Jonathan S. Kennedy

Party Security

Lin Shaye

Nurse Crotchet

Steve Tyler

Camera Man

Myron Parker Jr.

Orphan

J.R. Fondessy

Orphan

Reid Meadows

Weezer

Dwight Howard

Himself

Dallas Hobbs

Basketball Player

Carter Haden

Baby Moe

Cooper Callihan

Baby Curly

Kieran Vine

Baby Larry

Antonio Sabato Jr.

Handsome Guy #1

Justin Lopez

Handsome Guy #2

William Ladd

Party Dancer

Scott Ledbetter

Lawyer

Jes Sanchez

Party Dancer

Marvin E. West

Party Guest (as Marvin West)

Jeremy Ambler

Zoo Protester (uncredited)

Chance Bartels

Party Guest (uncredited)

Tim Blanchard

Valet (uncredited)

Beth Blevins

Bus Patron (uncredited)

William R. Brock

Party Guest (uncredited)

Brett Lee Clark

Party Guest (uncredited)

John Collier

Hospital Visitor (uncredited)

Greg Crews

Bartender (uncredited)

Craig Crumpton

Party Guest (uncredited)

Abby Goldberg

Broadway Orphan (uncredited)

Landon Hoffman

Orphan (uncredited)

Abbey Kochman

Modern Day Orphan (uncredited)

Andrew Kochman

Modern Day Orphan (uncredited)

Nikki Lashae

Ballroom Dancer (uncredited)

Addy Miller

Modern Day Orphan (uncredited)

Joseph C. Nelson

Eskimo (uncredited)

Katherine Neslund

Woman on Street (uncredited)

Jade Nicolette

Modern Day Golfing Orphan (uncredited)

Joel Rogers

Upscale Party Guy (uncredited)

Timothy Scott

Party Guest (uncredited)

Richard Tavernaro

Doorman (uncredited)

Steve Warren

Party Guest (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

The song playing when the infant Stooges are dropped at the orphanage is "Road Runner" by Jonathan Richman and the Modern Lovers. Richman is one of the street guitarists in There's Something About Mary (1998), also directed by Bobby Farrelly and Peter Farrelly.

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During the 'dentist' scene early in the movie, the three boys claim to be 'dabbling in the arts' when Mother Superior comes into the room to summon them to lunch. Two of the three are doing things that mirror interests in their lives. Moe is reading something (according to his brother Jack) he loved to do. Larry is playing the violin which he was been quite proficient on (initially the violin training was in response to a childhood accident), indeed good enough his parents seriously considered sending Larry to Europe to study at a music conservatory.

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Jerod Mayo and Troy Brown of the New England Patriots play the two "gang bangers" whose pants are falling down. The Farrelly Brothers often include New England sports stars in their movies.

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Goofs

When Larry and Curley reunite with Moe on the Jersey Shore set, the producer who got Moe on the show is surprised to see there are three of them, conveniently forgetting he was watching all three together on stage before Larry and Curley walked off and he gave Moe the part.

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When the Stooges are in the hospital's baby room the clock is at twenty before four but when they are being chased by the police a few minutes later it is twenty after three.

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When Moe hits Larry over the head with the hammer early in the movie, you can clearly see the rubber hammer head fold up, even at regular speed.

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Quotes

Larry: $830,000. First taker gets a three-man working machine. It's all spelled out in this here contract, folks.

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Head Nurse: Can't you read? Visiting hours are over.

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Curly: Oh, you must be French. There's a lot of wee-wee.

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Faq

Q

Why did the Farrelly brothers choose this movie?

A

Peter and Bobby Farrelly say they think the Three Stooges are the funniest guys who ever lived and wanted to honor their work. Instead of taking material from the original Stooges, they decided to come up with their own new material.

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