Dizzy Pilots

Year: 1943

Runtime: 17 mins

Language: English

Director: Jules White

Comedy

The Three Stooges play the Wrong Brothers, who claim to help the war effort by inventing a plane called the Buzzard. In fact they’re trying to dodge the draft, but when the aircraft crashes spectacularly they enlist anyway. The film recycles stock footage of Richard Fiske from Stooges short Boob s in Arms; he died in action in France in August 1944.

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