Hot Stuff

Year: 1956

Runtime: 16 mins

Language: English

Director: Jules White

Comedy

The Stooges protect Professor Sneed, inventor of rocket fuel. Mistaken for the professor, Larry and the trio are kidnapped and taken to Anemia, where agents demand the fuel or threaten execution. Their fake formula is exposed when the professor and his daughter are captured, but the Stooges use their mixture to power a jeep and free the hostages.

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