Welcome to Home Fry-ed Movies, where we serve you
the greasiest, high-fat, high-calorie movies around. Yes, these films have very
low nutritional value. Sometimes they’re undercooked, and sometimes they’re
overacted, but often they leave a great taste in your mouth. Comfort movies,
you might call them.
Home Fry-ed Movies airs on UALR’s University Television (Channel 62 on Little Rock Comcast Cable and Channel 99 on AT&T U-Verse). Host Ben Fry will introduce each film with the “recipe” for that night – the “ingredients” that make that movie what it is. There’s a new episode on the last FRY-day of each month!
Ben Fry on the set of
Home Fry-ed Movies
April/May’s feature is The Flying Deuces (1939),
a Laurel & Hardy film, which leads “The Boys” from France where they’re
vacationing, down to the River Seine, where Ollie threatens to commit suicide
because the innkeeper’s daughter has spurned him, and then on to somewhere in
Northern Africa to join the French Foreign Legion “to forget.” It’s a bit of
fun from one of
Who’s your favorite comedy
team from the movies? Get involved in the discussion at our Home Fry-ed Blog at
http://homefry-edmovies.blogspot.com/.
For more about The Flying Deuces, check out these
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The Flying Deuces premieres FRY-day, April 30 at 8 p.m., with a repeat for Sunday brunch
on May 2 at 10 a.m.
