"The Three Stooges" has a long history. In the 1920s, these three gags and "gang fights" comedy roles have swept the entire North America. After shooting his first short film, this "slapstick trio" quickly became the most popular screen image at the time. However, as the actors got older and their successors passed away one after another, the group "The Three Stooges" died in 1975. However, this well-known combination and those crazy jokes that are well-known in the Americans have been left behind, and they have been used tirelessly in movies by later filmmakers. In the comedy world, the famous Ferrari brothers directly paid tribute to their predecessors and filmed "The Three Stooges". This film is not a biographical film about the life story of the comedy group "The Three Stooges", but a movie starring "The Three Stooges". Bobby Ferrari said: "We are not shooting a biopic, but a movie version of "The Three Stooges". In order to be consistent with the original, we wrote three stories for the film. Therefore, this film is composed of three small The composition of the story is generally in the same style as the original "The Three Stooges". When we wrote the script of this movie, we were sure that we must restore the original short drama in its original way. Although there are some adaptations, But I think when the audience sees the movie, they will think that it is Corey, Moore and Larry back on the screen."
The journey of such a movie on the screen has not been smooth sailing. It has gone through 12 years of "baptism". In 2000, Columbia Studios took a fancy to the theme of "The Three Stooges", but at the C3 Entertainment Expo the following year, Warner Corporation bought the feature film rights to "The Three Stooges". At this time, the Ferrari brothers began to write the script for the film. In 2002, they began to prepare a film. But until 2004, there was still no actor interested in appearing in this film, so the filming plan for the film was shelved. Seeing that the film could not be started, Warner participated in C3 in the same year and sold the film to MGM at the exhibition. Later, MGM allocated US$40 million in production costs for the film and hoped that the film would be released on October 20, 2009. However, due to the impact of the strike, the film's release date was postponed to 2010. By October 2010, MGM went bankrupt, and in November, the film was sold to 20th Century Fox Films. At this point, the Ferrari brothers have been preparing for nearly 11 years and finally have a chance to start filming.
