A detective who makes an amorous advance toward a female officer, receives a swift rebuke, and grapples with a stubborn filing cabinet alongside his partners.
One of the Three Stooges and Chopper Kane's trainer. Assists in the sabotage scheme against Chopper. Later works with Moe to revive an unconscious Shemp before they escape with him.
Larry is the schemer whose affairs and romantic pursuits set the trouble in motion: he becomes involved with Moe's wife and shows interest in Shemp's fiancée, Millie. He deceives Moe, arranges a sales visit for Shemp, then falsely accuses Shemp of making advances, provoking Moe and Millie.
Larry is part of the trio accompanying Kenneth Cabot during his investigation. He visits Cabot's studio, assists Moe and Curly-Joe in infiltrating Rance Roden's hideout, helps prevent the gang from using its weapons, and participates in exposing the illegal arms sale before joining Moe in slapping Curly-Joe.
Larry is one of Shemp's friends and accompanies him and Moe through the events. He is present at the sanatorium when they meet Nora, joins the chaotic physical altercation in a phone booth, and later tries to flee with Moe when Nora arrives. Their escape attempt ends with the pair knocking themselves unconscious.
Larry is one of the Stooges who manage Chopper Kane's boxing career. Alongside Shemp and Moe, he risks the managers' capital on Chopper and becomes involved in the scheme to make the boxer lose under threat from an underworld figure. After the gangsters capture the Stooges in a warehouse, Larry joins the effort that reverses their predicament and leads to the felons' apprehension.
A stagehand and member of the comedic trio. He participates in the failed attempts to block the critic, helps prepare props, and joins the chaotic cake-eating scene where he chokes on feathers alongside his partners.
Larry is one of the three Stooges, alongside Moe and Curly-Joe. After the trio is evicted from a rooming house, they find refuge in a mad inventor's home, then rush to a television studio to host their new series. He is one of the pilot's central characters.
A member of the trio of Stooges serving in the Cavalry who annoys their superior. Volunteers the trio to infiltrate the saloon as disguised waiters to gather intelligence. Captured alongside Moe and bound by Dillon's gang, later joining in the final victory.
Larry is one of the plumbers hired to recover a ring from the mansion. He inadvertently sends the jewel back down the drain after it is found, then investigates the plumbing with Moe. He also helps discover and detain Mr. Allen after the theft of the painting.
Larry is one of the Stooges traveling with Phileas Fogg III during the globe-circling challenge. He joins Moe, Curly-Joe, and Amelia through the journey’s dangerous episodes, including their arrests and efforts to return to London in time to help Fogg win the wager.
Larry is a club member who becomes engaged to Jane after she manipulates him, only to be abandoned when she encounters Moe and his more substantial diamond ring. He later shares his grievance with Shemp, flees after Moe arrives, and helps disrupt Jane's belongings in revenge.
Larry Fine has 255 screen credits in a career dating back to 1930. Signature works include Stone Age Romeos, Hollywood on Parade No. B-9, Three Stooges Comedy Collection. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
