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re: Laughing as part of audio on TV shows (laugh tracks, studio audiences)
Posted on 8/2/11 at 1:57 pm to npersa1
Posted on 8/2/11 at 1:57 pm to npersa1
Supposedly when HBO began they strongly considered adding laugh tracks to movies, but eventually rejected the idea.
In 1968 Rowan and Martin, then riding high on TV with Laugh-In, made a theatrical short promoting Savings Bonds. This short, Rowan and Martin At The Movies, uses a laugh track -- the only theatrical film I know of to use one.
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Watching it in the theatre must have been a curious experience.
In 1968 Rowan and Martin, then riding high on TV with Laugh-In, made a theatrical short promoting Savings Bonds. This short, Rowan and Martin At The Movies, uses a laugh track -- the only theatrical film I know of to use one.
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Watching it in the theatre must have been a curious experience.
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