The Marx Brothers are the pinnacle of comedy for me. I mean, they can make us laugh simply by observing them play piano. Look how Chico and Harpo play off each other. Lots of love, lots of talent, funny as hell. ... more inside

Chicolini and Pinky report to the Ambassador of Sylvania.

I think they think we're going to war!

Harpo Marx, one of the towering greats of Vaudeville. "He was well known by his trademarks: he played the harp; he never talked during performances, although he often blew a horn or whistled to communicate... more inside

Every wonder what Groucho looked like w/out the makeup? "This home movie features Julius (Groucho) Marx, his wife Ruth, son Arthur and daughter Miriam. It was filmed in 1933, the same year that Duck Soup was released. ?

Chico displays his fantastic piano playing skills in my favourite Marx Bros. movie Monkey business.

One of Groucho Marx's best known songs, from 1939's "At the Circus."

Harpo utterly destroys a piano by playing Rachmaninov -- then tears out the strings inside and plays it like a harp! This all begins at 2:33. This is a classic comedy scene from early cinema. If internet culture died and was forgotten, this would still remain. Watch it!

Duck Soup is a 1933 Marx Brothers' anarchic comedy film written by Bert Kalmar, Harry Ruby, Arthur Sheekman, and Nat Perrin and directed by Leo McCarey. It starred what were then billed as the "Four Marx... more inside

Here's part 1 of "Horse Feathers", the Marx Brothers' fourth movie and their second one written directly for the screen. At 68 minutes, it's their shortest movie, but easily one of their funniest.

The Marx Brothers sneak their way into a speakeasy by guessing the "secret" password.

Driftwood and Fiorello negotiate a contract.

"When the Stooges are hired to play a huge theater organ as accompaniment to a black and white silent movie, they really bring the house down. The cartoon segments featured live-action wrap-around segments... more inside