The Twelve Chairs

The Twelve Chairs -

Movie

1970

G

1 HOUR 34 MINS

Comedy

Three men seek a gem-stuffed chair in the 1920s Russia.

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Matt Roush

Matt Roush says...

One of his favorite sketch characters was as the “2,000-Year-Old Man,” but it’s remarkable enough that the maestro of mirth Mel Brooks has made it to the great age of 100. To mark the occasion of his birthday, TCM devotes much of the day and night to Brooks’ comic masterworks. The lineup starts with one of his personal favorites, 1970’s The Twelve Chairs (2:30/1:30c), and includes his Oscar-winning The Producers (4:15/3:15c), the Star Wars parody Spaceballs (6/5c), and his iconic hits Blazing Saddles (8/7c) and Young Frankenstein (10/9c), which, like Brooks, never grow old.

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