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 Comedy film 

Film comedy can be further divided into several other sub-genres. Some of these include:

Some notable comedies:

Comedy Classics by Charlie Chaplin:

Comedy Classics by Buster Keaton:

Comedy Classics by the Marx Brothers:

  • The Cocoanuts
  • Animal Crackers
  • Monkey Business
  • Horse Feathers
  • Duck Soup
  • A Night at the Opera
  • A Day at the Races
  • Room Service
  • At the Circus
  • Go West
  • A Night in Casablanca
  • Love Happy

Comedy Classics by Woody Allen:

Comedy Classics by Mel Brooks:

The Carry On films

See also humor

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