A-Haunting We Will Go (1942 film)

A-Haunting We Will Go is a 1942 film about two men who are recruited by a gang of thugs to get a coffin across the country so as to acquire an inheritance. Directed by Alfred L. Werker. Written by Lou Breslow and Stanley Rauh. Oliver Hardy [to Stan] It's better to spend one night with a corpse than 60 days with the cops. [to Stan] Well, here's another nice predicament you've gotten me into. Dialogue Stan Laurel: How about some dinner? I'm getting hungry. Oliver Hardy: Don't be so greedy. We just split a hamburger, and besides we can eat in Dayton for half of what it costs us in the diner. Stan Laurel: I know, but I'll be twice as hungry in the morning. Oliver Hardy: [with finality] Don't bicker! Oliver Hardy: [to the con men] Thank you! Two princes! Stan Laurel: A pair of kings! Parker: [referring to Stan and Ollie] A couple of jerks! Cast Stan Laurel — Stanley Oliver Hardy — Ollie Harry August Jansen — Dante The Magician Sheila Ryan — Margo John Shelton — Tommy White Don Costello — Doc Lake Elisha Cook Jr. — Frank Lucas Edward Gargan — Police Lt. Foster Addison Richards — Attorney Malcolm Kilgore George Lynn — Darby Mason James Bush — Joe Morgan Lou Lubin — Dixie Beeler External links 83006 A-Haunting We Will 0034424 A-Haunting We Will Category:1942 American films Category:Films about magic and magicians Category:Laurel and Hardy films Category:Criminal comedy films