"The Flying Deuces" (1939) is a classic Laurel and Hardy comedy film, likely what you meant by "Luarael and Hardy The wild duesces" based on common misspellings. In it, the bumbling duo—Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy—are vacationing in Paris when Ollie falls head over heels for a local innkeeper's daughter. Heartbroken after she's already married, Ollie attempts suicide but fails comically, leading the pair to join the French Foreign Legion to help him forget his woes. Assigned to grueling kitchen duties in North Africa, their incompetence sparks chaos, including a botched desertion, imprisonment, and a daring escape in a stolen airplane that ends in a wild crash. The film wraps with a humorous twist involving reincarnation, blending slapstick antics, musical numbers, and the duo's signature physical comedy.