Carl Morenikeji.
FIFE company Scaramanga has continued its run of big-screen roles with the inclusion of one of its antique suitcases in new Laurel & Hardy biopic Stan & Ollie, which is released in the UK today.
The Cupar-based vintage specialist said that the suitcase is used in a “significant” scene. Scaramanga said Stan & Ollie is the ninth Hollywood or major UK movie to use its products in seven years.
Stan & Ollie stars Steve Coogan as Stan Laurel and Oscar nominee John C Reilly as Oliver Hardy.
Scaramanga said a props buyer who had sourced items for 2015 movie Pan from it called owner Carl Morenikeji in December 2016 looking for a period suitcase urgently.
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