 With the 1934 short "Roast-Beef and Movies", MGM tried to create its own version of the Three Stooges, with Givot as the Moe Howard-like leader, and Curly Howard – an actual Stooge – in the role normally played by Larry Fine.Givot played supporting roles not only in comedies and musicals, but also in dramas, from his debut in "The Chief" (1933) to the war movie "China Gate" (1957).Givot did star in the 1942 musical "Flying with Music".