Jerry Lewis

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My Friend Irma (1949): Dir. George Marshall
Feat. Jerry Lewis, Dean Martin; Clown–prince Jerry Lewis first teamed with Dean Martin in this airheaded comedy based on a hit CBS radio–show.
At War With The Enemy (1950): Dir. Hal Walker
Feat. Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis; After stealing the show in MY FRIEND IRMA, the duo of Martin and Lewis took centre stage here for the first time, enveloped in the potential madness…
At War with the Army (1950): Dir. Hal Walker
Feat. Jerry Lewis, Dean Martin; The first of many films Martin and Lewis made together, here the duo go from one mishap to another in an army training camp in World War II.
My Friend Irma Goes West (1950): Dir. Hal Walker
Feat. John Lund, Marie Wilson, Diana Lynn…; Comedy sequel to MY FRIEND IRMA, based on the popular 1940's radio show of the same name. One of the early outings of comedy duo Dean Martin and…
Stooge, The (1951): Dir. Norman Taurog
Feat. Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis, Polly Bergen; Comedy set in the world of 1930's vaudeville, where an egotistical but struggling Broadway performer (Dean Martin) finds success when he hires a…
Jumping Jacks (1952): Dir. Norman Taurog
Feat. Jerry Lewis, Dean Martin; The comic duo of Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin make an unlikely pair of paratroopers.
Scared Stiff (1952): Dir. George Marshall
Feat. Jerry Lewis, Dean Martin; Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin make a ‘spooktacle’ of themselves in this version of Paul Dickey and Charles Goddard’s Broadway hit.
Caddy, The (1953): Dir. Norman Taurog
Feat. Jerry Lewis, Dean Martin; Golf comedy from the Jerry Lewis/Dean Martin stable. Lewis caddies, Martin sings ‘That’s Amore’.
Money From Home (1953): Dir. George Marshall
Feat. Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis, Robert Strauss…; Another outrageous Dean Martin / Jerry Lewis buddy comedy, with Martin playing a con–artist with a gambling debt who enlists his zany cousin…
Living It Up (1954): Dir. Norman Taurog
Feat. Jerry Lewis, Dean Martin, Janet Leigh…; One of the funnier Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis comedies of the 17 they made together. Jerry Lewis plays a stationmaster from provincial New Mexico…
Artists and Models (1955): Dir. Frank Tashlin
Feat. Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis, Shirley Maclaine…; Bubbly, brain–addled comedy with comic–artist Dean Martin getting his ideas from roommate Jerry Lewis’ wild nocturnal mutterings. Rated…
Hollywood or Bust (1956): Dir. Frank Tashlin
Feat. Jerry Lewis, Dean Martin; Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin try to crash the Hollywood lifestyle, in frenzied style.
Pardners (1956): Dir. Norman Taurog
Feat. Jerry Lewis, Dean Martin, Agnes Moorehead; Comic–partners Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis saddle–up for a jaunt in the Old West.
Delicate Delinquent, The (1957): Dir. Don McGuire
Feat. Jerry Lewis, Darren McGavin, Martha Hyer…; Comedian Lewis plays a janitor who is mistakenly picked–up by police as a juvenile delinquent and forced into the police training himself. This…
Sad Sack, The (1957): Dir. George Marshall
Feat. Jerry Lewis, David Wayne, Phyllis Kirk…; A charming adaptation of the beloved comic strip by George Baker, with Jerry Lewis playing a hopeless soldier whose planned six weeks weeks of…
Geisha Boy (1958): Dir. Frank Tashlin
Feat. Jerry Lewis; Jerry Lewis plays a clumsy stage–magician touring Japan who leaves multiple havoc in his wake.
Rock-A-Bye-Baby (1958): Dir. Frank Tashlin
Feat. Jerry Lewis, Marilyn Maxwell; A stooging Jerry Lewis must babysit the triplets of starlet Marilyn Maxwell, who wants to keep them a secret from her public.
Don't Give Up the Ship (1959): Dir. Norman Taurog
Feat. Jerry Lewis, Dina Merrill; Comedy with Jerry Lewis playing a Junior Navy Officer whose ship mysteriously goes missing years after WWII, and he is called upon to find it right…
Bellboy, The (1960): Dir. Jerry Lewis
Feat. Jerry Lewis, Alex Gerry; A quickly–made diversion for director/star Lewis that became a major hit. The comic piles on the on 'spastic' routines as the…
Cinderfella (1960): Dir. Frank Tashlin
Feat. Jerry Lewis, Ed Wynn, Dame Judith Anderson…; Many years before SHREK, there was this comical parody on the world of fairy–tales, with ace comic Lewis playing a male version of the…
Ladies Man, The (1961): Dir. Jerry Lewis
Feat. Jerry Lewis, George Raft; A handyman at an academy for aspiring actresses, Jerry Lewis must grapple with a vast, split–level set in one of his best comedies.
Errand Boy, The (1961): Dir. Jerry Lewis
Feat. Jerry Lewis, Brian Donlevy, Howard McNear…; Lewis plays his perennial bumbler, here recruited as an oddjob man on a Hollywood Studio lot who must also spy on employee activities. Contains some…
It's Only Money (1962): Dir. Frank Tashlin
Feat. Jerry Lewis, Zachary Scott; Comedy with Jerry Lewis playing a hapless TV repairman who aspires to be a private detective, but ends up getting confused for the man he is trying…
Nutty Professor, The (1963): Dir. Jerry Lewis
Feat. Jerry Lewis, Stella Stevens; Jerry Lewis' most hilarious, certainly most personal work uses the Jekyll–and–Hyde device to exploit his comic genius as both awkward…
Who's Minding the Store? (1963): Dir. Frank Tashlin
Feat. Jerry Lewis, Jill St. John, Agnes Moorehead; Energetic rom–com with Jerry Lewis playing a clumsy and socially inept dog–walker who is engaged to the heiress of a department store…
Disorderly Orderly, The (1964): Dir. Frank Tashlin
Feat. Jerry Lewis; Jerry Lewis creates comic havoc in a hospital as an inept and over–sympathetic orderly. Mixed bag of wild slapstick and mushy pathos.
Patsy, The (1964): Dir. Jerry Lewis
Feat. Jerry Lewis, John Carradine, Nancy Kulp…; The retinue of a recently–deceased celebrity connive to groom his bellhop to impersonate him and thus continue the gravy train. Of course with…
Boeing, Boeing (1965): Dir. John Rich
Feat. Tony Curtis, Jerry Lewis, Thelma Ritter; Comedy with Tony Curtis playing a philanderer who is secretly engaged to three different air stewardesses, and Jerry Lewis as the surprise house…
Family Jewels, The (1965): Dir. Jerry Lewis
Feat. Jerry Lewis, Sebastian Cabot, Jay Adler…; Jerry Lewis directs while mugging his way through no less than seven roles, six of whom who are the uncles of a 10–year–old heiress who…
Dick Cavett Show, The - Comic Legends (1971-1974): Feat. Woody Allen, Mel Brooks, Bill Cosby…; Talk–show series hosted by Johnny Carson apprentice Dick Cavett, whose penchant for comic artists brought about a number of legendary…

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