Born in 1932, French composer Michel Legrand moved swiftly into film and television and attained celebrity by his early...
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2010
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Relive the funniest moments from The Jerry Lewis Show with this collection of highlights from episodes not seen since they...
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2009
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When a baby elephant named Kayla becomes separated from her family, Curious George and The Man with the Yellow Hat set out...
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2009
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Comedy icon Jerry Lewis revisits one of his most famous film characters in this belated, animated sequel to the beloved 1963...
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Julius Kelp
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2008
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This documentary takes a look at the life and career of legendary jazz man William "Count" Basie, a pianist, composer, and...
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2008
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Overweight scientific genius Sherman Klump and his extended family are back in this sequel to the 1996 comedy smash The Nutty...
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Executive Producer
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2000
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A retrospective of the acclaimed NBC variety series The Andy Williams Show. The show ran from 1962-1971, winning three Emmy...
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1999
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Executive Producer
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1996
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Tommy Fawkes (Oliver Platt) is a struggling stand-up comedian who has tried for years to get out from under the shadow of his...
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George Fawkes
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1995
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Leo Sweetie
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1993
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Jerry Lewis guest stars as "the nutty billionaire," aka Freddy Stadler, who wants Paul (Paul Reiser) to make a film about his...
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1993
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Comedian Billy Crystal made his directorial debut with this biography of fictional comedian Buddy Young Jr. (portrayed by...
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1992
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This documentary covers the life of Jerry Lewis. From his early days to his movie days with Dean Martin. it is all seen here....
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1990
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Each installment of An Evening With presents a performer, band, group, or other public figure in a setting aimed to please...
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1990
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1989
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See bloopers that would not make it past the network censors. Star Trek, Gunsmoke, Laugh-In, Peyton Place, Happy Days, The...
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1989
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Sportswriter Frank Deford wrote the screenplay to this romantic melodrama about a washed-up baseball pitcher and a...
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1987
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In his TV-movie debut, Jerry Lewis plays Dr. Abrams, an Ohio optometrist, whose beloved 6-year-old daughter...
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1987
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1986
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These are the funniest pieces taken from one of the all-time funny TV men, Steve Allen. These takes from his hit The Steve...
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1986
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1985
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One of a series of volumes containing tapes of live performances as seen on the fab British rock 'n roll TV show so popular...
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1985
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1984
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1984
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Jerry Lewis reprises his previous movie persona, this time as Warren Nefron, a man unable to successfully kill himself, while...
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Director, Screenwriter, Warren Nefron/Dr. Perks
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1983
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Martin Scorsese's satirical comedy/drama caustically explores the lengths to which a nobody will go to be as famous as his...
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Jerry Langford
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1983
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Host
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1983
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In a comedy that is dead-in-the-water, a disconnected series of events serves as a framework for Jerry Lewis to put on his...
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Jerry Logan
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1983
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Caleb Swain,Wilbur Swain
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1982
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The genuine love felt by the people of France for American comedian Jerry Lewis has become something of a topic for...
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1982
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Jerry Lewis' first film in a decade stars the comedian as Bo Hooper, an unemployed circus clown who cannot hold down a job. ~...
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Director, Screenwriter, Bo Hooper
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1981
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This video is a highlights compilation taken from the lovable Little Rascals episodes. It's narrated by Jerry Lewis. ~ Rovi...
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1981
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Rat-pack pals Sammy Davis Jr. and Peter Lawford reprise their roles of Charlie Salt and Chris Pepper, respectively, in this...
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Director
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1970
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Brendan (Jerry Lewis) is an eccentric multimillionaire who is rejected for military service in this misfired comedy. Eager to...
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Director, Producer, Brendan
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1970
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This comedy begins when Peter Ingersoll (Jerry Lewis) hears from Dr. Carter (Peter Lawford) that he has only a few months to...
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Producer, Peter Ingersoll
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1969
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Humorist Max Wilk scripted this listless film version of his book of the same name. Jerry Lewis plays George Lester, an...
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George Lester
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1968
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Jerry Lewis is aptly cast as The Big Mouth in this production (he also served as producer, director and cowriter). As bad...
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Director, Producer, Screenwriter, Gerald Clamson
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1967
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Jerry Lewis hosted this prime-time variety show that ran for two seasons. Lewis played his movie characters in sketches, and...
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Host
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1967
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Artist Christopher Pride (Jerry Lewis) has just been commissioned to work in Paris. Wanting to kill two birds with one stone,...
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Director, Producer, Warren
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1966
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Comical chaos erupts when milquetoast astronaut Peter Mattemore (Jerry Lewis) and his bride-of-convenience and fellow...
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Peter Mattemore
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1966
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As if one Jerry Lewis wasn't enough, The Family Jewels offers no fewer than seven Jerrys. Fans of Lewis will like the film....
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Director, Producer, Screenwriter, Bugs Peyton,Capt. Eddie Peyton,Everett Peyton,James Peyton,Julius Peyton,Skylock Peyton,Willard Woodward
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1965
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Robert Reed
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1965
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In this candid and extremely revealing interview, originally broadcast on television, pundit David Susskind) sits down for a...
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1965
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In this comedy classic, Jerry Lewis plays Jerome Littlefield, an orderly in a mental hospital in this slapstick situation...
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Producer, Jerome Littlefield
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1964
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Toward the end of Jerry Lewis's Paramount studio period, Lewis slapped together this bitter comedy about Hollywood phoniness...
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Director, Screenwriter, Stanley Belt
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1964
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With this all-star Cinerama epic, producer/director Stanley Kramer vowed to make "the comedy that would end all comedies."...
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1963
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1963
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This frantic comedy finds Raymond (Jerry Lewis) working in a department store. Mr. Tuttle (John McGiver) is the watchful...
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Raymond Philler
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1963
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Professor Julius F. Kelp (Jerry Lewis) is an addle-brained, absent-minded chemistry instructor always incurring the wrath of...
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Director, Producer, Screenwriter, Prof. Julius Ferris Kelp
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1963
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Jerry Lewis stars in this broad slapstick comedy as Lester March, a TV repairman who dreams of some day being a private...
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Lester March
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1962
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Comedian Jerry Lewis began directing movies in 1960, and this often unkind satire on the nature of American womanhood is one...
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Director, Producer, Screenwriter, Herbert H. Heebert
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1961
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The second of Jerry Lewis' directorial endeavors, The Errand Boy, like its predecessor The Bellboy, is essentially a series...
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Director, Screenwriter, Songwriter, Morty S. Tashman
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1961
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Both director Frank Tashlin and his comic star Jerry Lewis dilute their comic talents to play for the kiddie crowd in this...
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Director, Producer, Fella
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1960
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Jerry Lewis now claims that his film directorial debut came about when his home studio, Paramount, needed a summer-release...
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Director, Producer, Screenwriter, Stanley
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1960
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When a space alien's fascination with Earthlings gets the better of him, he breaks one of his planet's laws and speeds off to...
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Kreton
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1960
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Don't Give Up the Ship stars Jerry Lewis as a navy officer who is whisked away from his honeymoon by a senate investigating...
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John Paul Steckler
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1959
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Originally aired in 1959 as an installment of NBC's Lincoln Mercury Startime, Jerry Lewis' earnest tribute to the landmark...
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Joey Robbins
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1959
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In this comedy, an awkward TV repairman finds himself falling for an actress who doesn't even know he exists and instead...
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Producer, Clayton Poole
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1958
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Jerry Lewis, plays a third-rate USO magician named Gilbert Woolley, working the Far East circuit with his pet rabbit Harry....
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Producer, Gilbert Wooley
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1958
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Bixby
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1957
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Songwriter, Wade Kingsley Jr.,Wade Kingsley Sr.
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1956
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Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis made their last joint film appearance in the girl-filled musical Hollywood or Bust. The thinnish...
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Malcolm Smith
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1956
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Jerry Lewis' first solo effort was also his first headlong plunge into pathos. The Delicate Delinquent stars Jerry as...
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Producer, Sidney Pythias
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1956
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Wilbur Hoolick
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1955
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Bearing very little relation to the 1937 Paramount musical of the same name, Artists and Models is a lavish, girl-filled...
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Eugene Fullstack
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1955
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1955
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According to some eyewitness reports, the feud between Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis was at its peak during the filming of...
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Jerry Hotchkiss
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1954
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Homer Flagg
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1954
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1954
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1953
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Myron Myron Metz
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1953
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Frightening though the prospect may sound, Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis appear in Technicolor and 3-D in the musical comedy...
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Virgil Yokum
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1953
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Martin and Lewis tee each other off on a PGA tour in The Caddy. Harvey Miller (Jerry Lewis) is an expert with his golf club,...
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Harvey Miller, Jr
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1953
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Hap Smith
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1952
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Ted Rogers
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1952
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Melvin Jones
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1951
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Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis' second starring vehicle was the odd mixture of slapstick and sentiment known as That's My Boy....
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"Junior" Jackson
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1951
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Though At War With the Army was the third film appearance of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, it was the team's first starring...
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Pvt. Alvin Corwin
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1950
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The Milkman is a low-key variation of a theme explored in such slapstick festivals as The Fuller Brush Man and...
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1950
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In 1949, Paramount put together a film version of the radio series My Friend Irma. It was assumed that the main attraction...
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Seymour
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1950
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My Friend Irma was supposed to be a straightforward adaptation of the popular radio sitcom of the same name. The film's focus...
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1949
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