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R.I.P. Jerry!
I enjoyed Lewis's movies with Dean Martin.Mr. Lewis knew success in movies, on television, in nightclubs, on the Broadway stage and in the university lecture hall. His career had its ups and downs, but when it was at its zenith there were few stars any bigger. And he got there remarkably quickly.
Barely out of his teens, he shot to fame shortly after World War II with a nightclub act in which the rakish, imperturbable Dean Martin crooned and the skinny, hyperactive Mr. Lewis capered around the stage, a dangerously volatile id to Mr. Martin’s supremely relaxed ego.
After his break with Mr. Martin in 1956, Mr. Lewis went on to a successful solo career, eventually writing, producing and directing many of his own films.
Me too.Astronuc said:Jerry Lewis, Mercurial Comedian and Filmmaker, Dies at 91
http://www.msn.com/en-us/movies/news/jerry-lewis-mercurial-comedian-and-filmmaker-dies-at-91/ar-AAqoPlB
I enjoyed Lewis's movies with Dean Martin.