Jerry Lewis Dressing Room Interview 1 August 1995 Part 3 of 4
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- Jerry Lewis Dressing Room Interview 1 August 1995 Part 3 of 4. Videographed by Luke Sacher, interviewed by Carole Langer, in his dressing room at the Marquis Theatre, Times Square NYC.
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What a kind, gentle soul who was an impeccable parent…… said no one ever. What a prick
Interviews with legends like Jerry Lewis are the best things on RUclips I'm running out 🤯
lol
This guy had an AMAZING! mind with an INSANE! amount of insight and wisdom, never watched an Interview so honest, revealing or candid, a true MASTERPIECE! full respect to the interview team
Thanks a million!
You’d think he was Gen Patton talking about saving the world from the Nazis. The over-inflated sense of self importance was problematic both for his own happiness and for the people he mistreated. Yes, he was a gifted artist but the over-inflated egos of most celebrities, enabled by sycophantic fans, employees, hangers-on and journalists, are unhealthy for all concerned. To be clear, it’s not the content so much as the attitude that’s problematic. If he had conveyed the same content without the obnoxious arrogance it would have been better for him as well as those around him.
Are you a QAnon ? I see these types of comments and they radiate that resentment.
Learn to love yrself and don't become a Cult member of so called ' Truthers'.
i respect him for listening to the interviewer and wait for her to finish speaking before he answered. He talks about respect and he gives it.
jessie james Thanks, jessie- Carole Langer and I had a perfectly wonderful time during the 18 months that we worked to produce his A&E Biography from 1995 to 96. Jerry simply handed us the keys to his archive and left us alone to do our jobs... the result was a nomination for the last Cable Ace Award before cable networks were admitted to the Emmys... :)
Here's a link to it- we cannot upload it ourselves due to contract obligations:
ruclips.net/video/1VA13r1-MVM/видео.html
Warmest Regards,
Luke Sacher (videographer/editor/writer of Jerry's bio)
Praeses & Soapbox Productions Inc.
thanks for uploading !
jessie james Most welcome- and thanks right back to YOU for tuning in. As Jerry loves to say, "If you make a picture and no one goes to see it, no matter how good it is, it doesn't mean a damn thing." :)
so right what he said ...because as jerry quoted his father as saying"Youre nothing without them (the fans who came to watch him perform)
The toughest audiences to satisfy were the Yentas of the old Borscht Belt- Mel Brooks, Red Buttons, Buddy Hackett, Jack Carter, Pat Cooper... they all sharpened their craft at hotels like Brown's and Grossinger's. Mel Brooks would do a routine called "The Man of a thousand faces", and when his act was done, the old ladies would yell at him, "Hey! You said 1000 faces- that was only 96!"
he give his precious time....Jerry Lewis for the record.....he gave him willingly
Regarding the comments at 4:20, I don't really know why but in movie theaters I always stay to watch the full credits roll. I somehow feel the technical crew deserve at least to be recognized in this small way!
I guess the reason a lot of people criticize Jerry and his outspokenness is that he was before the age of political correctness and he never conformed to it as he grew older. He said what he thought at the time. I love his honesty. It does not mean I always agree with what he is saying in these interviews. I cringe sometimes; but he is honest and believes what he says. I would rather listen to him than some politically correct hypocrite lying through his teeth.
Mary Cage, the truth is that some Americans are very judgmental, love gossip, and fear and hate people who are different, real, and upfront! It is sad, but true :( they are more comfortable with lies and deception! Will never understand why!
@@puppydog12000 I agree with you! It is true! Being upfront while respecting other people's point of view is fundamental! Being upfront does not mean being rude or cruel. I meant that often people are ready to judge others based on a superficial assessment of the other. I worked in the mental field enough to know that people have defense mechanisms developed because of personal traumatic experiences. Employing empathy in our everyday life and interactions with people would do so much good to this world. That's all..
The man was insane. Dean Martin couldn't deal with him and left him. Jack Benny, who by all accounts treated everyone nicely, also would hated Lewis. So did Bing Crosby.
I wish that she would shorten her questions. They're longer than the answers.
It's not a talk show interview. We shot this interview for a documentary program.
Did the interruptions to his train make it difficult to edit for your documentary? There seemed to be quite a few times this happened. Or was this the strategy?
This interview should be turned into a movie of his life and story of old show business
yes! Martin Scorsese on Jerry Lewis: 'It was like watching a virtuoso pianist at the keyboard'
He was the anarchic funnyman who went from comedies with Dean Martin to inspired cinematic brilliance with The Nutty Professor. Martin Scorsese pays tribute to his King of Comedy star
The Not-So-Nutty Professor
In addition to his varied entertainment, philanthropic and family responsibilities, Jerry has also served as an adjunct professor at the University of Southern California, where he taught a graduate course in film direction. The Total Film Maker, a book based on recordings of 480 hours of his classroom lectures, was published by Random House in 1971. And since the book hit the stands, it became mandatory reading in every university and film school in the United States, as well as Continental Europe. The Films of Jerry Lewis book is one of the most comprehensive studies of one man’s body of work in the motion picture industry.
The “Real” Jerry Lewis
Behind the pratfalls, the jokes and the public persona, Jerry Lewis is a devoted family man who always carries snapshots of his family in his pockets for luck. The entertainer has a daughter, Danielle, born in 1992, in addition to five sons - Gary, Ron, Scott, Chris and Anthony - and several grandchildren and one great-granddaughter.
A frequent MDA Telethon highlight is a performance by Jerry's number-one son and his band -- Gary Lewis and the Playboys -- and the Telethon cameras regularly catch Sam and Danielle sitting in their customary front row seats. It’s also no coincidence that the official Jerry Lewis Web site, www.jerrylewiscomedy.com, is hosted by Jerry’s son, Chris.
Jerry is famous for his love of children, and the immense popularity he enjoys among them is hardly surprising. “I get paid for doing what children are punished for,” he reasons. “In doing this, I can help them get rid of their hostility quotient.” Or, as one 14-year-old fan put it: “Jerry is just a nice big kid who makes us laugh. Kids love him because he’s really one of us.”
Jerry summed it up himself when he said - in response to the countless well-wishers who wrote to commemorate his 76th birthday in March 2002: “76? You got the birth date right, but the age is wrong! I’m only 9 … remember? Always have been, always will be.”
The motto that best expresses Jerry’s ongoing love affair with humanity is this: “I shall pass through this world but once. Any good, therefore, that I can do or any kindness that I can show to any human being, let me do it now. Let me not defer nor neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again.”
---
Humanitarian Awards
“Jerry Lewis is a man for all seasons, all people and all times. His name has, in the hearts of millions, become synonymous with peace, love, and brotherhood.” The late Secretary of Defense Les Aspin, then a congressman from Wisconsin, penned those words in 1977 in the conclusion of his nomination of Jerry for the Nobel Peace Prize. Never in the history of show business has an entertainer been so honored.
In 1984, the government of France officially recognized that country's legendary admiration of Jerry Lewis by giving him its two most distinguished awards. First, Lewis was made a Commander in the Order of Arts and Letters, and was extolled by French Minister of Culture Jack Lang for his “human qualities and generosity. You are a child’s friend, and a model for adults.” Later that same year, Jerry was inducted into the Legion of Honor by the decree of President Francois Mitterand. Legion membership honors individuals whose accomplishments demonstrate extraordinary public service.
Back in the United States, on June 8, 1985, the Defense Department presented Jerry with its highest civilian award - the Medal for Distinguished Public Service. The citation that accompanies the engraved gold medal reads, in part: “His service has had a profound effect on the youth of our country, on men and women in uniform today and their children, and on those children who shall one day serve our country in its defense.”
In 1956, Lewis began hosting an annual Labor Day Telethon for the Muscular Dystrophy Association, a role which he held for over 40 years. In 1977, he became the only comic ever nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize and in 1985, he received a United States Department of Defense Medal for Distinguished Public Service. In March 2006, the French Minister of Culture awarded Lewis the ‘Legion of Honor.’ Lewis received the National Association of Broadcaster's Distinguished Service Award in April 2015.
Lewis was a life-long philanthropist, and raised over $2 billion for his Muscular Dystrophy Association's Charity, Jerry's Kids. He was honored by not just one, but two stars on the Hollywood.
In December 1996, the American Medical Association presented its Lifetime Achievement Awards to Jerry and MDA “for significant and lasting contributions to the health and welfare of humanity.” Jerry was honored for his decades of dedication to MDA, becoming only the fifth person in AMA history to receive this award.
As National Chairman of MDA, Jerry has devoted two-thirds of his lifetime to the effort to eradicate neuromuscular diseases. His unflagging, year-round work for this cause has endeared him to millions. Under Jerry’s leadership, the Association has been - and will continue to be - the recognized leader in the worldwide fight against these diseases.
Legendary Entertainer
One of the most successful performers in show business - with worldwide box office gross receipts of his films in excess of $800 million - Jerry Lewis has received global acclaim for his unique ability and style with both comedy and drama. Best known for his comedic genius, he's considered among the elite in the history of comedy. He has an exceptional feel for comic timing and possesses all the other unique qualities of a great clown. Critic Harriet Van Horne described Jerry’s screen persona as “a sort of witless genius,” while Hollywood director Leo McCarey called Lewis “the Pied Piper of the business, the heir to the mantle of Charlie Chaplin and Harold Lloyd.”
In 1991, Jerry received two impressive honors as the show business industry recognized his lifetime of achievement. On January 13, he received the Comic Life Achievement Award during cable television’s annual ACE Awards. The National Association of Broadcasters paid tribute to Jerry by inducting him into the Broadcast Hall of Fame on April 17.
Jerry was inducted into the International Humor Hall of Fame in 1992. And on February 22, 1998, Jerry received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Comedy Hall of Fame.
In 1999, legendary film director Martin Scorsese presented Jerry Lewis with a career Golden Lion award at the Venice International Film Festival. Lewis was honored as “an extraordinary example of the total filmmaker: scriptwriter, director and protagonist of his films, therefore fully responsible for his work.”
He kept giving and giving and giving to us. He loved so much. We are so grateful to him and his life.
Yes I agree and a awesome actor was so hilarious
I hate it , when the interviewer will not stop talking.
Incredible interview. This is the Jerry Martin Short channeled in the 80s. A great mind and funny even when he's serious.
"If your not going to come back here, when I go on my ass, Stay Away during the victory dinner, I don't need you when I've scored and do so great I need you when I've been on my ass and your never here..."
Ain't he great? Thanks for tuning in.
grand
Fascinating to get a peek inside this guy's mind, bravo to the interviewer.
JERRY I JUST WATCHED PERRY MASON THE SHOWS ARE ON I THOUGHT HOW MUCH BETTER WITH YOU IN ANY OF THE SHOWS AND DEAN AMERICA LOVES YOU AND DONT FORGET IT!!!
Is that an evil Nun watching in the background?!!?
LOL! Yes! And she has a Star of David on the white band of her habit.
I’ve always thought it was Martin Short in a nun costume.
Fascinating stuff.
I wish I knew half the things he knows whet I get older. I suppose all that knowledge is made of time, tears and suffering, but anyway, nice luggage.
Thank you again and again, Maria, for all of your kind words!
Blublu Entre amigas He reminds me so much of my grandfather. Such remarkable wisdom.
Jerry Lewis I watched your show you are too hard on yourself when people saw you they all clapped and smiles on everyones face do not give up America loves you and people love you and Dean are a match so great people will never forget you god bless!!!!!
He's so interesting to me. Maniacal ego yet really capable of profound kindness. Takes "know it all" to a new level but he actually did kind of know it all.
The guy hooked a video camera to the viewfinder on the 35 mm movie camera so that they could play back the scenes that they just shot (He was directing AND Starring). It's used on literally EVERY film since then up to today and is called "Video Assist". Talk about necessity being the Mother of invention...This is a great example of how that works.
Martin Scorsese on Jerry Lewis: 'It was like watching a virtuoso pianist at the keyboard'
He was the anarchic funnyman who went from comedies with Dean Martin to inspired cinematic brilliance with The Nutty Professor. Martin Scorsese pays tribute to his King of Comedy star
The Not-So-Nutty Professor
In addition to his varied entertainment, philanthropic and family responsibilities, Jerry has also served as an adjunct professor at the University of Southern California, where he taught a graduate course in film direction. The Total Film Maker, a book based on recordings of 480 hours of his classroom lectures, was published by Random House in 1971. And since the book hit the stands, it became mandatory reading in every university and film school in the United States, as well as Continental Europe. The Films of Jerry Lewis book is one of the most comprehensive studies of one man’s body of work in the motion picture industry.
The “Real” Jerry Lewis
Behind the pratfalls, the jokes and the public persona, Jerry Lewis is a devoted family man who always carries snapshots of his family in his pockets for luck. The entertainer has a daughter, Danielle, born in 1992, in addition to five sons - Gary, Ron, Scott, Chris and Anthony - and several grandchildren and one great-granddaughter.
A frequent MDA Telethon highlight is a performance by Jerry's number-one son and his band -- Gary Lewis and the Playboys -- and the Telethon cameras regularly catch Sam and Danielle sitting in their customary front row seats. It’s also no coincidence that the official Jerry Lewis Web site, www.jerrylewiscomedy.com, is hosted by Jerry’s son, Chris.
Jerry is famous for his love of children, and the immense popularity he enjoys among them is hardly surprising. “I get paid for doing what children are punished for,” he reasons. “In doing this, I can help them get rid of their hostility quotient.” Or, as one 14-year-old fan put it: “Jerry is just a nice big kid who makes us laugh. Kids love him because he’s really one of us.”
Jerry summed it up himself when he said - in response to the countless well-wishers who wrote to commemorate his 76th birthday in March 2002: “76? You got the birth date right, but the age is wrong! I’m only 9 … remember? Always have been, always will be.”
The motto that best expresses Jerry’s ongoing love affair with humanity is this: “I shall pass through this world but once. Any good, therefore, that I can do or any kindness that I can show to any human being, let me do it now. Let me not defer nor neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again.”
---
Humanitarian Awards
“Jerry Lewis is a man for all seasons, all people and all times. His name has, in the hearts of millions, become synonymous with peace, love, and brotherhood.” The late Secretary of Defense Les Aspin, then a congressman from Wisconsin, penned those words in 1977 in the conclusion of his nomination of Jerry for the Nobel Peace Prize. Never in the history of show business has an entertainer been so honored.
In 1984, the government of France officially recognized that country's legendary admiration of Jerry Lewis by giving him its two most distinguished awards. First, Lewis was made a Commander in the Order of Arts and Letters, and was extolled by French Minister of Culture Jack Lang for his “human qualities and generosity. You are a child’s friend, and a model for adults.” Later that same year, Jerry was inducted into the Legion of Honor by the decree of President Francois Mitterand. Legion membership honors individuals whose accomplishments demonstrate extraordinary public service.
Back in the United States, on June 8, 1985, the Defense Department presented Jerry with its highest civilian award - the Medal for Distinguished Public Service. The citation that accompanies the engraved gold medal reads, in part: “His service has had a profound effect on the youth of our country, on men and women in uniform today and their children, and on those children who shall one day serve our country in its defense.”
In 1956, Lewis began hosting an annual Labor Day Telethon for the Muscular Dystrophy Association, a role which he held for over 40 years. In 1977, he became the only comic ever nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize and in 1985, he received a United States Department of Defense Medal for Distinguished Public Service. In March 2006, the French Minister of Culture awarded Lewis the ‘Legion of Honor.’ Lewis received the National Association of Broadcaster's Distinguished Service Award in April 2015.
Lewis was a life-long philanthropist, and raised over $2 billion for his Muscular Dystrophy Association's Charity, Jerry's Kids. He was honored by not just one, but two stars on the Hollywood.
In December 1996, the American Medical Association presented its Lifetime Achievement Awards to Jerry and MDA “for significant and lasting contributions to the health and welfare of humanity.” Jerry was honored for his decades of dedication to MDA, becoming only the fifth person in AMA history to receive this award.
As National Chairman of MDA, Jerry has devoted two-thirds of his lifetime to the effort to eradicate neuromuscular diseases. His unflagging, year-round work for this cause has endeared him to millions. Under Jerry’s leadership, the Association has been - and will continue to be - the recognized leader in the worldwide fight against these diseases.
Legendary Entertainer
One of the most successful performers in show business - with worldwide box office gross receipts of his films in excess of $800 million - Jerry Lewis has received global acclaim for his unique ability and style with both comedy and drama. Best known for his comedic genius, he's considered among the elite in the history of comedy. He has an exceptional feel for comic timing and possesses all the other unique qualities of a great clown. Critic Harriet Van Horne described Jerry’s screen persona as “a sort of witless genius,” while Hollywood director Leo McCarey called Lewis “the Pied Piper of the business, the heir to the mantle of Charlie Chaplin and Harold Lloyd.”
In 1991, Jerry received two impressive honors as the show business industry recognized his lifetime of achievement. On January 13, he received the Comic Life Achievement Award during cable television’s annual ACE Awards. The National Association of Broadcasters paid tribute to Jerry by inducting him into the Broadcast Hall of Fame on April 17.
Jerry was inducted into the International Humor Hall of Fame in 1992. And on February 22, 1998, Jerry received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Comedy Hall of Fame.
In 1999, legendary film director Martin Scorsese presented Jerry Lewis with a career Golden Lion award at the Venice International Film Festival. Lewis was honored as “an extraordinary example of the total filmmaker: scriptwriter, director and protagonist of his films, therefore fully responsible for his work.”
He kept giving and giving and giving to us. He loved so much. We are so grateful to him and his life.
totally agree
@@pamelahawley4844 "Jerry is famous for the love of his children" lol ... "devored" this disinformation and propaganda is now known to be absolute bullshit. It's the 21st century. Canned PR releases like that no longer fly
A great interview with Jerry Lewis.And Jerry Lewis a awesome actor and a comedian.May Jerry Lewis,RIP💐
Finally an interviewer who treated him with the respect he has earned.
Also known as "brown-nosing". A sycophant interviewing a psychotic.
Ha! So you've come to check out Jerry Lewis? Lucky you. Memorize what he has to say at 18:20 to 19:05 and 19:16 to 19:40.
What did he say?
That gum sounds good.
FOR THE GOOD TIMES!!!!!!
many of todays celebs and wannabes can learn a lot from what he is saying here..! like the way his brain works...
18:00 "the loneliness is borderline suicide ... and only in New York"
+redshiftexperiment Being a native New Yorker, I can attest to the veracity of Jerry's observation!
Thanks for tuning in.
Luke Sacher (shooter of this interview)
Is it just me or did he seem kind of irritated?
Still love listening to him talk.
Kassandra Dea Hard for him to talk about dean
His attitude is something that was frequently remarked upon, even to the point of calling him "an egomaniac". I grew up in NY and I think all the rattling lozenge sucking was a sign that he had a sore throat. So he might have also been feeling unwell. It just surprises me that he wasn't objective enough to understand how much it would adversely effect the recording. It may be that this interview was not intended for broadcast. Perhaps this was the format upon which the content of written articles were drawn.
@@HappyQuailsLC He still was a horrible person. Look how he treated his kids
He likes interviewer. Irritated? Some videos he goes for the jugular.
Sense of humor like a menstral period LOL
Jerry had many flaws as WE ALL DO! You hypocrites, who among you have the right to judge him? Jerry raised a billion dollars to fight Muscular Dystrophy and worked his tail off to make people laugh. Most of you sociopaths have no clue that there is always a frown behind the clown. See if you can understand what that truly means.
In my humble opinion, he was a genius, a philanthropist, a very good person regardless of the issues with his kids ... he fought against injustice & discrimination and for that alone, he earned my respect ! I will always love him ! RIP Sir !
😍😍😍
What I have noticed with Jerry in any interview.. he listens, he waits for the interviewer to finish the question, then answers.. he shows respect to the interviewer in most cases.
Related to Jimmy Swaggart. Interesting, same way to talk, preach, about things.
Funny about his kids. He didn’t leave them anything in his wii!
He gave each of them a million when he divorced Patti.
Cause he’s a man of reality. They didn’t needed it as he gave them throughout his life.
I have watched several interviews now and it seems to me like every interviewer is walking on eggshells making sure not to say something he may not like or agree with. He never does anything to soften the mood. He had a huge ego and I feel he wanted to portray a super cool character to be as far as away from the fool he played on screen. He always makes sure to put Dean Martin down letting everyone know he was the man that made it all happen. She the interviewer even puts Dean down to put Jerry up to please him...it’s annoying as hell!
@Claudia
selfish, may be....
Idiot certainly not.....
Truth
A long time ago, my orthodontist said he liked Jetty Lewis, until he really began thinking he was funny. Which, I believe, meant that at one time, Jerry Lewis was simply a very funny goofball, a crackup, and that was it.
Then, later on, he began giving people the serious, deep psychology of his life, his humor, why he thought he was so funny, and that just killed the previous experience that people had of just the simple pleasure of enjoying a very funny man.
What a study. Watch Dean riding and communicating with his horses. It’s moving. This says everything about Jerry Lewis to me. The marked difference in the men.
No wonder he was so brilliant in King of Comedy.
She never stops talking
She has an energizer battery installed.
I can't get passed the creepy nun in the mirror. WTF in that???
Uh, excuse me.thats my aunt your talking about.
Like watching the interview with Ritchard Kuklinski...
Jerry does not seem to feel he needs his fans.
He doesn't need their fawning!
I impressed Jerry Lewis respected his father, if you're reading these words Jerry from heaven well said and respected.
Who is the interviewer? She asks all puff questions.
It's my understanding that his family describes him as a monster behind closed doors.
JERRY LEWIS
16 DE MARZO DE 1926
20 DE AGOSTO DE 2017
91 AÑOS
"SWEAT!" Works for anything worth doing.
Yep Jerry Lewis and dean Martin.
A pity we never saw the full potential of Danny Lewis, Jerry's father.
The world did. Jerry had a son's rose-colored glasses when it came to his dad. His father was a marginal lounge act
If everything in your head is out of your father’s head I guess it could hardly be any other way than your father’s thoughts were the best of all time .
Yes I agree and Jerry Lewis a awesome actor
Interesting that, as with Laurel & Hardy, the 'dumb one' of the pair was again the brains behind the scenes.
@00:10 PREACH.
This man talk like a man, like a human being , like a conscient person , this man talk truht whit no bulshit and I thruly beleive him. Rest in peace Mister Jerry alewis
Why does it look like a nun's face on his shoulder, or is it just me,lol.
Might I ask a weird question? What in the world is he eating? Chewy yet swallowable... Whatever they are, he sure likes them! One right after the other!
+John Curcuru AHAHA! I think that they were tiny hard licorice drops... :)
Luke Sacher
(shooter of this interview)
I was about to ask the same question! They look like black licorice. I want some, now!
I think this is after His heart attack, He had to quit smoking so I think He is substituting the candies for cigarettes. Normally He would have been taking deep drags on a cigarettes. Strange how a man who brags how smart He was, didn't know that smoking was bad for Him!
I believe he was trying to quit smoking.
@@soapbxprod "You gonna be that loose?" Love it. The guy was directing his won interview?
The epitome of arrogance.
Pure Genius
Thanks again! :)
Was he ill here? looking down not looking at the interviewer?
Jerry never got over his dislike of Caucasian people
Wow..Jerry has some real love for his Dad. But I don't hear much about his Mom. Maybe it comes later in the interview?
Laura Stone Don't hold your breath! I truly think that he had very little love for his mother- many many issues- I won't presume to know, it would be very stupid of me to suggest anything... :)
+Laura Stone He did not like her very much! ;)
soapbxprod Why was that?
I don't know him or his family , but I don't think that he didn't love his mom. I really believe that as a child , he was always left alone and the love of a mother can't be compared to nothing else in a child's life so he might have resented her for not being very affectionate! However, his need for appreciation, love, and respect made him feel closer to his dad probably because his dad taught him that he could get the love he wanted from a lot of people by learning how to perform for them! He learned a way to feel acknowledged, loved, and respected through acting and performing and he was immensely talented to achieve that! Children need love and affection! It is of paramount importance! :(
@@marym5037 Jerry's birth was tramatic for his mother & him. They both almost did not make it. Jerry a live because of his Grandmother, she scooped him up and saw to it he would live! She also cared for him while his parents were gone most of his young years, working. This is based on other interviews Jerry has given.
I can see why so many people disliked him. The constant pontification is both uninteresting and lost on most of us. Why do we care about the dynamics of a production crew? I'm grateful for the insight, he's being extremely generous with his time and his energy during this interview.
Jerry expands on his celestial omnipotence and munificent compassion while evicerating all the pathetic shmucks who couldn't edit comedy after switching to six pieces of Trident spearmint.
Liquorice Drops
Man you are so poetic.
Sorry Carole Langer....straight
Epitome of narcissisme at it's best
The two women talking about Jerry here lately ,, are they playing make believe??
JERRY LEWIS
16/03/26
20/08/17
Jerry Lewis has had enormous success doing his craft and he seems like an unusually petulant aloof ingrate.
She's boring and he's bored and I'm sure he wanted to tell her thank you and goodbye
Rat patrol
Lip smacking
Oh, yeah he had a lot of love , for his family....hypocrite.
Eat dinner and then do your damn interview.
Jerry would have been very believable in Godfather type movies...he sure was a lousy comedian.