RIP, Nutty Professor....
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Jerry Lewis Died Today
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Mister Silver
Faith's Nightmare
I cannot recall having seen anything in which he starred, but ninety one years is a good long time to have lived.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Man, the rat pack......
I hear him singing with Dean Martin now.
I hear him singing with Dean Martin now.
The Holy Bottom Burp
Active Member
As a kid I thought he was hilarious, I avidly watched his films. Some say (probably with some truth) that Jim Carey ripped off his act, but generally speaking I like Jim Carey as well. Zany and slapstick? Yes? Sophisticated? No. Still, I've a lot of affection for the zany and the slapstick, it makes us laugh, and Jerry Lewis was a brilliant talent in that respect. I remember him with a lot of warmth.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Not to mention his passion and commitment to charity. Particularly the MD Foundation.
George Burns is still in the lead.
Mister Silver
Faith's Nightmare
He's dead, too, right? I don't understand your comment.
He sure was a presence in my youth. I enjoyed his participation in "Wiseguy" as well.
George Burns is a comedian famed for his longevity (and humor too).
I never connected with his style of humor, never worked out what the fuss was about, was always more inclined to grimace than to laugh.
But he was indeed iconic, and the French loved him too.