Jerry Lewis steps behind the camera, as well as in front, to construct a successful slapstick comedy known as The Bellboy.As stated in the beginning of the movie, there is no plot. In fact, the closest thing to a story is the hotel and bellboy concept that ties everyth
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Jerry Lewis,
Alex Gerry,
Bob Clayton,
Bill Richmond,
Eddie Shaeffer
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Jerry Lewis now claims that his film directorial debut came about when his home studio, Paramount, needed a summer-release Lewis vehicle in a hurry. Jerry and his entourage headed to the Fountainbleu ... read more
DVD Release Date: October 12, 2004
Stats: 154 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (154)
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March 8, 2007
Very Funny. Jerry on his own in this one without Deano! Very funny and unpredictable comedy unlike todays lousy comedians,(if you wanna call them that)
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January 30, 2007
ha ha ha ha ha! Bet you never thought I would watch something as old as this. Think again, and check out my list titled classics.
Critic Reviews
Jerry at his rawest and most creative. Full Review
In spite of all the French jokes, Jerry Lewis' directorial debut, The Bellboy (1960), is nothing less than a masterpiece. Full Review
The Bellboy is nearly silent, in what could easily be taken as a nod toward French comedy titan Jacques Tati. Full Review
One of Lewis' more successful outings.
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