The once popular radio series about two girls, amiably transferred to the screen. The film that launched Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis. Irma: Marie Wilson. Jane: Diana Lynn. Al: John Lund.

Bill Kenwright looks back at the comedy partnership of Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis. Between 1946 and 1956 they were a worldwide sensation on film, TV, radio, and as live performers. But things were ...

Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis on a weird island inhabited by zombies. Lizabeth Scott, Carmen Miranda. Rosie: Dorothy Malone. Plenty of broad slapstick with good song-and-dance numbers. George ...

Funnyman Jerry Lewis’ infamously ... By the time he mounted the film, Lewis was years removed from both his star-making partnership with the singer Dean Martin and his successful follow-up ...

From Darkness to Light,' a new documentary, shines light on Jerry Lewis' doomed Holocaust comedy, 'The Day the Clown Cried.' ...

JTA — In 1993 the film critic Shawn Levy was working on a biography of Jerry ... the film, Lewis was years removed from both his star-making partnership with the singer Dean Martin and his ...

The film's main cast, through archive footage and new interviews, features Jerry Lewis, Martin Scorsese, Harry Shearer, Sarah ...

Get to know Dean Martin ... duo with Jerry Lewis, left his mark on the world of television with The Dean Martin Show, recorded countless hits and starred in more than 50 movies throughout ...

Lewis shot The Day the Clown Cried in France and Sweden in 1972 The death of US comedy legend Jerry Lewis has prompted ... world for his partnership with Dean Martin, his fund-raising for muscular ...

Jerry Lewis Left All Six Children from His First Marriage Out of His Will Inside Jerry Lewis' Final Years: 'It Was Hard to See Somebody You Love Start Breaking Down' Jerry Lewis Died of Cardiac ...

Entertainer Jerry Lewis ... Dean Martin in the late 1940s, acting the goofy sidekick to Martin's suave persona. Over the next 10 years they appeared in nightclubs, on television and in movies ...

The film’s main cast, through archive footage and new interviews, features Jerry Lewis, Martin Scorsese, Harry Shearer, Sarah Silverman and Mel Brooks. Related Stories News 'The Day The Clown ...