Like his pal Sammy Davis Jr., Jerry Lewis was to the stage born, the son of borscht-belt comics whose act he appeared in during his youth. Born March 16, 1926, in Newark, N.J., Lewis was a struggling entertainer when he met handsome crooner Dean Martin.With Martin playing the laid-back straight man and Lewis the overamped fool, the pair embarked on a 10-year partnership (1946-1956) that made them stars and resulted in a string of hit movies, including My Friend Irma (1949) and Artists and Models (1955). On his own, Lewis also moved into the director's chair on films such as The Bellboy (1960), The Ladies Man (1961) and The Nutty Professor (1963).
Out of vogue and too old to play the childlike roles he was known for, Lewis made few films during the 1970s. But in 1983, he received some of the best reviews of his career for his performance in director Martin Scorsese's The King of Comedy.
AddCinderfellaFowler (Jerry Lewis) is a simple guy who's saddled with the unpleasant task of taking care of his stepmother and egotistic stepbrothers, Maximilian and Rupert, in this updated twist on the classic Cinderella tale. Disappointed that he's been left at home while the others attend the big ball,... Read More
AddThe Nutty ProfessorKlutzy, milquetoast chemistry teacher Julius Kelp (Jerry Lewis) goes into a spin over fetching coed Stella Purdy (Stella Stevens) but lacks the chutzpah to try to win her heart. That changes, though, when the absent-minded professor concocts a chemical cocktail that turns him into slick chick-magnet... Read More
AddThe Disorderly OrderlyMental hospital orderly Jerome Littlefield (Jerry Lewis) drives co-workers and superiors crazy with his slapstick shtick in this classic, which showcases Lewis in top-notch screwball form. Jerome mimics the symptoms of various patients, causing the head of the sanitarium (Glenda Farrell) to consider... Read More
AddThe BellboyJerry Lewis makes his directorial debut and also stars as Stanley, a bumbling, clumsy bellboy at the Fountainbleu Hotel. Stanley does his job without saying a word to anyone, but bad luck seems to follow him everywhere as one thing after another goes wrong around him. Through his classic slapstick... Read More
AddThe Ladies ManDown on his luck, Herbert Heebert (Jerry Lewis) is looking for purpose after a failed romance. He also needs a job. While pounding the pavement, Herbert stumbles upon an extravagant mansion filled with women of every variety. Mansion manager Mrs. Helen Welenmelon (Helen Traubel) hires Herbert as a... Read More
| Add | PG | ||
| Add | The Great Crooners (2008) | NR | |
| Add | NR | ||
| Add All | TV-14 | ||
| Add | NR | ||
| Add All | NR | ||
| Add | NR | ||
| Add | Blushing Bloopers (2002) | NR | |
| Add | NR | ||
| Save All | NR | ||
| Save | NR | ||
| Add | 100 Years of Comedy (1997) | NR | |
| Add | Funny Bones (1995) | R | |
| Save | NR | ||
| Add All | NR | ||
| Add | The King of Comedy (1983) | PG | |
| Add All | NR | ||
| Add All | NR | ||
| Add All | NR | ||
| Add | One More Time (1970) | PG | |
| Add All | NR | ||
| Add All | NR | ||
| Add | G | ||
| Add | NR | ||
| Save All | NR | ||
| Add | The Family Jewels (1965) | NR | |
| Add | The Disorderly Orderly (1964) | NR | |
| Add | The Patsy (1964) | NR | |
| Add | The Nutty Professor (1963) | UR | |
| Add | The Ladies Man (1961) | NR | |
| Add | The Errand Boy (1961) | NR | |
| Add | Cinderfella (1960) | NR | |
| Add | The Bellboy (1960) | NR | |
| Add | The Delicate Delinquent (1957) | NR | |
| Add | Pardners / Hollywood or Bust (1956) | NR | |
| Add | NR | ||
| Add All | NR | ||
| Add | Living It Up (1954) | NR | |
| Add | Scared Stiff / The Caddy (1953) | NR | |
| Add | Money from Home (1953) | NR | |
| Add | The Stooge (1953) | NR | |
| Add All | NR | ||
| Add | Jumping Jacks / The Stooge (1952) | NR | |
| Add | NR | ||
| Save All | NR | ||
| Add All | NR | ||
| Add All | NR | ||
| Add | NR | ||
| Add | NR | ||
| Add | NR | ||
| Add | NR | ||
| Add | NR | ||
| Add | NR | ||
| Add | NR | ||
| Add All | NR | ||
 | | | |
Find movies you love - easily!
You can browse, search or see our recommendations for you. We even have a special "back of box" feature that lets you get the detail of any movie instantly.Over 100,000 titles on DVD – from classics to new releases to TV episodes.
Plus, as a bonus to your DVDs by mail, you can instantly watch movies (some new releases) & TV episodes (including current season) from over 17,000 choices online on your PC or Mac or on your TV via an Internet connected Netflix ready device.
Questions? Call us at 1-866-636-3076
24 hours a day, 7 days a week.