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Death pool...Jerry Lewis

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To that great ball of fire in the sky!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Yes, i know its not jerry lee lewis. :rolleyes:

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I'm sure Dean Martin greeted him with 🥃a drink

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Seemed to be one of the good guys.

I'll take 91 though. Long as I'm not crapping myself when I go

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Seemed to be one of the good guys.

I'll take 91 though. Long as I'm not crapping myself when I go

:thumbsup:

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RIP. He did good.

 

sounds like something Dino would say :thumbsup:

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As a kid he was my favorite comedian......seemed like a great guy too.

 

Thanks man for all the laughs!!!

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As a kid he was my favorite comedian......seemed like a great guy too.

 

Thanks man for all the laughs!!!

My dad used to say he couldn't stand the slapstick. But I really found it amusing. Still do.

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Yeah, they should have removed him from telethons years before. A lot of people only

know and mostly disliked him from that.

 

One has to wonder toward the end there if those annual acts of self-flagellation

were more about clinging on to relevance more than anything else.

 

Pretty sure he was the basis for Krusty the Clown - seriously.

The smoking, the loosened tie, the unfunny slap-stick, etc.

 

I didn't like him as an actor. I want to be generous and say the smarminess was a product of the times,

but others (say, Don Knotts) managed to do likable characters at the same time.

 

I'll have to review his stuff for exceptions. He was best with Deano.

 

I know a lot of comedians respected 'The Doll House'. Might even have been remade.

 

I head he was kind of a SOB there toward the end. Still, no doubting he did more good

than harm. His humour wasn't mean or divisive. Most of us could only hope for so much

to be said about us.

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I love old time comedy from Buster Keaton to Groucho Marx. The great comedians are funny to any era.

 

Louis was funny to entertainment starved people in the 1950's... nobody has thought his movies were funny ever since. There's a fine line in comedy between funny and stupid and Louis was on the wrong end of that equation.

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I love old time comedy from Buster Keaton to Groucho Marx. The great comedians are funny to any era.

 

:thumbsup:

 

I'm assuming you've seen this but if not what a great movie

 

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