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[[Image:JerryLewis.jpg|thumb|300px|Jerry Lewis with Sal and Johnny]] |
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+ | '''Jerry Lewis''' (1926-2017) was a famed comedian and director of film and television, known primarily for his often slapsticky films, and his broadly goofy persona, which developed a following in [[France]]. Lewis was also the sponsor and (usually) host of ''[[The Jerry Lewis MDA Labor Day Telethon]]''. The latter had played host to Muppet characters on various occasions. |
Lewis was also parodied in the ''[[Dinosaurs]]'' episode "[[Episode 313: Getting to Know You|Getting to Know You]]." [[Henri Poupon|Henri]] and [[Simone Poupon]] attempt to convince [[Charlene Sinclair]] of the genius of a rather Jerry Lewis-like dinosaur character on TV. |
Lewis was also parodied in the ''[[Dinosaurs]]'' episode "[[Episode 313: Getting to Know You|Getting to Know You]]." [[Henri Poupon|Henri]] and [[Simone Poupon]] attempt to convince [[Charlene Sinclair]] of the genius of a rather Jerry Lewis-like dinosaur character on TV. |
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+ | In his book ''Dean and Me'', Lewis refered to a gossip columnist named Louella Parsons, stating that she "spoke like a Muppet without a hand up her back."<ref>''Dean and Me'', p. 70</ref> |
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* [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001471/ IMDb] |
* [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001471/ IMDb] |
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Revision as of 12:13, 9 December 2019
Jerry Lewis (1926-2017) was a famed comedian and director of film and television, known primarily for his often slapsticky films, and his broadly goofy persona, which developed a following in France. Lewis was also the sponsor and (usually) host of The Jerry Lewis MDA Labor Day Telethon. The latter had played host to Muppet characters on various occasions.
Lewis was also parodied in the Dinosaurs episode "Getting to Know You." Henri and Simone Poupon attempt to convince Charlene Sinclair of the genius of a rather Jerry Lewis-like dinosaur character on TV.
In his book Dean and Me, Lewis refered to a gossip columnist named Louella Parsons, stating that she "spoke like a Muppet without a hand up her back."[1]
Sources
- ↑ Dean and Me, p. 70