An incompetent bellhop is recruited to fill in for a deceased comedian.An incompetent bellhop is recruited to fill in for a deceased comedian.An incompetent bellhop is recruited to fill in for a deceased comedian.
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- TriviaThis was Peter Lorre's final film before his death on March 23, 1964 at the age of 59.
- Quotes
[Ina Balin, as Ellen, is bawling after seeing Jerry's character Stanley fall over the balcony of his apartment. Jerry Lewis appears from the right, behind her]
Stanley Belt: Aren't you overacting a little bit, Miss Bawling... Balin... Balin? It's a movie, you see? I'm fine. Uh, the people in the theater know I ain't gonna die. Here, it's a movie stage. Here, look at this, see? There's wires and lights and I'm gonna make more movies, so I couldn't die. It's like a "make-believe." It's a dumb city.
Ellen Betz: Mr. Lewis, you are a complete nut.
- ConnectionsFeatured in North (1994)
- SoundtracksI Lost My Heart in a Drive-In Movie
Lyrics by Jack Brooks
Music by David Raksin
Performed by Jerry Lewis
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- Son of Bellboy
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- Runtime1 hour 41 minutes
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1