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Dean Martin | Bill Miller | |
Jerry Lewis | Theodore 'Ted' Rogers | |
Polly Bergen | Mary Turner | |
Eddie Mayehoff | Leo Lyman | |
Marion Marshall | Genevieve 'Frecklehead' Tait | |
Anna Maria Alberghetti | Princess Charming | |
Judith Anderson | Wicked Stepmother | |
Ina Balin | Ellen Betz | |
Count Basie | Himself | |
Anne Baxter | Actress in In-Flight Movie | |
Milton Berle | Himself / Bellboy | |
Joe Besser | Man watching rushes | |
Dan Blocker | Himself | |
Sebastian Cabot | Dr. Matson | |
Richard Erdman | Ben Bailey | |
Frances Bavier | Mrs. Rogers | |
Oliver Blake | Theater Manager | |
Danny Davenport | Sam Heinz | |
Charles Evans | Mr. Sutherland | |
John Carradine | Bruce Alden | |
Brian Donlevy | Tom Paramutual / T.P. | |
Leo Durocher | Himself | |
Glenda Farrell | Dr. Jean Howard | |
Rhonda Fleming | Herself |
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Producer | Hal B. Wallis
Jerry Lewis |
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Writer | Martin Rackin
Fred F. Finklehoffe Jerry Lewis Mel Brooks Sid Silvers |
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Cinematography | Daniel L. Fapp
W. Wallace Kelley Haskell B. Boggs |
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One Sings, One Clowns...Together They're Showbiz Magic One of the greatest comedy teams reached new entertainment heights in this beloved film that mixes Martin and Lewis' trademark hilarity with a heart-tugging story of friendship. Dean Martin stars as Bill Miller, a struggling, 1930s vaudeville singer whose small act could use a big-time boost. Help arrives in the form of fall-down-funny comic Ted Rogers (Jerry Lewis). Teamed together, Miller and Rogers climb to the top of the showbiz heap, but as their success grows, so does Miller's ego. When Miller suddenly fires Rogers, he figures he's bound for stardom; what he gets is a tough lesson in what it means to be a class act...and the realization that his ex-partner wasn't just a "stooge" - he was a star. Featuring the song favorite "Who's Your Little Whozis?" and a classic production number complete with rising curtains, falling sandbags and a flying comic-on-a-rope, The Stooge is a movie treasure. |
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