I love this interview, you know why, because its two people communicating with no electronic distractions, looking at each other, and trying to understand each other. I miss intelligent conversations on television, with no stupid distractions.
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Jeez, I was browsing TH-cam and landed here, and watched all the interview. Never thought I was going to spent not even a minute here. Great entertainer this man Lewis is.
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Jerry Lewis has always given great interviews. Some celebrities are boring; not Jerry. He is extremely articulate and intelligent. I could listen to him for hours.
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I Loved Jerry Lewis since I was a little kid! I saw 'Hardly Working' in the theater. I was so excited to be going to a new Jerry Lewis picture. I remember like yesterday driving to the city to see it... kind of the same way I was excited to go see Frank Sinatra in 'The First Deadly Sin' ( 1981). It was so amazing to see new films on the big screen from both these legends! I thought 'Hardly Working' was hilarious...I Loved it! God Bless Jerry Lewis!!
Jerry Lewis is the Man of Comedy! He is the King of Comedy, and no one else comes close to him. In fact, any successful comedian that made it big time owes Jerry Lewis a big thank you to him. I have a great respect for this man.
I'm in the audio visual business and this man invented what we still use today called the "Preview Monitor". He invented this simple little tv so he can see what he just shot a few minutes ago. the man was way ahead of himself. A true genius.
Just a great interview. Probably the best interview ever done with Jerry Lewis. He starts out hating Bill; his contempt and lack of respect is evident. But Bill hangs in there punching back immediately by referencing Jerry's reputation for being difficult, hard to get along with, his bankruptcy, etc. Within ten minutes, you sense that Jerry has completely flipped and that the two of them are becoming friends. Great example of parrying a tough interview subject.
Anyone who gets Jerry Lewis...understands that He isn't a jerk...He is just playing the part of Buddy Love. Watch the original "Nutty Professor" and you will understand that statement. He is really a warm guy.
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Jerry is pretty gracious. You can see the frustration on his face throughout the interview. What an uninsightful interview for the most part. But... Jerry is a great speaker and that is always a pleasure.
.........14 years after this interview in 1995 Jerry was hugely successful on Broadway in Damn Yankees. RIP, Jerry Lewis. He left a magnificent legacy.
This is the very first interview with Lewis where the interviewer gets "down and dirty" with the guest, but in a respectful way. I've never watched Bill Boggs before, but as an interviewer, he's first rate. He probes the depths, and keeps it real. I like that.
THE MAN IS A GENIUS, WHETHER YOU LIKE HIM OR NOT, AND ONE OF THE LARGEST FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTORS TO BENEFIT MANKIND EVER. I THINK HE'S AMAZING AND LOVE THE HECK OUT OF HIM. GOD BLESS YOU, JERRY!!!!
Cheryl M very well said!I love Jerry! He was a unique, genius, wonderful, and giving man! I believe that a lot of people fear uniqueness and creativity. Some people do not like sincere and straightforward people either. Simple-minded people are more comfortable among other simple-minded people. That's a fact!
Cheryl M The sad part about Jerry Lewis is he left his wife and six children, and he left all of them out of his will and even wouldn’t allow them to come to his funeral are used to love Jerry Lewis and his comedy but it really hurt me that he did this to his children and it devastated them we don’t know these people who are on the stage we can’t read their heart.
a real man takes care of his family, period. The MDA stuff was to feed his ego, keep his name out there and ease his conscience. A true contributor of mankind doesnt keep count of what he does and brag about it.In every interview he brings up the exact amount he has raised. How he cares for his family is the true test of a man's character not public charity to benefit and promote self.
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This kind of TV has become nothing but a beautiful memory - with this suffering world having been drained and corroded by all the scripted, prepared, formulated, bullshit "reality" and internet trash that have completely usurped ACTUAL reality and inspirational spontaneity. This piece of entertainment is just simply raw. A totally authentic exchange. No safety net, no censorship, no broadcast bodyguarding. Just two blokes laying it all out there. This kind of quality will never exist on television again. It is a reminder of how organic life was, in all its earthy facets.
We are so lucky to live today to see what we want to see and to see the funny guys like Jerry Lewis and his Dad work with the Three Stooges at one time.
I think JL had the ability to make a very serious actor. I think he grew comfortable in his comedic roles. He could have made an incredible actor, he could be serious and vulnerable. With his previous film characters I think would have been welcomed with Huge accolades. Thank You Jerry Lewis
I think many people would like to have a little Buddy Love in them, which I think was a caricature of Jerry in real life. Doesn't take shit from anyone, beats up on bullies, and always does the right thing at any time.
Jerry is from the old school of real great men and geniuses in their craft. He is good enuff to be arrogant and he speaks his mind, one of the privileges we have lost in today society of politically correct idiocy! I am glad such men /generations existed..
What was great about the "King Of Comedy", was that Lewis was basically playing himself. Rude, self important or not, bitter, or angry, he is a fascinating study in humanity.
Jerry Lewis certainly did alot to help young disabled children. I respect him for that. However, there were many occasions when Jerry was mean and nasty to people Jerry saw it as joking around - he even said so - but many people interpreted his jokes as extremely mean and nasty and they voiced their concerns to him. I dont think Jerry realised that not everyone appreciated his crude style of jokes or crude off screen humour. His off screen humour was very different from his on screen humour. The ON SCREEN Jerry was the child friendly Jerry that we saw. But the OFF SCREEN Jerry was the adult content Jerry that only people like me who have worked in the industry saw firsthand. People need to learn to distinguish between the ON SCREEN Jerry and the OFF SCREEN Jerry - as they were not the same person. I met him several times in the late 1980's. He told us that he was just joking around with us. (The crew) Its just that other members of the crew did not always get the crude jokes - particularly his more "adult content" jokes. That was the OFF SCREEN Jerry that i worked with in the late 1980's. He was a great comic ON SCREEN - but OFF SCREEN some of his more sexually explicit jokes with the crew were shocking to us. Like i said, most people only saw the ON SCREEN Jerry who was child friendly. But i worked with the OFF SCREEN adult content Jerry that had a completely different style of humour from the ON SCREEN Jerry. It was very adult content in terms of the nature of the jokes. Our job as the crew is to shoot the scene after the background sets have been built and the wadrobe and make up artists have done their work and the lighting crew set up. It was inbetween shooting scenes that i met the REAL Jerry - and trust me - his style of humour was completely different to his child friendly movies.
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Bill and Jerry are talking about his latest movie 'Hardly Working' which was released in the US April 3 1981. So I'm guessing this interview is early 1981.This movie was finally finished in 1979. Production halted for approx 6 months due to running out of money with Jerry declaring personal bankruptcy. This was near the end of his years of divorce excessive drinking/drugs/money problems. He doesn't look as healthy here as he normally did. He wrote in his book ; Dean and Me: A Love Story 'The movie didn't really hang together, and not so surprisingly, I looked terrible in it'.
Great interview! I especially like the last quarter. You asked him to move to New York and then he discussed being 9. That part was very sweet, quite touching. Thank you Bill for the Nine, great stuff!
This has to be March or April 1981, as Jerry mentions recently celebrating his 55th birthday (March 16) and Hardly Working is being primed, and that came out I believe early April.
sparklytimetraveler I may be wrong but I always thought that stars had prior knowledge of the questions they would be asked, and reserved the right to say beforehand what they would, and wouldn't, be prepared to discuss in the interview.
Basically Jerry Lewis was a very talented comic when it came to being ON SCREEN. However, when he was OFF SCREEN his personality was terrible. There is a network tv program called "Inside Edition" that sent reporters out and actually interviewed his REAL daughter who is living on the streets and she is homeless. Please Look it up everyone, her name is Susan Lewis and the tv program was called "Inside Edition" He treated her like shit and allowed her to live on the streets. Look it up everyone, her name is Susan Lewis. Also, his sons say he mentally abused them.
Jerry was so generous to put up with this interview. And he's been accused of being arrogant and short tempered through out his life... That's not fair...
It's Jerry. The entire conversation is Jerry. What were you expecting from him? If you don't like him, don't watch this. If he offends you during the clip, you can click away to something else. Geez!
hardly working was like a big long commercial, there was product placement throughout the film, no scene matched up with the next, it was like 20 sketches all thrown together
It would be hard to imagine an interviewer who wouldn't make a fool of himself with Lewis (who seems to always be there 100%). It would just be so hard to keep up. At least the guy didn't allow himself to be intimidated (which would've been bad in another way).
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Would love to see dates posted on videos like this. I figured out that this must have been 1981 by the comment he made about his age at the time, but still....
Sorry Michael Klein, Boggs admired Jerry VERY MUCH so he probably would have made the interview 6 hours longer if he could! I'm pretty sure and I completely understand him. Jerry was a marvelous, unique, and talented human being!
Have to agree about Hardly Working and a couple of other flops but dont know how you can say that about The Bellboy. It was very clever. In his book he actually remarked that Hardly Working was not his best work. I cant even bear to watch it.
9:07 That is a half truth. Jerry was addicted to Percodan from 1974-78. Those years are dead in his brain, by his own admittance. That's why things began to get better after 1978.
Beautiful intro. Thanks so much for this interview. What year was the interview conducted? Also you said there were 90 minutes; where is the other half? Would love to see the rest of the interview, or whatever has been cut out. Thanks so much for this jewel though. Great questions.
BillBoggsTV I love both of your interviews with Jerry! I bought his bracelet in his estate auction along with his STP jacket he wore on the first interview with him
Sometime between 1979 and 81. If he meant "just finished filming", maybe 1979. Sounds like the film was just released in the US in this clip, which would mean 1981.
This is one of the best celebrity interviews. I saw him on The Talk Show in his 80's.....interesting to see the man behind the comedy...if u are Bill Boggs, you knocked this out of the park. Could U please add the year of the interviews? I had to sub your channel , it's fascinating !!
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I feel bad for Jerry. At this point in his life, he was hooked on pain killers he had to take for a cracked vertebrae that he got doing a live performance in 1966. The theme of the interview about Jerry being difficult to work with all came about from the years of his constant pain. In my opinion, Jerry lewis is one of the greatest comedians whose career was cut short because of his accident. It wasn't his fault, but it is tragic.
I love this interview, you know why, because its two people communicating with no electronic distractions, looking at each other, and trying to understand each other. I miss intelligent conversations on television, with no stupid distractions.
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Jerry Lewis is a wonderful man he has helped alot of children with Muscular disease God bless him
Jeez, I was browsing TH-cam and landed here, and watched all the interview. Never thought I was going to spent not even a minute here. Great entertainer this man Lewis is.
I throughly enjoy listening to Jerry Lewis. He is MR WOW to me and so many others. 💯% ❤️
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Jerry Lewis has always given great interviews. Some celebrities are boring; not Jerry. He is extremely articulate and intelligent. I could listen to him for hours.
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I Loved Jerry Lewis since I was a little kid! I saw 'Hardly Working' in the theater. I was so excited to be going to a new Jerry Lewis picture. I remember like yesterday driving to the city to see it... kind of the same way I was excited to go see Frank Sinatra in 'The First Deadly Sin' ( 1981). It was so amazing to see new films on the big screen from both these legends! I thought 'Hardly Working' was hilarious...I Loved it! God Bless Jerry Lewis!!
Jerry Lewis is the Man of Comedy! He is the King of Comedy, and no one else comes close to him. In fact, any successful comedian that made it big time owes Jerry Lewis a big thank you to him. I have a great respect for this man.
I'm in the audio visual business and this man invented what we still use today called the "Preview Monitor". He invented this simple little tv so he can see what he just shot a few minutes ago. the man was way ahead of himself. A true genius.
Just a great interview. Probably the best interview ever done with Jerry Lewis. He starts out hating Bill; his contempt and lack of respect is evident. But Bill hangs in there punching back immediately by referencing Jerry's reputation for being difficult, hard to get along with, his bankruptcy, etc. Within ten minutes, you sense that Jerry has completely flipped and that the two of them are becoming friends. Great example of parrying a tough interview subject.
Thanks, yes..we connected eventually
Jerry Lewis is a bonafide GENIUS....whether anyone likes it or not!!! NO one alive can come close to hm!
Jerry's way before my time but man is he ever a great interview.
Anyone who gets Jerry Lewis...understands that He isn't a jerk...He is just playing the part of Buddy Love. Watch the original "Nutty Professor" and you will understand that statement. He is really a warm guy.
Tell that to HIS X wife and 5 children whom he left out of his WILL... HES A JAGOFF
I feel as though Jerry Lewis had an icredible in sight into so many things. Very talented and very smart man. RIP Jerry.
The king.I love him
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Jerry Lewis; the Greatest ever,there's only ONE JERRY
I could listen to Jerry speak all day every day for the rest of my life. His voice is just delicious.
I know....
Jerry is pretty gracious. You can see the frustration on his face throughout the interview. What an uninsightful interview for the most part. But... Jerry is a great speaker and that is always a pleasure.
He would spit on you. That was his style…
.........14 years after this interview in 1995 Jerry was hugely successful on Broadway in Damn Yankees. RIP, Jerry Lewis. He left a magnificent legacy.
Many thanks for sharing this marvelous interview, it's so precious!!! You did a great deed for all JL Fans with puttıng this on youtube, thanks Bill.
This is the very first interview with Lewis where the interviewer gets "down and dirty" with the guest, but in a respectful way. I've never watched Bill Boggs before, but as an interviewer, he's first rate. He probes the depths, and keeps it real. I like that.
THE MAN IS A GENIUS, WHETHER YOU LIKE HIM OR NOT, AND ONE OF THE LARGEST FINANCIAL CONTRIBUTORS TO BENEFIT MANKIND EVER. I THINK HE'S AMAZING AND LOVE THE HECK OUT OF HIM. GOD BLESS YOU, JERRY!!!!
Cheryl M very well said!I love Jerry! He was a unique, genius, wonderful, and giving man! I believe that a lot of people fear uniqueness and creativity. Some people do not like sincere and straightforward people either. Simple-minded people are more comfortable among other simple-minded people. That's a fact!
Cheryl M The sad part about Jerry Lewis is he left his wife and six children, and he left all of them out of his will and even wouldn’t allow them to come to his funeral are used to love Jerry Lewis and his comedy but it really hurt me that he did this to his children and it devastated them we don’t know these people who are on the stage we can’t read their heart.
a real man takes care of his family, period. The MDA stuff was to feed his ego, keep his name out there and ease his conscience. A true contributor of mankind doesnt keep count of what he does and brag about it.In every interview he brings up the exact amount he has raised. How he cares for his family is the true test of a man's character not public charity to benefit and promote self.
Deana Thomopson Bravo!!! Well said!!
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This kind of TV has become nothing but a beautiful memory - with this suffering world having been drained and corroded by all the scripted, prepared, formulated, bullshit "reality" and internet trash that have completely usurped ACTUAL reality and inspirational spontaneity.
This piece of entertainment is just simply raw. A totally authentic exchange. No safety net, no censorship, no broadcast bodyguarding.
Just two blokes laying it all out there.
This kind of quality will never exist on television again. It is a reminder of how organic life was, in all its earthy facets.
We are so lucky to live today to see what we want to see and to see the funny guys like Jerry Lewis and his Dad work with the Three Stooges at one time.
I think JL had the ability to make a very serious actor. I think he grew comfortable in his comedic roles. He could have made an incredible actor, he could be serious and vulnerable. With his previous film characters I think would have been welcomed with Huge accolades. Thank You Jerry Lewis
I think many people would like to have a little Buddy Love in them, which I think was a caricature of Jerry in real life. Doesn't take shit from anyone, beats up on bullies, and always does the right thing at any time.
Jerry is from the old school of real great men and geniuses in their craft. He is good enuff to be arrogant and he speaks his mind, one of the privileges we have lost in today society of politically correct idiocy! I am glad such men /generations existed..
Great and an open interview ! Love it , thanks Bill
What was great about the "King Of Comedy", was that Lewis was basically playing himself. Rude, self important or not, bitter, or angry, he is a fascinating study in humanity.
14:38 what he says here brought tears to my eyes...
Loved this interview.
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Love Jerry here. Smoking and having sharp wit. Looking so handsome.
Will Ferrell is wonderful playing the role as a interviewer.
George Foster, especially racist, ignorant, and childish people like yourself :) OHHH wouldn't that be great!!!!
Hahaha I thought the same thing.
How prophetic...Lewis of course would become an enormous hit on Broadway in Damn Yankees!
Shame that millions now don't know what a living legend this man is!
And if you didn't know that, just ask Jerry!
Michael Klein yes, jerry will tell you what a legend he is.
OR ATLEAST IN HIS OWN MIND
To all the people who just *love* Jerry Lewis ...
Kool Aid anyone???
if you like his humour, or not... he was (he is still alive by-the-way) comic genius...
Jerry Lewis certainly did alot to help young disabled children.
I respect him for that.
However, there were many occasions when Jerry was mean and nasty to people
Jerry saw it as joking around - he even said so - but many people interpreted his jokes as extremely mean and nasty and they voiced their concerns to him.
I dont think Jerry realised that not everyone appreciated his crude style of jokes or crude off screen humour.
His off screen humour was very different from his on screen humour.
The ON SCREEN Jerry was the child friendly Jerry that we saw.
But the OFF SCREEN Jerry was the adult content Jerry that only people like me who have worked in the industry saw firsthand.
People need to learn to distinguish between the ON SCREEN Jerry and the
OFF SCREEN Jerry - as they were not the same person.
I met him several times in the late 1980's.
He told us that he was just joking around with us. (The crew)
Its just that other members of the crew did not always get the crude jokes - particularly his more "adult content" jokes.
That was the OFF SCREEN Jerry that i worked with in the late 1980's.
He was a great comic ON SCREEN - but
OFF SCREEN some of his more sexually explicit jokes with the crew were shocking to us.
Like i said, most people only saw the
ON SCREEN Jerry who was child friendly.
But i worked with the OFF SCREEN adult content Jerry that had a completely different style of humour from the ON SCREEN Jerry.
It was very adult content in terms of the nature of the jokes.
Our job as the crew is to shoot the scene after the background sets have been built and the wadrobe and make up artists have done their work and the lighting crew set up.
It was inbetween shooting scenes that i met the REAL Jerry - and trust me - his style of humour was completely different to his child friendly movies.
Eu AMO JERRY LEWIS,E VOU AMÁ-LO PARA TODO SEMPRE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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jerry lewis is not an asshole! he is a comic genius!
Jerry is the REAL talent! Forget about the other guy! Sorry, but that's how I feel.
If they ever make a film about Bill Boggs, he will played by Will Ferrell.
Bill and Jerry are talking about his latest movie 'Hardly Working' which was released in the US April 3 1981. So I'm guessing this interview is early 1981.This movie was finally finished in 1979. Production halted for approx 6 months due to running out of money with Jerry declaring personal bankruptcy. This was near the end of his years of divorce excessive drinking/drugs/money problems. He doesn't look as healthy here as he normally did. He wrote in his book ; Dean and Me: A Love Story 'The movie didn't really hang together, and not so surprisingly, I looked terrible in it'.
Jerry's accident was in 1965, not 1966. It was on March 20, 1965 at the Sands Hotel in Las Vegas.
Great interview! I especially like the last quarter. You asked him to move to New York and then he discussed being 9. That part was very sweet, quite touching. Thank you Bill for the Nine, great stuff!
This guy asks the longest questions, when he finally gets to the end, you have no idea what it's all about.
Bobby Paluga Lol :D
lolol
the donut scene in Hardly Working is to me the best ever, wished he would have shown it here
Thus interviewer looks a little like a young WILL FARRELL.
You almost spelled it correctly.
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dis great man make generations of spaniard have a LOL moments seeing his movies big thanks mister Lewis
Jerry, is a wonderful person….
I agree. Jerry's "fans" are more like Moonies.
How anyone can be *oblivious* to Jerry Lewis' rudeness and obnoxiousness is beyond me.
It makes a certain amount of sense to double bill Deep Throat with a Lewis movie. Both make you gag
I was thinking Will Farell mixed with Kevin Nealon.
when Jerry laughs in this interview he reminds me of John Travolta
Jerry Lewis knew a lot and very funny
lmao! The first line of questions in the beginning with Jerry's answers funny as fuck
Sure I've heard of Jerry Lewis he's the man, but never heard of Bill Boggs!
Extremly intelegent and funniest of all time....
OH! Wow! I'll check it out. Cheers!
He's Great
This has to be March or April 1981, as Jerry mentions recently celebrating his 55th birthday (March 16) and Hardly Working is being primed, and that came out I believe early April.
Jerry is very intuitive, and doesn't like set up questions about his personal problems/preferences etc..
He also seems to love a debate haha
sparklytimetraveler I may be wrong but I always thought that stars had prior knowledge of the questions they would be asked, and reserved the right to say beforehand what they would, and wouldn't, be prepared to discuss in the interview.
He has some Long Finger Nails
I didn't realize the gas station scene from the movie "The Jerk" came from Jerry Lewis originally. About halfway through this video.
Where's the last segment?
Guy looks like Will Ferral
That was a pretty good interview
Basically Jerry Lewis was a very talented comic when it came to being ON SCREEN.
However, when he was OFF SCREEN his personality was terrible.
There is a network tv program called
"Inside Edition" that sent reporters out and actually interviewed his REAL daughter who is living on the streets and she is homeless.
Please Look it up everyone, her name is
Susan Lewis and the tv program was called
"Inside Edition"
He treated her like shit and allowed her to live on the streets.
Look it up everyone, her name is Susan Lewis.
Also, his sons say he mentally abused them.
Whatever happened to his musical based on his movie The Nutty Professor?
Jerry was so generous to put up with this interview. And he's been accused of being arrogant and short tempered through out his life... That's not fair...
Yep! I agree 100% with you!
true
It's Jerry. The entire conversation is Jerry. What were you expecting from him? If you don't like him, don't watch this. If he offends you during the clip, you can click away to something else. Geez!
hardly working was like a big long commercial, there was product placement throughout the film, no scene matched up with the next, it was like 20 sketches all thrown together
It would be hard to imagine an interviewer who wouldn't make a fool of himself with Lewis (who seems to always be there 100%). It would just be so hard to keep up. At least the guy didn't allow himself to be intimidated (which would've been bad in another way).
jerry lo maximo unico en el mundo te amo
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The glasses or so goofy 😆 but neat
Would love to see dates posted on videos like this. I figured out that this must have been 1981 by the comment he made about his age at the time, but still....
1981 is probably correct, I remember I was dating a woman at that time and we discussed Jerry Lewis' work, etc.
Pretty sure it's currently playing on Broadway.
To think JL was my idol and realizing what an egomaniac he is was devestating
"devastating"
bullshit
JERRY LEWIS
16 DE MARZO DE 1926
20 DE AGOSTO DE 2017
91 AÑOS
Ron Burgundy interviewing Jerry Lewis? Is this a deleted scene from Anchor Man?
Bill--do you have a copy off the opening music theme to Midday Live from 1975?
Good point.
I commend Boggs for remaining in his chair for the entire interview, let alone the first 6 minutes.
Sorry Michael Klein, Boggs admired Jerry VERY MUCH so he probably would have made the interview 6 hours longer if he could! I'm pretty sure and I completely understand him. Jerry was a marvelous, unique, and talented human being!
great music....
Have to agree about Hardly Working and a couple of other flops but dont know how you can say that about The Bellboy. It was very clever. In his book he actually remarked that Hardly Working was not his best work. I cant even bear to watch it.
9:07 That is a half truth. Jerry was addicted to Percodan from 1974-78. Those years are dead in his brain, by his own admittance. That's why things began to get better after 1978.
I am so much like him...
Comic Genius!!!!
Anyone think Bill looks like a young Will Ferrell
He is still the handsome man.
Oh God, yes!!!! He is gorgeous!!!
Is it possible to activate the Italian translation? Thanks so much.
I love Jerry Lewis!
Jerry makes Adam Sandler look like a cross between Woody Allen and Charlie Chaplin.
ha ha @ 14:01 when Jerry brings out that big samurai sword. good stuff.
I also agree. Bill Boggs is Will Ferrell's father.
Good interview
Hardly Working was released in 1980.
This interview was not in 2012.
Yes, this was 1981 I think
Probably posted here in'12
Beautiful intro. Thanks so much for this interview. What year was the interview conducted? Also you said there were 90 minutes; where is the other half? Would love to see the rest of the interview, or whatever has been cut out.
Thanks so much for this jewel though. Great questions.
all I have of the Jerry Lewis interview is here on billboggstv
Thanks for the great interview with Jerry Lewis. Again I ask, what year was your interview produced?
BillBoggsTV I love both of your interviews with Jerry! I bought his bracelet in his estate auction along with his STP jacket he wore on the first interview with him
@@petersister Around 1981.
funny intelligent man!
Sometime between 1979 and 81. If he meant "just finished filming", maybe 1979. Sounds like the film was just released in the US in this clip, which would mean 1981.
Lewis is great
This is one of the best celebrity interviews. I saw him on The Talk Show in his 80's.....interesting to see the man behind the comedy...if u are Bill Boggs, you knocked this out of the park. Could U please add the year of the interviews? I had to sub your channel , it's fascinating !!
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How not to do a interview 😁
I feel bad for Jerry. At this point in his life, he was hooked on pain killers he had to take for a cracked vertebrae that he got doing a live performance in 1966. The theme of the interview about Jerry being difficult to work with all came about from the years of his constant pain. In my opinion, Jerry lewis is one of the greatest comedians whose career was cut short because of his accident. It wasn't his fault, but it is tragic.
With all his physical pain he exceeded far beyond what
a genius would have done.
You are totally right.