Max Rose (FULL MOVIE) - Drama, Comedy, Indie, Jazz | Jerry Lewis, Dean Stockwell, Fred Willard
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ย. 2024
- 82-year-old jazz pianist Max Rose [Jerry Lewis] has lost his beloved wife of 65 years, Eva Rose. Attempting to settle into his new reality as widower with the support of his loving granddaughter, Annie Rose, he makes a troubling discovery in the form of an intimate inscription on a gift Eva received from another man.
With the help of new friends, he sets out on a quest to uncover the identity of this mysterious other man that walks him backwards through the timeline of his life, until he comes face to face with a surprising truth that deepens his understanding of his marriage and his life.
Max Rose is Jerry Lewis' last major starring role as an actor. It was also the final credit for Mort Sahl, and because it wasn't released in the U.S. until 2016, the last filmed role released in the U.S. for Dean Stockwell (he had an animated voiceover credit late in life).
Stars:
Jerry Lewis
Dean Stockwell
Kerry Bishe
Kevin Pollak
Fred Willard
Illeana Douglas
Claire Bloom
Mort Sahl
Edited for TH-cam ad standards
Played at the Cannes Film Festival in 2013 as part of a salute to the work of Jerry Lewis. Didn't premiere in the US until 2016 at New York's Museum of Modern Art, on the occasion of Lewis' 90th birthday.
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Thank you for this wonderful movie. We need to see people talking about love,I'm sick about war and mental terror.
I love you people.
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Oh sweet sweet Jerr-bear, how you are dearly missed😥
Thank you for all the laughs, kindness, and sharings of wisdom. Such a gift to humanity. There will never be another you. Love always
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I loved Jerry Lewis! He was truly a very gifted comedian. I love his movies. I wasn’t aware of this movie though. ☝🏻 but thank you for sharing it! ❤️🙏🏻
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I love Jerry Lewis. ❤️ This movie is a wonderful piece of him to remember ❤️.
Thanks for the nice comment!
We will always love you Jerry lewis!!! I grew up watching you and Den Martin...thank you! To you both so much!
Yeah it’s Dean or Dino not Den
No we wont. Jerry was a jerk
@OttoByOgraffey the king of comedy
@@itsonlyyoutube-d5m👍🏼Indeed he was
Amazing Acting as well. RIP Jerry. You were part of my childhood as well. ❤❤❤
Gorgeous Film a great tribute to America’s Greatest Entertainer. Jerry Lewis is fabulous in this.,The movie is poignant. I love you Jerry Lewis R.I.P you will never be forgotten.This is his Swan song he really proves himself not only to be the King Of Comedy, but a great dramatic actor. There was nothing Jerry Lewis could not do.
Thank you for the nice words!
Tk you for posting my favourite kind of movie: “a nice pedestrian film”. A story of ordinary people living ordinary lives. No war, no car chases, no stock markets, no rape, no zombies, no aliens: Perfect ❣️❗️
Thank you for sharing Jerry Lewis last movie, with me ! It's sad to get old, but sadder to not. There is a lot of pain, but so much gratitude to.
Jerry Lewis was a very smart man, and so complex on so many levels, a pleasure to hear him talk, and a pleasure to see hlm act. Again thank you ❤
You're welcome!
What a wonderful movie the gracious and talented Mr Jerry Lewis the best of he best 😊
So glad you enjoyed the movie, Eddie. Thanks for watching and commenting.
I watched many Jerry Lewis' movies - he made me laugh but not this one ' Max Rose ' who he played an 87 elderly man. A GREAT ACTOR! CONGRATULATIONS TO HIM IN HEAVEN! (from my home ' The City of Angels, Bangkok ')
At 80 & divorced over 30 years, I love to be alone since I was 12 when my medical father sent me to 9 years in Hong Kong & another 5 in America. ' ALONE ' IS NO PROBLEM!
His grandaughter played such a compelling role, I can't believe you don't list her in the cast credit on the post title. Might be my favorite Jerry Lewis performance. Thank you
Was it his real grand daughter? what was her name if not please.
Since we don't have Jerry this weekend, I thought that I would reminisce with some of his old movies. Labor Day weekend, 2024
Beautiful music piano playing.
*Beautiful piano music playing.
Shoulda won am Oscar
*an Oscar
I love. Mr. Jerry. Lewis!! I love him he was gorgeous juicy sexy. Send in the clowns was my favorite . And his ingenious timing comedic genius!!! I didn't know. Jerry did comic books funding. Jerry. Lewis UT was called. He did so much on. Paramount lit eight films l do recall. Masterpieces!!! Each and everyone of em. Cindefella with Ciunt. Basis and his infamous band. His dad took him as a boy to see. Basie perform ....... I have a ten movie pack of his gems his own directed produced ingenious goodies. His telethons blossomed all over the 🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍🌍 we 🥳🥂 you. Jerry. Lewis for not only your contributions to us society your charitable events you've generously poured into!!! We love you. When you say. Lewis we think if. Martin but beyond that he shifted and shined in another direction planting assorted flowers of generosity and humbled efforts perseverance& tenacity to get the job done. Rest in peace the clown if clowns .Mr. Jerry Lewis. Whose your lil whossit whose your turtle dove who's minding the store? The CEO has left the parking lot . Rhonda. Prater you're biggest fan!!!
Most wouldn’t agree but I thought this was one of Jerry Lewis best movies at age 90.
Watching 20 minutes of this, I can understand how brilliant Jerry Lewis was in this roll. He was essentially playing himself. The brooding, petulant Jew.
I thought the same thing, Jerry was just playing himself. He was always known as a curmudgeon.
Jerry Lewis was a much better Actor then the movies her was in
*was a much better actor than
Mort Sahl is the greatest comedian ever!
I like the movie except for the ending🤔
Thanks for the upload, it was very interesting seeing Jerry Lewis' final movie, made when he was around 89/90 years old. He acquitted himself well, especially considering his great age. It was a promising premise and a terrific cast too, so hugely disappointing that Daniel Noah's script and plot let it down. Alas it was thin, cliched stuff, and instantly forgettable.
Kevin Pollak is a great actor, but his talents were wasted in a badly under-written role. The father/son dynamic between him and Jerry Lewis didn't come over authentically as intended, because of the weak script. The scenes with Lewis and the other jazz-loving old timers in the retirement home, which were supposed to be so funny/moving, fell horribly, embarrassingly flat. And the final reveal when it came, was decidedly underwhelming - contrived, sentimental, and sadly all too predictable.
The comments here show some confusion about Jerry Lewis' age when he made 'Max Rose', his last film. It was released in the US on September 2nd 2016. Jerry Lewis died on August 20th 2017 aged 91, so he would have been 89/90 years old, when he filmed this.
'Max Rose' was also the final movie of two other cast members - Dean Stockwell who played Ben Tracey (Stockwell died on November 7th 2017, aged 85), and comedian and actor Mort Sahl who played Jack Murphy (Sahl died October 26th 2021, aged 94).
Incidentally, the late wife's name is spelled in the credits as 'Eva' - so why did everyone pronounce it 'Ava', as in Ava Gardner? That is not how 'Eva' is pronounced - it's an entirely different name!
I suspect when the famously curmudgeonly Jerry Lewis first mispronounced 'Eva' as 'Ava', no one on the crew had the balls to correct him, and instead other cast members were forced to say it the same way for consistency - just as no one asked Lewis to re-take the line he fluffed @ 39:30.
In response to the retirement home boss's question "How are you feeling Mr Rose?" he responds: "Wonderful - I'm in 'One Who Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest'".
The line as written, was of course: "Wonderful - I'm in 'One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest'". If someone had only mustered the courage to ask Jerry to re-take that line, without the superfluous word 'who', it might even have got a laugh!
You're welcome for the upload. Thanks so much for watching and commenting! Your comment prompted us to research a little bit of the background so that we could update our movie description! Very good bit of info that this was indeed Mort Sahl's last role. For Jerry himself, the timeline seems a little more murky. While the movie premiered in the US on the occasion of Lewis' 90th birthday, it seems that the worldwide premiere had been in ever-Jerry-loving France at the Cannes Film Festival in May of 2013, which would have made him 86/87 when he filmed it. He also has a credit or two after this movie - but none of them lead roles - so i think we can safely say it was his last 'leading' role. This earlier production date also means it wouldn't be Stockwell's final role (we're seeing on the internet that he died in 2021, btw) as he had a slew of credits in 2014. However, outside of a voiceover role in 2021 - Max Rose would still be the final project of Stockwell's (and Lewis') to be released in the U.S.
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They both loved her but she only loved one. Too many damn commercials.
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Not sure why this movie is labeled ‘Indie’ or ‘Comedy’, it’s neither-one - though there are some fun bits. 3 of My Grandparents died within the past 4-yrs, so I find the subject of this film is very-painful. I’m glad He found resolution and Peace, but I wish it ended differently.
… I wish that I could end-differently - for Us, All.
why does the granddaughter Annie call her grandfather by his first name (Max)??
"Max Rose" was a Los Angeles based JAZZ musician... (JAZZ underscored)
No further explanation is necessary.
My in-laws were farmers: Ken and Pearl. Everyone; their three children, daughter and sons-in-law, 8 grandchildren, and every niece and nephew… EVERYONE called them Ken and Pearl.
It's not great , but for 87 years old, it ain't bad.
He was actually 90
@@1957kwicknot true
I believe that the home Max visits in BelAir was in fact once the home of Jerry Lewis...does anyone know this?
Why do you believe that?
@@glamdolly30 I've passed by it so many times over the years it seemed somewhat familiar.
@@xstugee Interesting. I would love to know the answer! It would be a whimsical touch, if so.