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Cracking Up (1983)

Cracking Up (1983)
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Jerry Lewis reprises his previous movie persona, this time as Warren Nefron, a man unable to successfully kill himself, while Herb Edelman is Dr. Jonas Pletchick, the psychiatrist out to cure him of his failure, in this undistinguished slapstick comedy. Many of Lewis' past routines crop up again through the device of flashbacks, as he sits in the doctor's office and remembers vignettes from his past. As usual, the French love his humor and flocked to see this film when it was first released. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi

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Starring:
Jerry LewisHerb Edelman, (more)
Director(s):
Jerry Lewis
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG
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Synopsis of Cracking Up

Jerry Lewis reprises his previous movie persona, this time as Warren Nefron, a man unable to successfully kill himself, while Herb Edelman is Dr. Jonas Pletchick, the psychiatrist out to cure him of his failure, in this undistinguished slapstick comedy. Many of Lewis' past routines crop up again through the device of flashbacks, as he sits in the doctor's office and remembers vignettes from his past. As usual, the French love his humor and flocked to see this film when it was first released. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi

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Director(s):
Jerry Lewis
Writer(s):
Philip ProctorPeter BergmanJerry Lewis
Producer(s):
Peter NelsonArnold H. Orgolini
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG(Adult Humor, Adult Language, Adult Situations)
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Ryan L.

I remember this as a kid when I thought this was hilarious. I watched it recently and it was humorous but not as great as it was when I was young. The part with the annoying waitress is still hilarious.

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