DEAN MARTIN AND JERRY LEWIS COLLECTION VOLUME 1: A Retrospective of the Classic Comedy Duo's Filmography Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis were one of the most iconic comedy duos in Hollywood history. Their unique blend of physical humor, deadpan delivery, and endearing personalities made them a beloved pair for generations. In this review, we will take a closer look at their filmography, specifically Volume 1 of their collection, which includes some of their most memorable films. The Caddy: The first film in the collection is "The Caddy," directed by Hal Wallis and released in 1957. This classic comedy follows Dean Martin as Tony Hancock, a con artist who teams up with Jerry Lewis as Billie Dawn to pull off a series of scams. The chemistry between Martin and Lewis is immediately apparent, and their comedic timing is on point throughout the film. Jumping Jacks: Next up in Volume 1 is "Jumping Jacks," directed by Hal Wallis and released in 1957. This film follows Martin as a con artist who takes on the persona of a circus performer to scam his way into a fortune. Lewis plays the naive girlfriend of one of Martin's victims, and their relationship adds an emotional element to the comedy. The Stooge: "The Stooge," directed by Hal Wallis and released in 1957, is another classic from the duo's filmography. This film follows Martin as a con artist who teams up with Lewis as his accomplice to pull off a series of scams. The physical humor in this film is particularly memorable, with Lewis delivering some of his most iconic performances. My Friend Irma: "My Friend Irma" and its sequel "My Friend Irma Goes West" are two of the duo's most beloved films. These romantic comedies follow Martin as a struggling songwriter who falls in love with Irma, played by Barbara Stanwyck. Lewis plays the best friend of Irma's brother, and his character provides much of the film's humor. Sailor Beware: "Sailor Beware," directed by Hal Wallis and released in 1957, is a classic comedy that follows Martin as a sailor who falls for Lewis' character, a stripper. The film features some of the duo's most memorable performances, including their iconic song "Ballin' the Jack." Scared Stiff: "Scared Stiff," directed by Hal Wallis and released in 1957, is another classic from the duo's filmography. This film follows Martin as a doctor who teams up with Lewis to investigate a series of mysterious deaths at an old mansion. The physical humor in this film is particularly memorable, with Lewis delivering some of his most iconic performances. That's My Boy: Finally, Volume 1 includes "That's My Boy," directed by Hal Wallis and released in 1984. This classic comedy follows Martin as a former gangster who takes on the persona of his dead brother to scam his way into a fortune. Lewis plays the son of the deceased brother, and their relationship adds an emotional element to the film. Ballin' the Jack: "That's My Boy" also includes the iconic song "Ballin' the Jack," which was featured in the film. This sheet music is a must-have for fans of the duo, as it allows them to recreate this memorable performance at home. Unforgettable Songs - Original Artists: In addition to the films and sheet music, Volume 1 also includes a collection of unforgettable songs from some of the greatest artists in history. This collection features classics from Judy Garland, Glenn Miller, Tony Bennett, Fats Domino, Nat King Cole, Louis Armstrong, Al Jolson, Jerry Lee Lewis, and many others. Cassette: Finally, Volume 1 includes a cassette featuring 35 songs from the duo's filmography and other classic recordings. This is a great way to relive some of their most memorable performances on-the-go.