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Money From Home

Money From Home

Virgil: So do me something.


--Jerry Lewis (as ) in Money From Home

Money From Home

Money From Home

Virgil: They tell me when you ride you ride as if you were a part of the horse. Would that be a compliment, Sir?


--Jerry Lewis (as ) in Money From Home

You're Never Too Young

You're Never Too Young

Wilbur Hoolick: [Imitating a French barber] Eef you lay one... If you lay un hand on me, you know whatI will do?
Noonan: [Nastily] What?
Wilbur Hoolick: I'll bleed! Au revoir.


--Jerry Lewis (as Wilbur Hoolick) in You're Never Too Young

Hook, Line and Sinker

Hook, Line and Sinker

Dr. Scott Carter: There's only one decent thing left for you to do: turn yourself in.
Peter Ingersoll: Decent thing? That's insane!
Dr. Scott Carter: I'll be behind you all the way.
Peter Ingersoll: Oh, sure you will. A mile behind me.


--Jerry Lewis (as Peter J. Ingersoll / Fred Dobbs) in Hook, Line and Sinker

Sailor Beware

Sailor Beware

Hilda Jones: Everybody should donate to the blood bank. What type are you?
Melvin Jones: Oh, the quiet type. I go to bed at nine o'clock, see a movie now and then, read some books, play checkers...
Hilda Jones: No! I mean what kind of blood have you?
Melvin Jones: Red.


--Jerry Lewis (as ) in Sailor Beware


My Friend Irma

My Friend Irma

Al: Your time will come, son. I'll save you for a rainy day. Got to hold back a little. Don't want to push too much.
Seymour: Rainy day? I got news for you. I get hungry in clear weather!


--Jerry Lewis (as ) in My Friend Irma

Don't Give Up The Ship

Don't Give Up The Ship

Japanese Officer: Sunrise. Time you die.
John Paul Steckler VII: Before breakfast?


--Jerry Lewis (as ) in Don't Give Up The Ship

Who's Minding the Store?

Who's Minding the Store?

[at the golf practice machine]
Norman Phiffier: Here's your driver, Mr. President.
Mr. John P. Tuttle: Thank you, Jackie.
Norman Phiffier: You... oh, that was good.


--Jerry Lewis (as Norman Phiffier) in Who's Minding the Store?

Three On A Couch

Three On A Couch

[Christopher learns from the French ambassador that he has won a prize for his art work]
The Ambassador: Ze first prise is fifty thousand francs. In American money, zat ees ten thousand dollars.
The Attache: Give or take a little.
Christopher Pride: As long as you give, I'll take.


--Jerry Lewis (as ) in Three On A Couch

Three On A Couch

Three On A Couch

[Greeting Elizabeth's secretary]
Christopher Pride: Hi, Murphy, you precious pussycat!


--Jerry Lewis (as ) in Three On A Couch

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