Jerry Lewis

Jerry Lewis

3 books

About the Author

Jerry Lewis, the legendary comedian, actor, director, and philanthropist, brought unparalleled energy and heart to the entertainment world for over seven decades. Born Joseph Levitch in 1926, he rose to fame through his iconic partnership with Dean Martin, captivating audiences with their slapstick humor and musical flair on stage and screen. Beyond performing, Lewis channeled his creativity into writing, offering intimate glimpses into his life and wisdom on personal growth. In 'Dean and Me: (A Love Story),' he chronicles the highs and lows of his friendship and professional collaboration with Martin, blending nostalgia with candid reflection. His 'Instruction Book For... "Being a Person" or (Just Feeling Better)' serves as a quirky guide to self-improvement, drawing from his experiences to inspire readers toward better living. Lewis's multifaceted career also included groundbreaking work in film direction and tireless advocacy for muscular dystrophy research, leaving an indelible mark on comedy and humanitarianism.

Writing style
witty introspective humorous

Books by Jerry Lewis