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Dean And Me
For ten years after WWII, Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis weren't only the most successful show business act in history, they were history. Starting as a fill-in for another act in Atlantic city, their improvised, anarchic routines soon sold out all the greatest venues in America. They made films, they made millions. They made a legend. But amidst the dazzling success and the late night laughter, tensions developed between the reserved straight man, Martin, and the manic goon, Lewis. When the duo, who had reinvented the comic double-act, split acrimoniously in 1956 they didn't speak to one another for the next 20 years. This is an intimate memoir of those years of fame and success by one of the only surviving legends of the rat-pack era. Jerry Lewis remembers everything - the casinos, the mobsters, the endless pranks, the cocktails, the women, the meteoric rise to stardom. Here for the first and only time and in his own inimitable, wise-cracking voice he re-lives his days of glory with Dean Martin and gives a frank account of their relationship and break-up. A hilarious ride and heart-breaking, cautionary tale of what fame and fortune can do to love and friendship.
Jerry the Jerk
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Jacko
With his genial air of an Australian innocent, Jacko Emptor is New York's most public trespasser, invading people's homes at random for a live television show. Until he undertakes the televised hunt for a missing woman and, finally, meets a barrier even he will not transgress. The dramatic tale of Jacko's exploits probes the dubious ethics behind some television programmes and illuminates how a civilized society can harbour appalling evil.
My Struggle
Jack Lint is a kind, polite, charming facade of a man. He goes through life believing the things he does are to please his version of God. We all do this. Most of us would consider Jack’s version of God blasphemy. As in most of our lives when we are rewarded, we continue with what gives us that pleasure. Jack is no different there. What Jack does is evil though. Jack calls the story of his life My Struggle. There is another man that wrote a book with the same title. His title was in German though. Jack Lint is not a reincarnation of that man. Jack is very evil though. This story goes into the making of this evil man, Jack Lint. It will follow him throughout his life. Be prepared to be drawn into his charms, his humanity, and his rational thoughts. Also, be prepared for his pure evil. After reading, maybe you won’t see everyone as they intend you to see them. We all have secrets, probably not as dark as Jack’s. Still, everyone has something to hide.
Jerry
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Jerry Junior
Jean Webster was an American writer and author of many books including Daddy-Long-Legs and Dear Enemy.
King Jerry
Jerry King tries to be as inept as possible in his role as professor, but his inability to get anything done only makes him more appealing to his higher-ups. Meanwhile, Jerry's ex-wife and three daughters disapprove of his midlife antics, which is just fine with Jerry.
The Strange and Unusual World
This is the addtion; to the autobiography; of Jerry; as it told.
The Story of Jerry Simpson
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