Deluxe Crazy

A shy, unassuming dentist, Dr. Marvin Schenker, is desperate to impress a beautiful movie star, Brenda Lance. When he learns that she is being stalked by a dangerous gangster, he decides to take drastic measures to protect her, embarking on a series of outlandish schemes that involve mistaken identities, elaborate disguises, and chaotic musical numbers. His attempts to be a hero often lead to more trouble than they solve.

Deluxe Crazy, also known as 'Who's Minding the Store?' was met with a mixed reception from critics. While some praised Jerry Lewis's signature slapstick comedy and the film's energetic musical numbers, others found the plot to be thin and the humor overly broad. Audiences generally enjoyed Lewis's performance, making it a moderate success at the box office.

• Jerry Lewis delivers his trademark physical comedy with gusto.

• The musical sequences provide moments of vibrant energy.

• The plot is considered somewhat predictable and the humor can be hit-or-miss.

Google audience: Audience reviews are generally positive, with many appreciating Jerry Lewis's comedic performance and the lighthearted, musical nature of the film. Some viewers found the slapstick to be a bit dated but still entertaining.

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The film was originally intended to be a starring vehicle for Martha Raye before Jerry Lewis took over the lead role.