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The Patsy

Year:

1964

Duration:

101 min

Genres:

Comedy

IMDB rate:

6.2

Director:

Jerry Lewis

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1964-08-12

Filming Locations: Paramount Studios - 5555 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA

Cast

Actor

Character

Henry Slate

Jerry Lewis

Stanley Belt

Ina Balin

Ellen Betz

Everett Sloane

Caryl Fergusson

Phil Harris

Chic Wymore

Keenan Wynn

Harry Silver

Peter Lorre

Morgan Heywood

John Carradine

Bruce Alden

Hans Conried

Prof. Mulerr

Richard Deacon

Sy Devore

Scatman Crothers

Shoeshine Boy

Del Moore

Policeman

Neil Hamilton

The Barber

Buddy Lester

Copa Café MC

Nancy Kulp

Helen, Theatergoer

Lloyd Thaxton

Lloyd

Norman Alden

Bully at the Gym

Jack Albertson

Theatergoer with Helen

Gavin Gordon

Executive on Golf Course

Ned Wynn

Band Member

Rhonda Fleming

Phil Foster

Mayo Sloan

Hedda Hopper

George Raft

The Four Step Brothers

Dancers (as The Step Brothers)

Mel Tormé

Ed Wynn

Clyde Adler

Bald Man (uncredited)

Murray Alper

Bowler (uncredited)

Phil Arnold

Bartender (uncredited)

Richard Bakalyan

Boy at Spring Hop (uncredited)

Billy Beck

Band Member (uncredited)

Billy Bletcher

Table Captain #3 at Italian Café (uncredited)

Don Brodie

Bowler (uncredited)

Robert Carson

Table Captain #2 at Italian Café (uncredited)

Chick Chandler

Hedda Hopper's Escort (uncredited)

Harry Cheshire

Police Sergeant (uncredited)

Robert Christian

Barbershop Porter (uncredited)

Adele Claire

Elderly Lady (uncredited)

Jerome Cowan

Business Executive (uncredited)

Lorraine Crawford

Manicurist (uncredited)

Michael Crockett

Radio Newscaster (uncredited)

Bob Denner

Band Member (uncredited)

Fay DeWitt

Woman at Party (uncredited)

Jerry Dexter

(uncredited)

Jerry Dunphy

TV Newscaster (uncredited)

Isabelle Dwan

Elderly Lady (uncredited)

William Enge

Barbershop Porter (uncredited)

Herbie Faye

Tailor (uncredited)

Fritz Feld

Maitre D' (uncredited)

Joe Finnegan

Reporter at Party (uncredited)

Nancy Patricia Fisher

Waitress (uncredited)

Kathleen Freeman

Katie (uncredited)

Marianne Gaba

Waitress (uncredited)

John Gallaudet

Barney (uncredited)

Richard Gehman

Reporter at Party (uncredited)

Bob Harvey

Waiter (uncredited)

Jerry Hausner

Floorman (uncredited)

Robert Ivers

Boy at Spring Hop (uncredited)

Bobby Johnson

Barbershop Porter (uncredited)

Joey Johnson

Barbershop Porter (uncredited)

Byron Kane

Table Captain #1 at Italian Café (uncredited)

Norman Leavitt

Newsboy (uncredited)

Gary Lewis

Boy at Spring Hop (uncredited)

Bill Leyden

TV Announcer (uncredited)

David Lipp

Frozen-Stare Man (uncredited)

Darlene Lucht

Checkroom Girl (uncredited)

John Macchia

Student (uncredited)

Marlene Maddox

Waitress (uncredited)

Mike Mahoney

Copa Café Heckler (uncredited)

John Marlowe

Waiter (uncredited)

Dee Jay Mattis

Broad (uncredited)

Bob May

Fireworks Boy (uncredited)

Peggy Mondo

Bowler (uncredited)

Mantan Moreland

Barbershop Porter (uncredited)

Hollis Morrison

Juke Box (uncredited)

Terry Naylor

Barbershop Customer (uncredited)

Quinn O'Hara

Cigarette Girl (uncredited)

Barbara Pepper

Bowler (uncredited)

Sherwood Price

Bellboy (uncredited)

Joanne C. Quakenbush

Waitress (uncredited)

Bill Richmond

Pianist (uncredited)

Sheila Rogers

Woman at Party (uncredited)

Edmundo Ros

Bandleader (uncredited)

Michael Ross

Truck Driver (uncredited)

Benny Rubin

Waiter #1 at Italian Café (uncredited)

Eddie Ryder

Man at Party (uncredited)

Ernest Schworck

(uncredited)

Vernon Scott

Reporter (uncredited)

June Smaney

Pedicurist (uncredited)

Mabel Smaney

Woman in Phone Booth (uncredited)

Walter Smith

Barbershop Porter (uncredited)

Harry Spear

Salesman (uncredited)

Anthony Spinelli

Man on Phone (uncredited)

Joe Stabil

Lead Musician (uncredited)

Ed Sullivan

Joan Swift

Girl (uncredited)

William Wellman Jr.

Band Member (uncredited)

Edward C. Widdis

(uncredited)

Dave Willock

Alec (uncredited)

Did you know?

Trivia

In the ending, Jerry Lewis' character supposedly falls from the terrace of a tall building then, as Ina Balin's character is bewailing his death, Lewis strolls past the edge of the terrace revealing that the whole thing is a movie set. Lewis and Balin then walk off the set. In an interview Lewis (who both co-wrote and directed) said that he couldn't think of a good ending so he decided to go this way.