I love that ❤🇦🇺

He was gorgeous!

so sexy!

Pac Z : Maybe he was about the wardrobe. He said in his book: ‘Why Me’, he was with Jimi two days before he o’deed. He also said he was with Sharon and Roman in London a few days before the ‘slaughter’ as he called it.

Stephanie, I know! Can't even look at him...I mean he was SEXY!!!

Tell that to Roman Polanski! I think he would disagree!

vikings844 : I was going to say except for Charlie Manson’s ‘family’

Great idea. He would have made a good Joker or some other Batman villain.

@@RG-hf4et He made a very brief cameo in Batman, when they climb up a building and he opens one of the windows.

1969...American televison... no "dam"...no "hell"...but also no political correctness..2019...American televison..plenty of cursing..sex scenes..and political correctness reigns supreme...which television would you rather watch...

Yes !!

Dean Noble well smoking is an appetite suppressant, and they smoked like it was a religion.

Why would you feel wrong about it? He was always hot, sexy, etc. One of the handsomest comedians ever!

you shouldn't feel wrong! Jerry was sexy as hell! He was always gorgeous!

Oh yeah his swagger was more than swag...

He was very sexy!!! Extremely handsome and quite debonair!!! Love him!! The best !!!

Yes they were best friends, and the term "colored" back then was used. NAACP uses the term in their title.

@@givethechanceakid Thanks for the history lesson, but your explanation is superfluous. The term 'Negro' and some more 'derogatory' terms were also used back in the day, as I'm sure you're aware. The NAACP, which was founded in 1909, still uses 'colored' in their title, but calling Black folk 'colored' is something they probably wouldn't recommend. I just found Jerry's reference to Sammy amusing. I know he didn't mean it in any 'Negative' way...

The title of the film was listed in the description. It's from the 1970 film One More Time. It was filmed in '69, and Jerry Lewis was the director of the film. Hope that helps. :)

Well they are being interviewed during this? I explained the whole situation in the info for the video in the description box. :)

@@givethechanceakid - the interview seemed hit and run. Still enjoyed the clip, though.

Are you thinking of the scooter accident in '53?

I think Jerry said Dean bought him that scooter. He came off it and tore up his leg.

Why wouldn't he? He wasn't a big drinker. You may be getting mixed up with his comedy partner Dean Martin.

@@bunnyhop3211 Dean wasn't a drinker it was a prop

Dean most certainly liked to drink. His wife put out that it was apple juice, but he said himself that he hated apple juice. That was used as a prop at times though. According to those he worked with, he drank watered down whisky on stage.

it is: 'One more time' with Peter Lawford and Sammy Davis Jr

Sammy Davis Jr was Jerry's best friend. As for what he said, that was acceptable language back then. What do you think the NAACP stands for? The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Sammy was quoted as using the "colored" term himself. "My mother was born in San Juan. So I'm Puerto Rican, Jewish, colored and married to a white woman. When I move into a neighborhood, people start running four ways at the same time."

givethechanceakid Of course. Everyone knows Sammy and Jerry were friends (cuz Jerry says so ha) technically it wasn’t cool to call any black man colored after ‘68. I KNOW Jerry meant no harm and yes Sammy called himself that durin the Rat Pack days. However, James Brown recorded a song called Say it Loud I’m Black and I’m Proud. Calling a black man colored after that song and at the height of the black revolution movement was considered passé. And yes i know what the NAACP stands for. That name needs to be changed IMO.

Are you saying that Jerry and Sammy weren't friends with that little remark? Jerry and Sammy were many photos together going back to 1951. Sammy was Jerry's best friend, and Sammy loved Jerry and Jerry loved him. They did many shows together throughout the 50's-80's. Jerry was also instrumental in fighting racism in Vegas and other places where African American performers were being treated poorly and their accommodations were none. The Four Step Brothers performed with him often, and he and Dean Martin made sure that they did not perform anywhere that would treat them without respect.

givethechanceakid oh i know. Now that i look at the clip. Jerry said that with love.

​@@ghanasoul Funny how words change over time for skin colour. Now I've heard 'black ' is wrong and 'Person of colour' being used, which sounds pretentious. White is white, but we are all really different shades, and all are beautiful. Don't ever think Jerry was racist. He understood the struggles at the time, he was picked on for being Jewish. He cried his eyes out publicly while paying tribute to Sammy after he died. It was heartbreaking. 'Jerry Lewis -Sammy Davis jr. Tribute.'