Lío en los grandes almacenes

Título original: Who's Minding the Store?

1963
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1h 30min

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Slapstick Comedy

Norman Phiffier trabaja como dependiente en unos grandes almacenes. Torpe e inepto, nunca puede hacer nada bien.Norman Phiffier trabaja como dependiente en unos grandes almacenes. Torpe e inepto, nunca puede hacer nada bien.Norman Phiffier trabaja como dependiente en unos grandes almacenes. Torpe e inepto, nunca puede hacer nada bien.

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Curiosidades
This was the seventh of eight Jerry Lewis films directed by former cartoon director Frank Tashlin.

Pifias
When Jerry Lewis is painting the ball on the end of the flagpole it is gold. It was stated earlier in the film that there was only one flagpole. Later on in the movie when Quimby (Ray Walston) falls out of a window and hangs from the flagpole the ball is silver.

Citas
[repeated line]
Norman Phiffier: I believe a man has gotta be king in his own ranch-type-style tract house.

Conexiones
Edited into Edgar Neville: Emparedado entre comillas (2000)

Banda sonora
The Typewriter
By Leroy Anderson

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Yes, it's Jerry Lewis, but it's truly funny

When I turned 16 or so and began to develop a mature sense of aesthetics, the films of Jerry Lewis became anathema to me. Suddenly I couldn't stand him, and that culturally elitist attitude has persisted to the present day. Yet when asked which of the films I've ever seen are the funniest, I have to mention this one. I don't remember much about it -- I saw it in a drive-in on a misty night in 1963 when I was 12 -- but I still recall the scene in the appliance department of the store, with the vacuum cleaner sucking up everything in sight. I don't think I have laughed that hard since -- it's amazing I survived to see the age of 13!