| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Sean Hayes | ... | ||
| Jeremy Northam | ... | ||
|
|
Paula Cale | ... | |
| Sarah Manninen | ... | ||
| Kate Levering | ... | ||
| Scott McCord | ... | ||
|
|
Steve Brinder | ... | |
|
|
Rhona Shekter | ... | |
| Conrad Dunn | ... | ||
| Bill Lake | ... | ||
| Tony Nappo | ... | ||
|
|
David Eisner | ... | |
|
|
Aron Tager | ... | |
|
|
Robert Morelli | ... | |
|
|
Markus Parilo | ... |
Irwin Woolfe
|
Even at the start of his singing career, Dean Martin is an impressive gentleman, big, tall, handsome, exquisitely dressed, fitting his nightingale voice and naturally classy appeal, even though his womanizing costs him enough in alimony to declare bankruptcy. Jerry Lewis on the other hand is an unsightly schmuck, whose buffoon version of stand-up comedy is an agent's nightmare. When he accepts playing MC in a show with Dean, he tries interacting with him, and they hit gold judging by the audience's reactions. Initially Dean wants to walk off and stay a solo act, but success as a duo is irresistible, and they rocket together, even in Hollywood. However in time they fall out of friendship as their characters and lifestyle clash, and Dean still dreams of solo success. Written by KGF Vissers
If you liked Martin and Lewis movies, then you'll like this movie. It tells of the rocky history that may not have known about these two. I was pleasantly surprised when I saw it. Even though it was a made for TV movie, You'll still like it. I would even watch it again.