The Stooge (1952) |
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| Director(s) | Norman Taurog |
| Producer(s) | Hal B. Wallis |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Drama, Musical |
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Dean Martin(as Bill Miller)
The Stooge
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1952
The Stooge
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1952
Dean Martin
(as Bill Miller)
Jerry Lewis(as Theodore 'Ted' Rogers)
The Stooge
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1952
The Stooge
Released
1952
Jerry Lewis
(as Theodore 'Ted' Rogers)
Polly Bergen(as Mary Turner)
The Stooge
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1952
The Stooge
Released
1952
Polly Bergen
(as Mary Turner)
Marion Marshall(as Genevieve 'Frecklehead' Tait)
The Stooge
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1952
The Stooge
Released
1952
Marion Marshall
(as Genevieve 'Frecklehead...)
Eddie Mayehoff(as Leo Lyman)
The Stooge
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1952
The Stooge
Released
1952
Eddie Mayehoff
(as Leo Lyman)
Richard Erdman(as Ben Bailey)
The Stooge
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1952
The Stooge
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1952
Richard Erdman
(as Ben Bailey)
Frances Bavier(as Mrs. Rogers)
The Stooge
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1952
The Stooge
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1952
Frances Bavier
(as Mrs. Rogers)
Franklyn Farnum(as Dance Extra)
The Stooge
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1952
The Stooge
Released
1952
Franklyn Farnum
(as Dance Extra)
The Stooge Overview:
The Stooge (1952) was a Comedy - Drama Film directed by Norman Taurog and produced by Hal B. Wallis.
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The Stooge (1952): A Martin & Lewis Biopic?
If the story holds, Jerry Lewis named The Stooge among his favorites of the work he did during his famed partnership with Dean Martin. This was the sole reason for watching it and this is probably the most effective lens in considering what to make of it. The plot itself follows a show business narr... Read full article
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The Stooge Quotes:
[Ted is drunk]
Mary Turner: [whispering] Don't you think Ted has had enough?
Theodore 'Ted' Rogers: You whisperin' about me?
Bill Miller: Oh, no. What gives you that idea?
Theodore 'Ted' Rogers: I don't know. Am I being very extraordinary
[hiccups]
Theodore 'Ted' Rogers: "Extraordinary". That's a funny one.
[drinks more champagne]
Mary Turner: How do you feel?
Theodore 'Ted' Rogers: I feel very... gling glong. Thank you.
Bill Miller: Gling glong?
Mary Turner: [whispering] Don't you think Ted has had enough?
Theodore 'Ted' Rogers: You whisperin' about me?
Bill Miller: Oh, no. What gives you that idea?
Theodore 'Ted' Rogers: I don't know. Am I being very extraordinary
[hiccups]
Theodore 'Ted' Rogers: "Extraordinary". That's a funny one.
[drinks more champagne]
Mary Turner: How do you feel?
Theodore 'Ted' Rogers: I feel very... gling glong. Thank you.
Bill Miller: Gling glong?
Sam Robertson:
[Referring to Ted Rogers] Tell me the truth, Miss Regan, do you honestly think he's human?
Miss Regan, Robertson's Secretary: I've heard people bet both ways.
Miss Regan, Robertson's Secretary: I've heard people bet both ways.
Theodore 'Ted' Rogers:
Well, my mother loves me.
Bill Miller: I'll bet she was disappointed. I'll bet she wanted a child.
Theodore 'Ted' Rogers: She got one. Look up the records. I was born at Mercy Hospital.
Bill Miller: Were you sick?
Theodore 'Ted' Rogers: No, I wanted to be near my mother.
See More Quotes from The StoogeBill Miller: I'll bet she was disappointed. I'll bet she wanted a child.
Theodore 'Ted' Rogers: She got one. Look up the records. I was born at Mercy Hospital.
Bill Miller: Were you sick?
Theodore 'Ted' Rogers: No, I wanted to be near my mother.
The Stooge Facts
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Said to be Jerry Lewis's favorite of all the Martin and Lewis films, because he felt it came closest to capturing what they had as a team onstage.
Though filmed in 1951, it was held up release till 1953 because Paramount was unsure of its box office appeal due to its extensive dramatic moments.