Who's Minding the Store?
1963, Comedy, 1h 30m
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Barbara (Jill St. John) is in love with Norman (Jerry Lewis), the man who looks after her poodle. But she has a secret: She's the daughter of a wealthy society couple and worth more than Norman will ever make. When her mother, Phoebe (Agnes Moorehead), finds out about Barbara's relationship, she sends Norman to work a series of increasingly humiliating jobs at the family's department store. Norman tries to please his cruel boss, Mr. Quimby (Ray Walston), and win Barbara's hand in marriage.
Cast & Crew
Jerry Lewis
Norman Phiffier
Norman Phiffier
Jill St. John
Barbara Tuttle
Barbara Tuttle
Agnes Moorehead
Mrs. Phoebe Tuttle
Mrs. Phoebe Tuttle
John McGiver
Mr. John P. Tuttle
Mr. John P. Tuttle
Ray Walston
Mr. Quimby
Mr. Quimby
Nancy Kulp
Emily Rothgraber
Emily Rothgraber
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Jan 10, 2015This is the 1st time I've ever sat & watched a full Jerry Lewis movie.I really only sat & watched this 1 because I was flipping through looking for something to watch a couple days ago & this movie was on.It was on the vacuum cleaner scene & it looked pretty good so I thought the next time it's on, I'll check it out (Today was the day) The skits (I guess you could call them that) were just way too corny for me & I didn't really get into the movie until right before the vacuum cleaner scene.The only skit of the movie I really did like was..... The vacuum cleaner scene.I guess I'm just not a fan of Jerry Lewis' movies
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