Discussion on Jerry Lewis' The Day The Clown Cried (1972)
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- Опубліковано 26 лют 2022
- This is a special in depth discussion on The Day The Clown Cried with experts Kayley, Anthony, and Richard and Naomi. We also discuss Richard Raber and Naomi Bishop's interaction with Jerry Lewis for their unfinished documentary Clown, which took them on a rollercoaster ride for years. Kayley and Anthony also describe their personal experiences and thoughts on the project. You'll want to watch this entire episode, to hear information on The Day the Clown Cried, that you won't hear elsewhere.
Link to Richard and Naomi's trailer for their unfinished documentary is here: vimeo.com/53503627
Great job everyone. Here is an angle that I thought was not discussed. Could you imagine what it was like for Jerry to find out during filming he was shooting a movie with a script that he didn't have the rights to film AND nobody was getting paid.
Indeed. There is another independent filmmaker interested in making a film based on Jerry's experiences during the film. I will talk to you later about that.
Noooo Jerry kneeling and begging is beyond my pain tolerance 😭😭😭
Fascinating stuff! And quite bewildering too. Less than 10 minutes after I was thinking to myself, “What about the children-performers?”, you guys began talking about it. Would certainly be very interesting to hear their take… Besides of the whole marvelous heartbreaking mystery here, it’s also very interesting in terms of who remembers what and how. (Incidentally, I believe that I spotted of these aforementioned performances online…. Sent you a DM via Vimeo)
Please send me an email at kay2043838@gmail.com
Acredito que assim que lançado em 2024 este filme trará uma discussão aprofundada de como o cinema mundial tratou de diferentes formas o Holocausto. Parabéns a todos os envolvidos nesta discussão. Assim como vocês espero assistir algum dia este filme. #BrazilHere
Great discussion, re: David Hartman. I know someone who has interviewed him a couple of times recently. I can see if I can get a connection if you’re interested.
Yes I am definitely interested. This is Kayley from the discussion. My email is kay2043838@gmail.com.
I thought two different versions of the script had been online since many years ago: one by Denton and O'Brien, and another one by Lewis.
I thought I had seen the original somewhere online at one point 10 yrs ago, but it absolutely is gone now. The JL version does still have O'Brien and Denton's name on the script, so perhaps that was what I recalled seeing.