Controversial Film 'The Day the Clown Cried' by Jerry Lewis
Andrew Stevens directed a documentary about Stella Stevens, while Jerry Lewis' son is searching for his late father's controversial film 'The Day the Clown Cried.' The film, about a clown in a concentration camp, faced legal and production issues and was never officially released. Despite efforts to find the missing elements, it remains mostly unseen.
Key Points
- Jerry Lewis' son is on a quest to find the missing elements of 'The Day the Clown Cried.'
- The film faced legal battles and production challenges, leading to its incomplete status.
- Despite efforts to locate the film elements, it remains largely unseen by the public.
Pros
- Exploration of Jerry Lewis' lesser-known work
- Insight into the challenges of film production
Cons
- Legal and production issues prevented the film's completion and release
- Mixed feelings from Jerry Lewis about the quality of the film