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Selected by Quentin Tarantino for the First Quentin Tarantino Film Fest in Austin, Texas, 1996.
This was the last film that Jerry Lewis made for Paramount Pictures, marking the end of a 17-year association.
A dispute over which actor--Tony Curtis or Jerry Lewis--would receive top billing was settled in print ads and posters by criss-crossing names on a diagonal so a portion of each star's name on the top line appeared on the top line (first name for one, surname for the other--with remainder of name on bottom line in reversed order.) In the film's trailer both names flash on screen in an animated circle, rotating so rapidly it's impossible to discern who is the top-billed star.
The play on which this movie was based ran for seven years in London, but only 23 performances in its original New York Broadway run. The New York revival was more successful, running 279 performances and winning several Tony awards.
In 1963 producer Hal B. Wallis announced Shirley MacLaine for female lead.
"Bertha: You don't need a maid. You need the mafia."
