A comedic gem from 1961 featuring Jerry Lewis in his element as Herbert H. Heebert, a lovable everyman who finds himself at a crossroads. After being abandoned by his girlfriend, Herbert spirals into depression before discovering an unexpected opportunity: a position in a charming household filled with women who are decidedly interested in his company.

This classic American comedy, directed by Jerry Lewis himself, showcases the actor's signature physical humor and endearing charm. With Helen Traubel and Kathleen Freeman rounding out the cast, the film captures the lighthearted spirit of early-60s Hollywood comedy. At 106 minutes, it's the perfect length for an evening of pure entertainment.

Part of the Mel Brooks 100! Festival at BABYLON, celebrating the legacy of comedy cinema. Shown in German with original language subtitles.

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