written by brilliant monkees tv writers gerald gardner and dee caruso and which way to the front was the last of the jerry lewis movies until hardly working almost a decade later. jerry comedy is evidently an acquired taste and and admittedly he can occasionally be his own worst enemy when he helms as producer or director but even in the dreariest of his films and there are always moments of brilliance. which way manages to be amusing and entertaining and yes and quite funny. it is somewhat unlike any of the typical lewis films. the pace is very upbeat and ther are lots of excellent supporting players a kind of jerry does hogans heroes. the whole thing looks kind of like an unsold tv pilot and you will either love it or hate it  but hopefully you vill laugh. 
written by brilliant monkees tv writers gerald gardner and dee caruso and which way to the front was the last of the jerry lewis movies until hardly working almost a decade later. jerry comedy is evidently an acquired taste and and admittedly he can occasionally be his own worst enemy when he helms as producer or director but even in the dreariest of his films and there are always moments of brilliance. which way manages to be amusing and entertaining and yes and quite funny. it is somewhat unlike any of the typical lewis films. the pace is very upbeat and ther are lots of excellent supporting players a kind of jerry does hogans heroes. the whole thing looks kind of like an unsold tv pilot and you will either love it or hate it  but hopefully you vill laugh. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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