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Jason Bateman has said that Rupert Pupkin is one of his favorite all time acting performances. He re [...]	D
Mardik Martin: A friend of Martin Scorsese as Second Man at Bar, where Rupert Pupkin is watching his [...]	D
Donald E. Westlake shelved his novel "The Comedy Is Finished" for the rest of his life without publi [...]	D
Martin Scorsese had suffered from poor health both before and during the film's production. He had p [...]	D
At the time of release, the pride and joy gag would have been universally recognized by American aud [...]	D
Paul Zimmerman wrote the screenplay in the 1970's and Robert DeNiro tried to get it made then but di [...]	D
Steve Carell is a huge fan of the film and partially based his performance in Foxcatcher(2014) on De [...]	D
Martin Scorsese: A television director.	D
Martin Scorsese has stated that he "probably should not have made" the film.	D
In preparation for his role, Robert De Niro studied Richard Belzer's stand-up comedy acts.	D
Sally Kirkland had stated she was considered for, and almost got the role of, Masha, as she was good [...]	D
In the scene where Jerry hits Masha, Jerry Lewis originally wanted Sandra Bernhard to fall through a [...]	D
The first film released by Regency Enterprises.	D
Joyce Brothers: As herself, a guest on The Jerry Langford Show.	D
Martin Scorsese said later that making this film was an "unsettling" experience, in part because of [...]	D
The looming directors' strike caused the film to go over budget.	D
With a budget of $19 million, this was a huge flop at the box office. It only earned $2.5 million an [...]	D
Jerry Lewis found Martin Scorsese's working method initially frustrating, as he was made to wai [...]	D
When Jerry Langford is walking down the street, he is stopped by a woman talking on the telephone. W [...]	D
Included among the "1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die", edited by Steven Schneider.	D
Sandra Bernhard said in the DVD extras that Jerry Lewis was uncomfortable while filming; she said it [...]	D
Opening film at the 1983 Cannes Film Festival.	D
George Kapp (Mystery Guest) was a real New York City high school chemistry teacher in the 1960s and [...]	D
Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio's debut.	D
Much of the scene where Rupert (Robert De Niro) shows up at Jerry's house was improvised. Kim Chan i [...]	D
Robert De Niro and Diahnne Abbott were married in real life at the time.	D
Final film of Marta Heflin.	D
Jerry Langford's lawyer was played by Martin Scorsese's real-life lawyer.	D
The Clash, one of Martin Scorsese's favorite bands, makes a brief appearance at a phone booth.	D
Frederick De Cordova: The film and television producer as the producer of The Jerry Langford Show.	D
Johnny Carson, Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis, Jr., Joey Bishop, and Orson Welles were cons [...]	D
The talk show segments were filmed on videotape (like a real talk show) and later transferred to fil [...]	D
In the scene where Robert De Niro and Sandra Bernhard argue in the street, three of the "street scum [...]	D
Writer Paul D. Zimmerman wrote the screenplay in the late 1960s, with Dick Cavett in mind as the tal [...]	D
While being profiled for "E! True Hollywood Story", Jerry Lewis was surprised at the critics praise [...]	D
In the opening crowd scene, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio (uncredited extra in crowd scene) can be see [...]	D
Tony Randall: As himself, an emergency guest host of the Jerry Langford Show.	D
Jerry Lewis suggested that his character be killed by Rupert at the end of the film, but Martin Scor [...]	D
According to Martin Scorsese, the scene when Rupert (Robert De Niro) and Rita (Diahnne Abbott) show [...]	D
Ed Herlihy: As himself, the announcer of The Jerry Langford Show.	D
William G. Schilling filmed a role in the scene where fans approach Jerry as he walks down the stree [...]	D
A digitally restored version of the movie was presented as the closing night feature of Robert De Ni [...]	D
Clues about the reality of the ending can be surmised by Rupert Pupkin's wardrobe. Throughout much o [...]	D
Shavuot, mentioned by Masha (Sandra Bernhard), is a Jewish holiday that occurs on the sixth day of t [...]	D
In the original script, when Rupert and Rita meet in the diner, there is a stranger sitting behind R [...]	D
As already mentioned, Chuck Low, who famously played Morrie in Martin Scorsese's Goodfellas, has a s [...]	D
Charles Scorsese: The father of director Martin Scorsese as the First Man at Bar where Rupert Pupkin [...]	D
To prepare for the role of Rupert Pumpkin, Robert DeNiro spent time with a real life superfan, Vinny [...]	D
Jerry Lewis played a character with the same first name as his own. Jerry Langford was originally na [...]	D
Michael Cimino, Milos Forman, Bob Fosse, and Randal Kleiser were interested in directing at one poin [...]	D
Italian censorship visa # 79042 delivered on 23 July 1983.	D
Jerry Lewis improvised his "I'm just a human being" monologue to Rupert. Lewis and Sandra Bernhard m [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2000 list of the 500 movies nominated for the Top 100 F [...]	D
The story and characters in this film were cited as a major influence on Joker (2019). Beyond the ob [...]	D
This was Sandra Bernhard's second appearance in a live-action movie, after I piacevoli sogni di Chee [...]	D
According to Martin Scorsese, there was a long search to find the right actress to play Masha.	D
Sandra Bernhard was allowed to improvise most of her lines, as she had no formal acting training, an [...]	D
Frederick De Cordova, who played talk-show director Bert Thomas, was executive producer of The Tonig [...]	D
Meryl Streep turned down the part of Masha, played by Sandra Bernhard.	D
Entertainment Tonight called The King of Comedy the flop of the year at the end of the year in 1983.	D
Martin Scorsese has said that he thought Robert De Niro's best performance under his direction was i [...]	D
The only film Robert De Niro and Martin Scorsese have made together in which De Niro has facial hair [...]	D
Robert De Niro used anti-Semitic remarks to anger Jerry Lewis while filming the scene where Rupert P [...]	D
In The Making of 'Cape Fear' (2001), when J. Lee Thompson expresses how pleased he is that Martin Sc [...]	D
Rupert Pupkin's (Robert De Niro) mom was played by real-life mother of director Martin Scorsese who [...]	D
According to Martin Scorsese, the visual style was inspired by Life of an American Fireman (1903).	D
Jeannie Berlin unsuccessfully auditioned for the part of Masha.	D
In his monologue on the Jerry Langford show, Rupert Pupkin says that he is from Clifton, New Jersey. [...]	D
Edgar J. Scherick: The film and television producer as a television network President.	D
Martin Scorsese said he wanted there to be no difference between fantasy and reality in the film.	D
Robert De Niro wrote Martin Scorsese a letter before filming expressing his reluctance to the castin [...]	D
Nicole Kidman is a big fan of the film, and has claimed in interviews that it is her favorite comedy [...]	D
At Jerry's apartment after meeting Rupert for the first time, the Film Noir 'Pickup on South Street' [...]	D
This film is in the Official Top 250 Narrative Feature Films on Letterboxd.	D
Cathy Scorsese: The daughter of Martin Scorsese as Dolores, a fictional fan of Rupert who appears in [...]	D
The film playing in Jerry's apartment just before he gets Masha's phone call is Samuel Fuller's Mano [...]	D
When Rupert is talking to Rita in a restaurant, a man in the background is imitating Rupert's hand g [...]	D
Martin Scorsese is quoted as saying about the screenplay, "I thought the movie was just a one-line g [...]	D
Liza Minnelli filmed a scene where she played herself on Jerry Langford's talk show and sang "New Yo [...]	D
Lou Brown: As the band leader of the Jerry Langford Show.	D
Victor Borge: As himself, a guest on the Jerry Langford Show.	D

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