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• Like millions and millions of others, The Toast was a big fan of the recently deceased Jack Lemmon. ... Besides the well deserved recognition given him by the film industry (the two Academy Awards and numerous nominations), Jack Lemmon was much beloved by his peers. ...
• Directed by Billy Wilder (with whom Jack Lemmon made seven movies) it stars, in addition to Mr. Lemmon, Shirley MacLaine, Fred MacMurry, Ray Walston and the delightful Edie Adams (wife of Ernie Kovacs). ...

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• A master comedian who personified the man everyone could relate to, Jack Lemmon died of cancer in June at the age of 76. ...
• Gene Saks, who directed Lemmon in The Odd Couple, once called him "the ideal actor who goes to hell and back for you. ...
• In Chicago, during the Prohibition era, two skirt-chasing musicians, Joe and Jerry (Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon), inadvertently witness the St. ... The bulk of the slapstick is handled by an unhinged Lemmon and the razor-sharp Joe E. ...
• Baxter (Jack Lemmon). ... Lemmon and MacLaine are ideally matched, and while everyone cites Wilder's Some Like It Hot closing line "Nobody's perfect" as his best, MacLaine's no-nonsense final words--"Shut up and deal"--are every bit as memorable. ...
• A perfect cast, including James Cagney's irascible captain, William Powell's thoughtful physician, and Jack Lemmon's Oscar-winning Ensign Pulver, give Fonda the right boost to portray his ennui-burdened officer with dignity, self-effacing humor, and not a trace of self-pity. ...
• Perfectly timed, ingeniously rendered, not a hair out of place in the history-making performances of Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon (or the great support cast), The Odd Couple is a movie that one just has to see every two or three years to stay happy. ...

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• Jack Lemmon is widely acknowledged as being one of the most versatile actors ever, he could do it all, be it drama or comedy, and he did it well too. ...
• He was born in Boston, Massachusetts, USA on 8th February, 1925 - the son of John Uhler Lemmon Jr. , president of a doughnut company and Mildred LaRue Lemmon. ...
• Jack Lemmon has a son - Chris, who is an actor; born January 22, 1954; mother, Cynthia Boyd Stone; Chris has acted in films featuring his father, including That's Life! (1986) and Dad (1989). Jack also has a daughter: Courtney; born 1965, mother, Felicia Farr and a grandson: Christopher Boyd Lemmon; born April 3, 1994, son of Chris Lemmon. ...
• After graduating from Harvard Jack headed for New York City to become a professional actor. ...
• However, Jack had no intention of "going Hollywood" and he adamantly refused to change his name. ...
• Before his service in the Navy, Lemmon spent two seasons in summer theater. ... "We did scene-study classes with David," Lemmon recalls. ...
• This helps explain the Lemmon style, especially in comedy: It's offbeat, seemingly tentative, often surprising. ...
• In New York, Lemmon began finding jobs in radio and off-Broadway, playing piano in bars during lean periods. ...
• "It was great training, no question," Lemmon said. ...
• Lemmon co-starred with Judy Holliday in his first movie, "It Should Happen to You. ...
• Some of Lemmon's best work emerged from his longtime collaboration with legendary writer-director Billy Wilder, starting in 1959 with the comedy romance "Some Like It Hot," in which he played a nightclub musician who, with Tony Curtis, dresses in drag to elude the mob. "Billy Wilder saw in (Lemmon) a perfect instrument for his writing because he could be real and funny at the same time. " It was Wilder who first teamed Lemmon with the man who would become his favorite comic foil, Walter Matthau, in "The Fortune Cookie" (1966). ...

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• A two-time Oscar winner, Lemmon often played struggling underdogs like the neurotic Felix Ungar in the 1968 movie The Odd Couple. Lemmon attended Harvard and turned to acting after serving in the Navy. Lemmon appeared in dozens of high-profile films over 50 years, including comedies like Some Like It Hot (1959, with Marilyn Monroe and Tony Curtis) and dramas like The Days of Wine and Roses (1962), Missing (1982), Glengarry Glen Ross (1992) and even Airport '77 (1977). Lemmon won a Best Supporting Actor Oscar as the scheming Ensign Pulver in Mister Roberts (1955, his best-known role until Felix Ungar) and then won Best Actor in 1973 for the drama Save the Tiger. ...
• Extra credit: Lemmon produced the 1967 Paul Newman film Cool Hand Luke. ... On the Odd Couple TV series, Felix and Oscar were played by Tony Randall and Jack Klugman; in the original Broadway show they were played by Matthau and Art Carney. ... In 1998 actor Ving Rhames gave his Golden Globe to Lemmon, in what became a famous awards-ceremony moment. ...
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• As Professor Fate, Lemmon engages Tony Curtis in a series of competitive exploits, the climax being a hilarious auto race from New York to Paris. ... " For the physical punishment he received in this adventure in beastliness, Lemmon must surely be awarded the endurance trophy of the season. ...
• " For another several days, Lemmon was wet down daily from 9 am, to 6 p. ...
• Throughout it all in Technicolor and Panavision Jack Lemmon remained the calmest man in a whirlpool of hysteria. ... While the stunts, special effects, noise and excitement of "The Great Race" raged about him, Lemmon stayed poised and unshaken. ... Reason and serenity were cast aside, and Lemmon hurtled himself into the Professor Fate role (and sometimes into the duality of Prince Hapnick's role, too), with the ferocity of a schizophrenic rhinoceros.
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• Jack Lemmon, the American film, television and stage actor, died in a Los Angeles hospital on June 27 of complications from cancer. ...
• Lemmon (born in 1925) may not have been the most talented American film actor of his generation—Marlon Brando (1924), among others, would certainly outrank him—but few performers equaled him in communicating and indeed personifying, both comically and tragically, certain moral dilemmas of postwar American life.
• Lemmon was born in a Boston suburb to a baking company executive and his “life-of-the-party” wife, who reportedly spent most of her nights in the bar of the Ritz-Carlton Hotel. Sent to the best prep schools and later Harvard, Lemmon saw his parents’ marriage dissolve when he was a teenager. ... After graduating from Harvard (and a brief stint in the Navy during the last days of World War II), Lemmon moved to New York to work in the theater. ... In 1953 a talent scout for Columbia Pictures noticed him in a Broadway play and Lemmon began his Hollywood career.
• After two roles alongside Judy Holliday (It Should Happen to You directed by George Cukor and Phffft! Mark Robson ) and in the midst of appearances in several musicals (most notably My Sister Eileen Richard Quine with Janet Leigh), Lemmon was given the role of Ensign Pulver in Mister Roberts, directed by John Ford and Mervyn Le Roy. In the scheming and hustling Pulver, Lemmon first established aspects of his comic persona: the irrepressibility, the manic energy, the crafty intelligence and, when push comes to shove, the essential integrity.
• While Lemmon performed more than once for several directors, including Richard Quine (six times), Blake Edwards (three times), David Swift and Robert Altman (twice), there is little question that he found his stride and perhaps the most complete expression of his particular gifts in the films of the Austrian-born director Billy Wilder, with whom he worked seven times.
• Lemmon and Tony Curtis are musicians in 1920s’ Chicago who witness a gangland slaying and are forced to pass as women to stay alive. ...
• Lemmon’s next film with Wilder, The Apartment, is something more of a social commentary. ... “Bud” Baxter (Lemmon) is an ambitious junior executive climbing the corporate ladder by lending his apartment out to his bosses for trysts with their mistresses. When the woman he loves (Shirley MacLaine) turns up as his superior’s latest girl-friend and attempts suicide, Lemmon is obliged to come to terms with his corrupt and corrupting activity. ...
• In the 1960s Lemmon was probably Hollywood’s leading and most reliable comic performer—in The Wackiest Ship in the Army, The Notorious Landlady, Irma La Douce (again with Wilder and MacLaine), Under the Yum Yum Tree, Good Neighbor Sam, How to Murder Your Wife, The Great Race, The Fortune Cookie and The Odd Couple.
• Determined to show another side to his acting abilities, Lemmon starred in Days of Wine and Roses (Blake Edwards), as an alcoholic husband to Lee Remick’s alcoholic wife. The film is not entirely successful, but it demonstrated that Lemmon was not going to accept the limitations generally imposed on actors by the studios. (When, years later, he performed in Eugene O’Neill’s Long Day’s Journey into Night, Lemmon spoke candidly about his mother’s addiction to alcohol and sleeping pills. ...

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• Jack was Probably best known as Felix Unger to Walter Matthau's Oscar Madison, these guys really were the original odd couple. In a recent interview, Jack said he wanted to be an actor since he was eight years old growing up in an affluent section of Boston. ... " Lemmon lives in Los Angeles with his wife Felicia,.
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• They include the original film, The Odd Couple, in 1968; the TV series, also called The Odd Couple, that ran from 1970 to 1975 and starred Jack Klugman and Tony Randall; The New Odd Couple, a short-lived 1982 TV series based on the Pigeon sisters; The Odd Couple: Together Again, a 1993 TV movie with Klugman and Randall; and The Odd Couple II (opens April 10).
• 11 - The number of movies Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon have appeared in together.
• 1 - The number of those movies that Lemmon directed. ...

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• Jack Lemmon was 76 years old when he died of cancer three weeks ago. ... Since the early 1970s, Lemmon's career has been one of interesting and varied types of films and plays, but it has also been marked by a succession of awards that have celebrated the actor's broad range and highlighted the fondness that peers and fans alike have had for him.
• Rhames subsequently tried to give his award to Lemmon due to the high esteem in which he held him.
• The foundation for the mature performances that Lemmon gave in his later years and for all the recognition that came his way was a run of 27 films from 1954-1970. Virtually all of these films were comedies and they solidified Lemmon's early reputation as a reliable, leading-man, comedy actor. On the other hand, the seeds of Lemmon's serious acting side -- a side that he would display strongly in his later career -- can be found in 1962's Days of Wine and Roses.
• Jack Lemmon started his film career under contract to Columbia. ... None of these are hugely memorable although the first two, which offered Lemmon good opportunities beside Judy Holliday, have their moments. ... The follow-up Phffft! was even better- a sex farce directed by Mark Robson, with Lemmon and Holliday getting fine comedy support from Jack Carson and Kim Novak. ... During this four-year period, there was one other Lemmon film -- a loan-out to Warner Brothers that gave Lemmon his first signature role, that of Ensign Pulver in Mister Roberts. Lemmon won a well-deserved Best Supporting Actor Oscar in what was an excellent comedy full of fine performances by the likes of Henry Fonda, James Cagney and William Powell.
• The years 1958 to 1963 were kind to Lemmon as he had opportunities in a variety of film types and showed himself more than equal to the task. ... Other Wilder-Lemmon collaborations during this period were The Apartment and Irma La Douce, both with Shirley MacLaine. ... In it, one can see the hint of Lemmon's serious acting side which two years later was fully realized in Days of Wine and Roses. Hot, Apartment and Roses all garnered Lemmon Academy Award nominations, although none resulted in wins.

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• Lemmon (Jahrgang 1925) war vielleicht nicht der amerikanische Schauspieler seiner Generation mit dem größten Talent - so überragte ihn sicherlich Marlon Brando, um nur einen zu nennen -, aber wenige Darsteller kamen ihm darin gleich, im Komischen wie im Tragischen bestimmte moralische Konflikte des amerikanischen Nachkriegslebens zu vermitteln, ja zu verkörpern.
• Lemmon wurde in einem Vorort von Boston geboren, der Vater war Direktor einer Backwarenfabrik und die Mutter führte ein ausschweifendes Leben: Wie man sagte, verbrachte sie die meisten Nächte in der Hotelbar des Ritz-Carlton. Lemmon, der auf die besten Schulen und dann nach Harvard geschickt wurde, musste im Teenageralter mit ansehen, wie die Ehe seiner Eltern zerbrach. ... Nach seinem Harvard-Abschluss (und einem kurzen Zwischenspiel in der Navy in den letzten Tagen des zweiten Weltkriegs) zog Lemmon nach New York, um ans Theater zu gehen. ...
• Nach zwei Rollen an der Seite von Judy Holliday - It Should Happen to You (Regie: George Cukor) und Phffft! (Eine Glückliche Scheidung, Regie: Mark Robson) - erhielt Lemmon, während er noch in verschiedenen Musicals mitspielte - am bekanntesten: My Sister Eileen (Meine Schwester Ellen, von Richard Quine) mit Janet Leigh - die Rolle von Ensign Pulver in Mister Roberts (Keine Zeit für Heldentum), unter der Regie von John Ford und Mervyn Le Roy. Im gerissenen und umtriebigen Pulver brachte Lemmon zum erstenmal Aspekte seines Komikertalents zum Ausdruck: das Unbändige, die manische Energie, die pfiffige Intelligenz und, wenn es drauf ankommt, die nötige Integrität.
• Auch wenn Lemmon für mehrere Filmemacher mehr als einmal spielte, darunter Richard Quine (sechsmal), Blake Edwards (dreimal), David Swift und Robert Altman (zweimal), ist wohl unbestritten, dass er in den Filmen des Regisseurs Billy Wilder aus Australien in seinem Element war und seine besonderen Fähigkeiten wohl am besten zum Ausdruck bringen konnte. ...
• Lemmon und Tony Curtis spielen Musiker der zwanziger Jahre in Chicago, die zufällig zu Mordzeugen in der Unterwelt werden und gezwungen sind, sich als Frauen zu verkleiden, um mit dem Leben davonzukommen. ...
• "Bud" Baxter (Lemmon) ist ein ehrgeiziger kleiner Büroangestellter, der die Karriereleiter im Konzern hochklettert, weil er sein Apartment seinen Vorgesetzten für ihre Liebesabenteuer zur Verfügung stellt. Als nun die Frau, die er liebt (Shirley MacLaine), sich als jüngste Mätresse seines Vorgesetzten entpuppt und einen Selbstmordversuch unternimmt, ist Lemmon gezwungen, sich mit dessen korrupten und korrumpierenden Machenschaften auseinander zu setzen. ...
• In den Sechzigern war Lemmon wohl Hollywoods erster und zuverlässigster komischer Darsteller - in The Wackiest Ship in the Army (Auf schrägem Kurs), The Notorious Landlady (Noch Zimmer frei), Irma La Douce (Das Mädchen Irma La Douce, wieder mit Wilder and Shirley MacLaine), Under the Yum Yum Tree (Ein Ehebett zur Probe), Good Neighbor Sam (Leih mir deinen Mann), How to Murder Your Wife (Wie bringt man seine Frau um), The Great Race (Das große Rennen rund um die Welt), The Fortune Cookie (Der Glückspilz) und The Odd Couple (Ein seltsames Paar).
• Entschlossen, eine andere Seite seiner Schauspielkunst unter Beweis zu stellen, spielte Lemmon die Hauptrolle in Days of Wine and Roses (Die Tage des Weines und der Rosen/Stärker als alle Vernunft, Blake Edwards), nämlich den alkoholkranken Ehemann einer Alkoholikerin (gespielt von Lee Remicks). Der Film war nicht sehr erfolgreich, aber er zeigt, dass Lemmon nicht bereit war, die Grenzen, die den Schauspielern allgemein von den Studios gesteckt wurden, zu akzeptieren. (Als er Jahre später, in Eugene O'Neills Long Days Journey into Night mitspielte, äußerte sich Lemmon ganz offen über die Abhängigkeit seiner Mutter von Alkohol und Schlaftabletten. ...

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• But I will always remember Jack Lemmon chiefly for his great comic roles, with or without Matthau, his friend and favorite co-star. ... Lemmon's cameo in "Kotch" and their roles in the dramatic ensemble in Oliver Stone's "JFK. ...
• Lemmon as a photographer hurt at a football game and Matthau as his brother-in-law, a shyster lawyer known as Whiplash Willie. ... Lemmon to fake a serious injury in hopes of landing a big settlement.
• Lemmon) and Oscar Madison (Matthau) move in together after being dumped by their wives, but have nothing in common. ...
• Lemmon brought to ostensibly comic roles is in full evidence here. ...
• Most of the later Lemmon-Matthau movies were variations on the theme, including the best-forgotten "Odd Couple 2. ...
• Lemmon achieved many of his greatest comic moments alongside other actors. ... Lemmon wins the affection of a dotty old millionaire (Joe E. ...
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• Lemmon and Dennis teamed in "The Out-of-Towners" as an Ohio couple in New York City for a job interview. ... Lemmon spends most of the film with a whistling lisp after chipping a tooth. ...
• Lemmon is the one that earned him his first Oscar: Ensign Pulver in "Mister Roberts. ...

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• Jack Lemmon died. ... I liked Lemmon, but never loved him. ...
• It's true that I'm not that big a fan of Wilder/Lemmon as most. ... I'm not saying Wilder or Lemmon are bad, I'm only saying that everyone LOVES them and I like them. ...
• Also, there are some key Lemmon performances I haven't seen yet, most notably Days of Wine and Roses (and I love Lee Remick), Tribute and Save the Tiger. ...
• I love Mister Roberts (1955), but more for William Powell than anyone else, Cowboy (1958) for Glenn Ford and it's tone, Lemmon is really fun in Bell, Book and Candle (1958), The Odd Couple (1968) is funny, Lemmon is great in a small role in JFK (1991), great in The Player (1992), great in Glengarry Glen Ross (1992) and Short Cuts (1993) and there is a sense of fun about Grumpy Old Men (1993) with Burgess Meredith stealing the show. ...
• Lemmon was an opinionated Hollywood liberal in his later years, but he was such a damn nice guy that nobody begrudged him that. ... Jack Lemmon Dies at 76; Won Two Oscars in 'Mr. ...
• Jack Lemmon, 76, a distinguished stage, television and film actor who appeared in legendary comedies and dramas and made believable such roles as a cross-dressing Jazz Age musician in "Some Like It Hot," a distressed Everyman in "The Apartment" and a crusading conservative father in "Missing," died of cancer June 27 at a Los Angeles hospital. ...
• After working in television during its earliest days and on Broadway, Lemmon catapulted to fame with his Academy Award-winning turn as the scheming Ensign Frank T. ...
• Other Lemmon-Wilder collaborations were "Irma la Douce," "The Fortune Cookie," "Avanti!," "The Front Page" and "Buddy Buddy. ...
• Lemmon, who appeared in more than 60 films since 1954, won the Academy Award twice and was nominated seven times. ...
• Wilder, known for bawdy and unconventional looks at American mores, also saw in Lemmon an average-man appeal that could be subverted to portray the greed and angst he saw girding the American dream. ...
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