Jerry Lewis, iconic comedian and actor, passed away at 91 in Las Vegas.

Known for his partnership with Dean Martin, Lewis became a beloved figure in comedy. He accumulated over 74 acting credits, starring in films like “The Nutty Professor” and “The Bellboy.”

Lewis also became famous for hosting the annual Muscular Dystrophy Telethon, raising millions for the cause. A versatile performer, he succeeded in film, TV, nightclubs, and Broadway.

Lewis’s early life, shaped by his entertainer parents, contributed to his need for attention and “cranky” celebrity persona. Though largely out of the spotlight in recent years, his legacy remains significant.