Fifty years have gone by since the Spanish release of "Who's Minding the Store?" (1963, Frank Tashlin), on the 21st of December 1964. During this time, it has become one of Jerry Lewis best remembered films. Legendary scenes, such as the "Typewriter" scene, have delighted many movie fans, specially in Spain, where it became a classic. Undoubtedly, this is one of my favorite films that I keep on watching it just for the sake of enjoying, over and over again, those beloved scenes. Over the years, its depiction of those funny catastrophes originated in a department store, seems to me to be more lucid and timeless than ever. Similarly, its dialogues are now located in my personal Gourmet section. A very special space in my mind, where great comedies deserve to be.
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