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14 dic 1979 · The Jerk: Directed by Carl Reiner. With Steve Martin, Bernadette Peters, Catlin Adams, Mabel King. A simpleminded, sheltered country boy suddenly decides to leave his family home to experience life in the big city, where his naivete is both his best friend and his worst enemy.
20 lug 2020 · Yes, there was a 1984 made for TV sequel to the Steve Martin/Carl Reiner classic The Jerk, this time starring Mark Blankfield in the role of Navin Johnson.Wr...
The Jerk, Too is a 1984 television movie which aired on NBC on January 6, 1984. It is a re-worked version of the 1979 film, "The Jerk." Plot []. Navin Johnson (Mark Blankfield) sets out to attend the wedding of Marie (Stacey Nelkin), his pen pal in California, but he runs into a gang of hobos, led by a schemer named Diesel (Ray Walston)
Synopsis. He’s not stupid. He’s a jerk! Navin Johnson heads to Los Angeles to attend the wedding of his pen pal, Marie. On the way, he runs across a gang of hobos whose leader, Diesel, takes him to Las Vegas after learning of his skills at poker. Cast. Crew.
30 mag 2021 · THE JERK, TOO is less a sequel than it is a remake, or re-imagining as none of the narrative reflects what happened in the first one. Navin lives with his family, including his mother played by Mabel King, the only cast member from THE JERK to reprise their role; in the same rundown house from the beginning of the first film (it was comically rebuilt at the film’s end).
The Jerk, Too (1984. 1 hr, 31 min, 46 sec) is a comedy film directed by Michael Schultz and produced by Martin. The story follows a similar trajectory to the original film. Mark Blankfield plays Navin Johnson, an intellectually challenged young man who has been raise by a black family in the deep south.
26 lug 2019 · 1979 in Film: The Jerk. Jeremy Robinson July 26, 2019. “It was never easy for me, I was born a poor black child”, spoken by the very white Steve Martin as his iconic character Navin R. Johnson in The Jerk. I have never forgotten this line since I first heard it being uttered, and recounting it in my mind always gives me the chuckles.
