"The Bellboy" is a 1960 silent comedy film directed by and starring Jerry Lewis. The film follows a clumsy bellboy at a luxurious hotel, showcasing his misadventures as he navigates the challenges of his job. With minimal dialogue, the film relies heavily on physical comedy and visual gags to entertain the audience. Set in a bustling hotel, the film features a variety of quirky characters and humorous situations. Jerry Lewis uses his signature slapstick style to create a lighthearted atmosphere, making "The Bellboy" a classic example of mid-20th century comedy that appeals to audiences of all ages.