: Directed by and starring Jerry Lewis, this film features Herbert H. Heebert, a man who develops a phobia of women and ironically finds work in a boarding house for ladies . It is famous in film circles for its massive, three-story dollhouse-style set that allowed the camera to move between rooms seamlessly. Literature & Music
: A broadside ballad from the 19th century entitled "The Ladies Man, and Nothing but a Good One" exists in the London Museum collections, depicting the archetype of the era. The Ladies Man
: A seminal album by Leonard Cohen, co-written and produced by Phil Spector. It marked a dramatic shift from Cohen's minimalist folk roots toward a "Wall of Sound" style. Cohen also published a poetry collection by the same name in 1978. : Directed by and starring Jerry Lewis, this