Job Actor, restaurateur
Years active 1941-1985
Top Roles Edward 'Toots' Bass, Max, Slave, Cadet Peter Clark, New York Ring Announcer
Top GenresDrama, Crime, War, Film Noir, Romance, Comedy
Top TopicsAviation, World War II, Based on Play
Top Collaborators (Producer), , (Producer), (Director)
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Harry Lewis Overview:

Actor, Harry Lewis, was born on Apr 1, 1920 in Los Angeles, CA. As of December 2023, Harry Lewis was 103 years old.

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Robert Maitland: Well, you're certainly not afraid of work. You'd fall right asleep beside it.

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Harry Lewis Facts
Opened "Hamburger Hamlet" restaurant with his wife, Marilyn Lewis, in Hollywood in the late 1940s. It became famous and later expanded into an extremely successful chain.
Harry and Marilyn Lewis wed in Las Vegas two years after they opened the first Hamburger Hamlet.
When Harry, an aspiring actor at the time, met future wife Marilyn Lewis, he confessed to her that he had two goals: to play Hamlet and to start a restaurant called Hamburger Hamlet as a hangout for the stars. They spent their first date looking for a location. A few days later she found the perfect spot for the original Hamlet on the Sunset Strip in Hollywood. Neither could cook, but they opened their first Hamburger Hamlet in October of 1950 with their savings of $3500. By the mid-'80s, there were more than a dozen Hamlets, one in nearly every part of Los Angeles. They sold the chain in 1997 for $33 million.
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