* JackBlack, Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly sang [[http://youtube.com/watch?v=o5JAPkvnyso this number]] about their plight at the 2006 Oscars.
* Jackie Gleason, famous for portraying Ralph Kramden on ''TheHoneymooners'', gave a widely acclaimed performance in the drama ''The Hustler'', for which he was nominated for an Oscar. He was also praised for ''Requiem for a Heavyweight''.
* Jamie Foxx got his start on ''InLivingColor'' and was best known for his comedic film roles, though he also had several dramatic supporting roles as well. Then in 2003, he starred in the very successful ''{{Collateral}}'' and followed up with an Oscar-winning role in ''Ray'', turning him into a bona-fide dramatic movie star.
* JerryLewis appeared in ''{{Wiseguy}}'' as rag trade businessman Eli Sternberg in the "Garment Industry" story arc. Before that, he appeared in the infamous Holocaust drama ''Film/TheDayTheClownCried'', which was never released. He did better in Martin Scorsese's ''Film/TheKingOfComedy'', in a part which was less of a stretch for him. He also [[AdamWesting Adam Wested]] his own deteriorating mental state in what was debatedly the best episode of ''LawAndOrderSpecialVictimsUnit''.

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* Creator/JackBlack, WillFerrell and John C. Reilly sang [[http://youtube.com/watch?v=o5JAPkvnyso this number]] about their plight at the 2006 Oscars.
* Jackie Gleason, famous for portraying Ralph Kramden on ''Series/TheHoneymooners'', gave a widely acclaimed performance in the drama ''The Hustler'', for which he was nominated for an Oscar. He was also praised for ''Film/RequiemForAHeavyweight''.
* Jamie Foxx got his start on ''Series/InLivingColor'' and was best known for his comedic film roles, though he also had several dramatic supporting roles as well. Then in 2003, he starred in the very successful ''Film/{{Collateral}}'' and followed up with an Oscar-winning role in ''Film/{{Ray}}'', turning him into a bona-fide dramatic movie star.
* Creator/JerryLewis appeared in ''Series/{{Wiseguy}}'' as rag trade businessman Eli Sternberg in the "Garment Industry" story arc. Before that, he appeared in the infamous Holocaust drama ''Film/TheDayTheClownCried'', which was never released. He did better in Martin Scorsese's ''Film/TheKingOfComedy'', in a part which was less of a stretch for him. He also [[AdamWesting Adam Wested]] his own deteriorating mental state in what was debatedly the best episode of ''LawAndOrderSpecialVictimsUnit''.

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