Doctor Julius Kelp

Doctor Julius Kelp is a fictional character played by Jerry Lewis in the 1963 comedy film "The Nutty Professor." He is a bumbling, socially awkward professor who invents a potion to transform himself into the suave and confident Buddy Love. The story explores themes of self-acceptance and the duality of human nature, as Kelp struggles with his alter ego's reckless behavior. The character contrasts intelligence with charm, showcasing the complexities of personality. The film is a classic in American cinema, known for its humor and enduring cultural impact.