The book had a lot more to say about issues of class. The movie plot is a minor aspect of the novel. Still, Segal really captures the main character, and this is the most unique of the S. Pacific POW Concentration camp movies.
This review of King Rat (1965) was written by Lee M on 22 Jul 2009.
King Rat has generally received very positive reviews.
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