Review of I'm All Right Jack (1959) by Simon D — 17 Jan 2011
Slow building, but hysterical drama regarding industrial relations, unions and international trade. While Ian Carmichael is the lead, the supporting cast of Peter Sellers, Terry Thomas, Richard Attenborough and Margaret Rutherford really steal the show.
Made in England in 1959, it's interesting to note the racial terminology which would be offensive today and the strong poke taken toward the union workers who are portrayed as lazy slobs that are bilking the companies.
This review of I'm All Right Jack (1959) was written by Simon D on 17 Jan 2011.
I'm All Right Jack has generally received positive reviews.
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