The Wrong Arm of the Law

Synopsis

In the classic British comedy film 'The Wrong Arm of the Law' released in 1963, Peter Sellers plays the role of Pearly Gates, a suave and cunning leader of a group of mischievous criminals. When a group of foreign crooks starts encroaching on their turf, Pearly and his gang decide to teach them a lesson. However, things take an unexpected turn when an undercover police officer infiltrates their operation, leading to a hilarious game of cat and mouse. Filled with witty humor, clever schemes, and unforgettable performances, 'The Wrong Arm of the Law' is a timeless comedy that showcases Peter Sellers' comedic genius.

Cast

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  Peter Sellers

  Pearly Gates

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  Lionel Jeffries

  Inspector Fred 'Nosey' Parker

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  Bernard Cribbins

  Nervous O'Toole

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  Nanette Newman

  Valerie

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  Davy Kaye

  Trainer King

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  Bill Kerr

  Jack Coombes

Reviews

Critics have praised 'The Wrong Arm of the Law' for its sharp wit, brilliant performances, and hilarious plot twists. Rotten Tomatoes applauds the film for its enduring charm and clever screenplay, giving it a rating of 7.5/10. IMDb users have rated it as 6.7/10, recognizing its comedic brilliance and timeless appeal. Metacritic highlights Peter Sellers' exceptional portrayal of Pearly Gates, calling it a masterclass in comedy. The Guardian describes the film as a 'rollicking good time' and a 'must-see for comedy fans'. Overall, 'The Wrong Arm of the Law' has garnered positive reviews for its entertainment value and classic humor.