I'm All Right Jack

Synopsis

I'm All Right Jack is a 1959 British satirical comedy film starring Peter Sellers. The movie follows the bumbling Stanley Windrush, played by Ian Carmichael, as he navigates the absurdities of the British workforce. Joined by the legendary Peter Sellers in a dual role as the conniving Fred Kite and the inept brother-in-law, the film provides a hilarious take on class and labor relations in post-war Britain. With sharp wit and impeccable comic timing, the movie cleverly skewers bureaucracy, trade unions, and the inherent absurdities of British society. As Stanley finds himself caught in a web of office politics and farcical situations, audiences are treated to a delightful romp through the quirks of the British establishment.

Cast

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  Peter Sellers

  Fred Kite / Sir John Kennaway

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  Ian Carmichael

  Stanley Windrush

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  Terry-Thomas

  Major Hitchcock

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  Richard Attenborough

  Sidney De Vere Cox

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  Dennis Price

  Bertram Tracepurcel

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  Margaret Rutherford

  Aunt Dolly

Reviews

Critics have widely praised I'm All Right Jack for its sharp wit, clever writing, and stellar performances. The film's satirical take on post-war British society has been hailed as both hilarious and thought-provoking. Rotten Tomatoes gives it an impressive 88% approval rating, with critics praising its biting humor and social commentary. IMDb users have rated it 7.1 out of 10, citing the film's timeless appeal and memorable characters. The Guardian called it a 'comedy classic that remains as relevant today as it was in 1959.' Variety described the film as a 'brilliant satire of British class and labor relations.' Overall, I'm All Right Jack has been lauded for its timeless humor and incisive social critique.

See also

Pulp Fiction

Django Unchained

Titanic

Ex Machina