October 19, 2003
I'm All Right Jack, 1959, a Boulting comedy
Last spring I wrote up a short review of a great Ealing comedy from 1957, "All at Sea", with Alec Guinness. Just last night I finished watching another great British comedy, this one from 1959 by John Boulting, "I'm All Right Jack". It's a great little satire on the dirty politics between postwar British industry and trade unions. Peter Sellers' depiction of a power-mad, USSR-worshipping shop steward alone is worth the viewing. You'll find it on Netflix.
Posted by Russell Whitaker at October 19, 2003 11:46 AM | TrackBackComments
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