Where to Watch I'm All Right Jack

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I'm All Right Jack

Comedy English
Naive Stanley Windrush looks for a career in a family business. Much to his dismay, he finds work at a munitions factory where he has to start from the bottom, while both the management and the labor union use him as a tool in their fight for power.
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UserScore

Key word

  • factory
  • naivety
  • nudist camp
  • upper class
  • satire
  • trade union
  • sequel
  • social satire
  • working class
  • class differences
  • corporate greed
  • labor strike
  • labor union
  • workplace comedy
  • striking
  • weapons manufacturer
  • naive young man
  • walkout
  • public domain
  • corrupt businessman
  • military contractors
  • scheming relatives
  • incompetents
  • financial scam
  • patsy
  • manipulated man
  • efficiency expert
  • business scam

Stars

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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

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Irene Handl

Mrs. Kite

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Liz Fraser

Cynthia Kite

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Miles Malleson

Windrush Sr., Stanley's father

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Marne Maitland

Mr. Mohammed

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John Le Mesurier

Waters

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Raymond Huntley

Magistrate

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Victor Maddern

Knowles

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Kenneth Griffith

Dai

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Fred Griffiths

Charlie

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Donal Donnelly

Perce Carter

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Sam Kydd

Shop Steward

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John Comer

Shop Steward

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Tony Comer

Shop Steward

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Cardew Robinson

Shop Steward

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Bruce Wightman

Shop Steward

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Bill Rayment

Shop Steward

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Marianne Stone

TV Receptionist

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Terry Scott

Crawley

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Ronnie Stevens

Hooper

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Martin Boddey

Num Yum's Executive

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Brian Oulton

Appts. Board Examiner

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Malcolm Muggeridge

Himself, TV Panel Chairman

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John Glyn-Jones

Detto Executive

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Pauline Winter

Miss Forsydke

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Maurice Colbourne

Missiles Director

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Jeremy White

Young Chemist

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Robin Ray

Young Chemist

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Michael Bates

Bootle

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John Van Eyssen

Reporter

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Robert Bruce

Reporter

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Michael Ward

Reporter

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Stringer Davis

Reporter

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Arthur Skinner

Photographer

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William Dexter

Photographer

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Eynon Evans

Truscott

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Esma Cannon

Spencer

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Robert S. Young

Owens

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Roy Purcell

Police Inspector

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Marion Shaw

Tea Girl

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Wally Patch

Workman

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Alun Owen

TV Producer

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Muriel Young

Herself, TV Announcer

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Frank Phillips

TV Announcer

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Ian Wilson

Evangelist

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Margaret Lacey

Empire Loyalist

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George Selway

Union Jack Workman

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David Lodge

Card Player

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Keith Smith

Card Player

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Kenneth J. Warren

Card Player

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Basil Dignam

Minister of Labour

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Harry Locke

Trade Union Official

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John Adams

Constable (uncredited)

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Chris Adcock

Actor (uncredited)

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Jack Armstrong

Man in Court (uncredited)

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Jack Berg

Factory Worker (uncredited)

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Nigel Bernard

Studio Floor Manager (uncredited)

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Jim Brady

Missiles Worker (uncredited)

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Fay Bura

Audience Member (uncredited)

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Alf Casha

Man in Court (uncredited)

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Jimmy Charters

Missiles Worker (uncredited)

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E. V. H. Emmett

Narrator (voice) (uncredited)

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Mabel Etherington

Empire Loyalist (uncredited)

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Chick Fowles

Solicitor (uncredited)

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Tex Fuller

Factory Worker (uncredited)

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Bob Grant

Card Player (uncredited)

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Hilda Green

Nudist (uncredited)

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Dave Griffiths

Factory Worker (uncredited)

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Victor Harrington

Reporter (uncredited)

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George Hilsdon

Reporter (uncredited)

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Lindsay Hooper

Downing Street Butler (uncredited)

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Billy John

Factoy Worker (uncredited)

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Gertrude Kaye

Empire Loyalist (uncredited)

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Frederick Kelsey

Clerk of Court (uncredited)

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Juba Kennerley

Empire Loyalist (uncredited)

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Julie La Rousse

Tennis Player (uncredited)

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John Leyton

Recruit to Detto (uncredited)

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Dickey Luck

Factory Worker/Lorry Driver (uncredited)

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Jack Mandeville

Solicitor (uncredited)

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Vicky Marshall

Tea Girl (uncredited)

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Colin McKenzie

Reporter (uncredited)

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Jimmy Millar

Missiles Worker (uncredited)

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Cecil Paul

Reporter (uncredited)

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Geremy Phillips

Youth (uncredited)

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Harry Phipps

Missiles Worker (uncredited)

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Bob Raymond

Factory Worker (uncredited)

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Ernie Rice

Missiles Worker (uncredited)

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Johnny Rossi

Actor (uncredited)

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Pat Ryan

Reporter (uncredited)

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Jack Sharp

Official (uncredited)

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Sheila Sim

Visitor (uncredited)

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Stan Simmonds

Factory Worker (uncredited)

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Tony Spears

Reporter (uncredited)

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George Spence

Missiles Worker (uncredited)

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Philip Stewart

Solicitor (uncredited)

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Fred Stroud

Reporter (uncredited)

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Joseph Tregonino

Empire Loyalist (uncredited)

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Robert Vossler

Policeman (uncredited)

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Billy Wilmot

Missiles Worker (uncredited)

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Bob Wright

Reporter (uncredited)

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Paula Wright

Nudist (uncredited)

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