Although a Boulting Brothers' comedy I'm All Right, Jack is an instructive view of labour relations in Post-WW2 England. It is a satire in which the bone-headed bosses are outsmarted by the Trade Union shop steward Fred Kite, one of Peter Sellers' best roles, that won him a Best Actor Award from the British Academy.
The rest of the case reads as a Who's Who of English comedy actors of 1959 led by:
In addition, Malcolm Muggeridge appears as himself, as does television announcer Muriel Young .
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