I'm All Right Jack

6.6

105 minutes

8/18/1959

Overview

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.

Cast List

Peter Sellers
as Fred Kite / Sir John Kennaway
Ian Carmichael
as Stanley Windrush
Terry-Thomas
as Major Hitchcock
Richard Attenborough
as Sidney De Vere Cox
Dennis Price
as Bertram Tracepurcel
Margaret Rutherford
as Aunt Dolly
Irene Handl
as Mrs. Kite
Liz Fraser
as Cynthia Kite
Miles Malleson
as Windrush Sr., Stanley's father
Marne Maitland
as Mr. Mohammed
John Le Mesurier
as Waters
Raymond Huntley
as Magistrate
Victor Maddern
as Knowles
Kenneth Griffith
as Dai
Fred Griffiths
as Charlie
Donal Donnelly
as Perce Carter
Sam Kydd
as Shop Steward
John Comer
as Shop Steward
Tony Comer
as Shop Steward
Cardew Robinson
as Shop Steward
Bruce Wightman
as Shop Steward
Bill Rayment
as Shop Steward
Marianne Stone
as TV Receptionist
Terry Scott
as Crawley
Ronnie Stevens
as Hooper
Martin Boddey
as Num Yum's Executive
Brian Oulton
as Appts. Board Examiner
Malcolm Muggeridge
as Himself, TV Panel Chairman
John Glyn-Jones
as Detto Executive
Pauline Winter
as Miss Forsydke
Maurice Colbourne
as Missiles Director
Jeremy White
as Young Chemist
Robin Ray
as Young Chemist
Michael Bates
as Bootle
John Van Eyssen
as Reporter
Robert Bruce
as Reporter
Michael Ward
as Reporter
Stringer Davis
as Reporter
Arthur Skinner
as Photographer
William Dexter
as Photographer
Eynon Evans
as Truscott
Esma Cannon
as Spencer
Robert S. Young
as Owens
Roy Purcell
as Police Inspector
Marion Shaw
as Tea Girl
Wally Patch
as Workman
Alun Owen
as TV Producer
Muriel Young
as Herself, TV Announcer
Frank Phillips
as TV Announcer
Ian Wilson
as Evangelist
Margaret Lacey
as Empire Loyalist
George Selway
as Union Jack Workman
David Lodge
as Card Player
Keith Smith
as Card Player
Kenneth J. Warren
as Card Player
Basil Dignam
as Minister of Labour
Harry Locke
as Trade Union Official
John Adams
as Constable (uncredited)
Chris Adcock
as Actor (uncredited)
Jack Armstrong
as Man in Court (uncredited)
Jack Berg
as Factory Worker (uncredited)
Nigel Bernard
as Studio Floor Manager (uncredited)
Jim Brady
as Missiles Worker (uncredited)
Fay Bura
as Audience Member (uncredited)
Alf Casha
as Man in Court (uncredited)
Jimmy Charters
as Missiles Worker (uncredited)
E. V. H. Emmett
as Narrator (voice) (uncredited)
Mabel Etherington
as Empire Loyalist (uncredited)
Chick Fowles
as Solicitor (uncredited)
Tex Fuller
as Factory Worker (uncredited)
Bob Grant
as Card Player (uncredited)
Hilda Green
as Nudist (uncredited)
Dave Griffiths
as Factory Worker (uncredited)
Victor Harrington
as Reporter (uncredited)
George Hilsdon
as Reporter (uncredited)
Lindsay Hooper
as Downing Street Butler (uncredited)
Billy John
as Factoy Worker (uncredited)
Gertrude Kaye
as Empire Loyalist (uncredited)
Frederick Kelsey
as Clerk of Court (uncredited)
Juba Kennerley
as Empire Loyalist (uncredited)
Julie La Rousse
as Tennis Player (uncredited)
John Leyton
as Recruit to Detto (uncredited)
Dickey Luck
as Factory Worker/Lorry Driver (uncredited)
Jack Mandeville
as Solicitor (uncredited)
Vicky Marshall
as Tea Girl (uncredited)
Colin McKenzie
as Reporter (uncredited)
Jimmy Millar
as Missiles Worker (uncredited)
Cecil Paul
as Reporter (uncredited)
Geremy Phillips
as Youth (uncredited)
Harry Phipps
as Missiles Worker (uncredited)
Bob Raymond
as Factory Worker (uncredited)
Ernie Rice
as Missiles Worker (uncredited)
Johnny Rossi
as Actor (uncredited)
Pat Ryan
as Reporter (uncredited)
Jack Sharp
as Official (uncredited)
Sheila Sim
as Visitor (uncredited)
Stan Simmonds
as Factory Worker (uncredited)
Tony Spears
as Reporter (uncredited)
George Spence
as Missiles Worker (uncredited)
Philip Stewart
as Solicitor (uncredited)
Fred Stroud
as Reporter (uncredited)
Joseph Tregonino
as Empire Loyalist (uncredited)
Robert Vossler
as Policeman (uncredited)
Billy Wilmot
as Missiles Worker (uncredited)
Bob Wright
as Reporter (uncredited)
Paula Wright
as Nudist (uncredited)