Après moi le déluge
1959
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Synopsis
Le naïf Stanley Windrush revient de la guerre avec une seule ambition : réussir dans les affaires. Cependant, à sa grande consternation, il s'aperçoit bien vite qu'il lui faut démarrer au bas de l'échelle et gravir les échelons un par un pour arriver à ses fins, et qu'aussi bien la direction que les syndicats se servent de lui dans leur lutte pour le pouvoir.
I'm All Right Jack (1959) is a 1h 45min comedy feature film by John Boulting. Naive Stanley Windrush looks for a career in a family business.
En bref
Distribution
Ian Carmichael, Peter Sellers, Terry-Thomas, Richard Attenborough, Dennis Price, Margaret Rutherford, Irene Handl, Liz Fraser
Langue originale
anglais
Première sortie
18 août 1959 (United Kingdom)
Sociétés de production
frères Boulting
Lieu de l'action
Angleterre
Équipe
Scénario
Frank Harvey, John Boulting
Production
Roy Boulting
Image
Mutz Greenbaum
Montage
Anthony Harvey
Bande-annonce
Images
Critiques
Aucune critique pour le moment. Soyez la première personne à en écrire une.
Parcours en festivals
- BAFTA Awards 1960 generic
- Locarno International Film Festival 1960 generic
- National Board of Review 1960 generic
Titres
| Titre original | I'm All Right Jack | |
| Autre titre | Après moi le déluge |
Sorties et classements
| En salle | Royaume-Uni | 18 août 1959 |
| En salle | États-Unis | 8 avril 1960 |
| Classement | Royaume-Uni | U |
Générique complet
| Réalisation | John Boulting |
| Distribution | Ian Carmichael (Stanley Windrush), Peter Sellers (Fred Kite / Sir John Kennaway), Terry-Thomas (Major Hitchcock), Richard Attenborough (Sidney De Vere Cox), Dennis Price (Bertram Tracepurcel), Margaret Rutherford (Aunt Dolly), Irene Handl (Mrs. Kite), Liz Fraser (Cynthia Kite), Miles Malleson (Windrush Sr., Stanley's father), Marne Maitland (Mr. Mohammed), John Le Mesurier (Waters), Raymond Huntley (Magistrate), Victor Maddern (Knowles), Kenneth Griffith (Dai), Fred Griffiths (Charlie), Donal Donnelly (Perce Carter), Sam Kydd (Shop Steward), John Comer (Shop Steward), Tony Comer (Shop Steward), Cardew Robinson (Shop Steward), Bruce Wightman (Shop Steward), Bill Rayment (Shop Steward), Marianne Stone (TV Receptionist), Terry Scott (Crawley), Ronnie Stevens (Hooper), Martin Boddey (Num Yum's Executive), Brian Oulton (Appts. Board Examiner), Malcolm Muggeridge (Himself, TV Panel Chairman), John Glyn-Jones (Detto Executive), Pauline Winter (Miss Forsydke), Maurice Colbourne (Missiles Director), Jeremy White (Young Chemist), Robin Ray (Young Chemist), Michael Bates (Bootle), John Van Eyssen (Reporter), Robert Bruce (Reporter), Michael Ward (Reporter), Stringer Davis (Reporter), Arthur Skinner (Photographer), William Dexter (Photographer), Eynon Evans (Truscott), Esma Cannon (Spencer), Robert S. Young (Owens), Roy Purcell (Police Inspector), Marion Shaw (Tea Girl), Wally Patch (Workman), Alun Owen (TV Producer), Muriel Young (Herself, TV Announcer), Frank Phillips (TV Announcer), Ian Wilson (Evangelist), Margaret Lacey (Empire Loyalist), George Selway (Union Jack Workman), David Lodge (Card Player), Keith Smith (Card Player), Kenneth J. Warren (Card Player), Basil Dignam (Minister of Labour), Harry Locke (Trade Union Official), John Adams (Constable (uncredited)), Chris Adcock (Actor (uncredited)), Jack Armstrong (Man in Court (uncredited)), Jack Berg (Factory Worker (uncredited)), Nigel Bernard (Studio Floor Manager (uncredited)), Jim Brady (Missiles Worker (uncredited)), Fay Bura (Audience Member (uncredited)), Alf Casha (Man in Court (uncredited)), Jimmy Charters (Missiles Worker (uncredited)), E. V. H. Emmett (Narrator (voice) (uncredited)), Mabel Etherington (Empire Loyalist (uncredited)), Chick Fowles (Solicitor (uncredited)), Tex Fuller (Factory Worker (uncredited)), Bob Grant (Card Player (uncredited)), Hilda Green (Nudist (uncredited)), Dave Griffiths (Factory Worker (uncredited)), Victor Harrington (Reporter (uncredited)), George Hilsdon (Reporter (uncredited)), Lindsay Hooper (Downing Street Butler (uncredited)), Billy John (Factoy Worker (uncredited)), Gertrude Kaye (Empire Loyalist (uncredited)), Frederick Kelsey (Clerk of Court (uncredited)), Juba Kennerley (Empire Loyalist (uncredited)), Julie La Rousse (Tennis Player (uncredited)), John Leyton (Recruit to Detto (uncredited)), Dickey Luck (Factory Worker/Lorry Driver (uncredited)), Jack Mandeville (Solicitor (uncredited)), Vicky Marshall (Tea Girl (uncredited)), Colin McKenzie (Reporter (uncredited)), Jimmy Millar (Missiles Worker (uncredited)), Cecil Paul (Reporter (uncredited)), Geremy Phillips (Youth (uncredited)), Harry Phipps (Missiles Worker (uncredited)), Bob Raymond (Factory Worker (uncredited)), Ernie Rice (Missiles Worker (uncredited)), Johnny Rossi (Actor (uncredited)), Pat Ryan (Reporter (uncredited)), Jack Sharp (Official (uncredited)), Sheila Sim (Visitor (uncredited)), Stan Simmonds (Factory Worker (uncredited)), Tony Spears (Reporter (uncredited)), George Spence (Missiles Worker (uncredited)), Philip Stewart (Solicitor (uncredited)), Fred Stroud (Reporter (uncredited)), Joseph Tregonino (Empire Loyalist (uncredited)), Robert Vossler (Policeman (uncredited)), Billy Wilmot (Missiles Worker (uncredited)), Bob Wright (Reporter (uncredited)), Paula Wright (Nudist (uncredited)) |
| Scénario | Frank Harvey, John Boulting |
| Production | Roy Boulting |
| Image | Mutz Greenbaum |
| Montage | Anthony Harvey |
Données complémentaires : TMDB.
Source : Cinémathèque québécoise, données liées du catalogue (CC BY 4.0)
