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The Wrong Arm of the Law (1963)

“Meet the Mastermind Who Pulls the Strings in the Underworld...and all his mobs and dolls...filling the London fog with laughter and lunacy!!!”

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Plot

Amidst the swinging sixties in London, the gritty underbelly of organized crime operates with an unspoken code. A delicate balance exists between the criminal gangs and the Metropolitan Police, a dance of defiance and decorum where the crooks, when caught, surrender without resistance, their fate sealed by the phrase "banged to rights." However, this harmonious discord is shattered when a cunning crew of Australian imposters, masquerading as the Metropolitan Police, infiltrate this delicate system. These audacious foreigners execute the perfect heist, duping the established criminals and making a swift exit with the spoils of their crimes. As realization dawns upon both the crooks and the cops about the fraudulent operation under their very noses, an unlikely alliance is formed. This odd pairing of law and lawlessness, bound by a shared goal, sets out on a mission to outsmart the clever imposters. Their endeavor spirals into a series of hilarious blunders and botched attempts to capture the Aussie gang. The plot thickens when an armored car heist is planned as a trap, where the Police, in a twist of fate, must aid the criminals to restore the natural order of their unique relationship. "The Wrong Arm of the Law" is a captivating saga of deception and camaraderie, a comic spectacle where the lines blur between the protectors of the law and those they swear to apprehend. A tale where enemies become allies in the face of a common foe, it's a rollercoaster ride through London's crime scene that is sure to keep viewers on the edge of their seats.

Where to watch The Wrong Arm of the Law?

The Wrong Arm of the Law is a comedy movie featuring Peter Sellers and directed by Cliff Owen.

The Wrong Arm of the Law is currently streaming for free (ad-supported) on The Roku Channel.