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The Rank and File | Full Film

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The Rank and File | Full Film



The Wilkinson Glass factory in the midlands believe they are a caring employer – even providing a free bag of coal as a Christmas bonus – and have always had a good relationship with the local trade union. But their workers see things differently when faced by a management offensive and form a Rank and File Strike Committee. The committee expect harassment from management but surely their union leaders in London will stand by them. Won’t they?

Jim Allen’s script was inspired by the Pilkington Glass strike in St. Helens and closely follows the events of a strike that had taken place there in 1970. It was written at a time when the Labour governmant was proposing legislation to make unofficial strikes illegal and when trade union leaders were seen to be too close to the government.

Directed by Ken Loach

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Comments 43

  1. Coiled Steel says:
    2 years ago

    Charles Dickins?

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  2. mindfield Mog81 says:
    2 years ago

    George from boys from the black stuff Is like a union man in Hoover's merthyr tydfil fred the red

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  3. Stuart Torevell says:
    2 years ago

    Hard times for little pay 💰

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  4. wattlesong says:
    2 years ago

    My favourite director since I was six and I saw "Cathy Come Home".
    For all the evil of the Tories since the 1950s, I never thought I'd see
    one deliberately let 30,000 Britons die at home for their fascist philosophy.
    Hope dear Ken Loach gets to deal with Coronavirus : when Britain declared war on itself.

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  5. Iain MacInnes says:
    2 years ago

    To those who thought things were bad in the days when the unions had some clout, and could – and did make a difference to the conditions of the working man. Compare those days with today, where workers have little or no representation. It saddens me to see how the working classes blame each other, while the corporate capitalists hoard their profits overseas, and get away with not paying their taxes. The billionaire owned propagandist media have a lot to answer for.

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  6. paul bacchus says:
    2 years ago

    We really do need artists like Loach or Garnet now
    days, their work was
    spellbinding and made you
    think something no one
    is doing today. A little
    known fact is that most
    of the cast are stand up
    comics and they are great.
    Paul Bacchus esq

    Reply
  7. Paintbrush 1962 says:
    2 years ago

    Tory masquerading as labour, sounds like Blair!

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  8. Duncan Thorpe says:
    2 years ago

    31:59 Brian Glover

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  9. Fred Deschoff says:
    2 years ago

    Really nice lookn leggs @7:45

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  10. John Trotter says:
    2 years ago

    The Conservative Parties and the unions are all as bad as one another. You can not trust them.

    Reply
  11. The Flying Hamster says:
    2 years ago

    Only well to do people now days would say "They where great days! romantic ideas about a time gone bye They where not good old days!! ! They where hard and shit!

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  12. Patty Ann says:
    2 years ago

    For those who want the "good old days" back.

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  13. martin corderoy says:
    2 years ago

    Peter Sellars "I'm alright Jack"

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  14. johnnoble01 says:
    2 years ago

    Alfred Roberts!

    Reply
  15. Fran M says:
    2 years ago

    Man it was tough but we were together….now we are anonymous.

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  16. ANACOTT STEEL says:
    2 years ago

    A bloody tramp couldn't starve on it!😉

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  17. ANACOTT STEEL says:
    2 years ago

    I want to know what is our brother doing about no loo roll i n the lavvy. Brothers get your coats. All out. All out for just about any trivial matter. Let's go out. Again!

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  18. kevin devlin says:
    2 years ago

    all unions are infiltrated by the goverment and thats a fact, they always work against the workers and prevent any resolution that the workers can get any decent results in theyre favour,,,rotten to the core. the enemy within comes to mind

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  19. Baskerville22 says:
    2 years ago

    These uneducated, ignorant people should be thankful that someone has given them a job. Thank God Maggie put these thugs into the rubbish-bin of history

    Reply
  20. Allan Miller says:
    2 years ago

    Awful the way the haves have treated the working class. Oh when there's a war it's a different story. The poorly educated have always been duped into waving the flag for Queen and country then abused when there no longer needed….Man's inhumanity.

    Reply
  21. Malcolm Canning says:
    2 years ago

    Can't beat a fremas un..it'snot uman the week shall inherit the erf.

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  22. TheDavecroft says:
    2 years ago

    I lived on a council estate in Castleford during the miners strike. One bloke near us lived on his own in a flat, seperated from his wife and kids. He was skint and desperate during the strike so he went back to work. Got all his windows broke for his trouble.

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  23. Paul Hill says:
    2 years ago

    Notice the different style in the policing of the strikers. Try talking to the police today!

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  24. Charles Bergen says:
    2 years ago

    Quite possibly the most corrupt group of wankers that ever represented industrial workers in Great Britain has to have been the TUC. They were and still are nothing more than SCUM….

    Reply
  25. Brian Lion says:
    2 years ago

    5.10 Harold cross from brookside in meeting 7.06 George from boys from the black stuff on picket line. God I feel old. Any oldies remember these lads

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  26. ann prince says:
    2 years ago

    Pilkington more like in St Helen,s otherwise why Merseyside Dialects ( scouser liverpool) in Birmingham. I know that pilkington, workforce have been on Strike. I have never heard of Midlands glass factory Wilkinson,s is very close to the name pilkington I would like to know where they are speaking brummie accents ,it is the liverpool dialect plain aand simple good film

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  27. spodge123 says:
    2 years ago

    Since when was St Helens in the midlands?

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  28. Alexander Miles says:
    2 years ago

    English actor's studio? Real acting – real issues??? Send in Angelina Holie anging from a jungle wine or Jane Fonda in leotards! That's how real movies are made! Why don't they demolish all of it and build a Disneyland over there???

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  29. Seymour Crack says:
    2 years ago

    A free bag of coal at Chrimbo!? Ah, yes, them were the days. And where we're now heading back to, with Tories having started the process, and Corbyn (if he wins) finishing the process. And if you're REALLY lucky, you can still afford the match to light the coal!!!!!!!!!!

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  30. Katie Perry says:
    2 years ago

    There was no more demand for coal!!! Get over it!! The world owes you nothing!!

    Reply
  31. Andrew Williams says:
    2 years ago

    3:46 it's Vic Reeves sat in on a union meeting

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  32. John Anthony Fingleton says:
    2 years ago

    Great film reminded me of the miners fight against Tories.

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  33. Celestial Teapot says:
    2 years ago

    having an outdoor loo never did me any harm

    Reply
  34. bluegtturbo says:
    2 years ago

    Workers always have a choice. If you don't like the terms and conditions, why not start your own company?

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  35. Gregory Stafford says:
    2 years ago

    An Academic can never be in the 'Wrong'….Universities or so called 'Higher Education' has become an American Finance shield to keep 'Praising' so called 'youth' when the 'spirit' inside the so called 'Educated' has been 'Kidnapped' by Cash/Life 'needs'…….So called Parent/Youth 'Masses Ignorance that Requires Guidance' i.e Bank Watchdogging…..Rye vita,Sued & 2 Bobs screwed is the new 'Temperance' movement for En-suite 'Greed' Shopping gone 'Green'(Man) Friday FIFA types …later to switch to 'Basketcase Ball' Americano UK, probably?

    These guys in this are Actors…..the Real Massive loss overall is the Cosy Coal Heating non Plastic,Million Miles from 'Robot' Backdrops of 'Tomorrows World of Now?

    Why a Little Place like here? Role Model of Darth Vader intimidation Union 'Flaggging'?

    If only the 'Old Brits' all looked like Sidney Poitier back in those Days……'selling' PR Nice Respect 'Robot Futures' would have become a Hell of a Big Issue for some time to come……Billions still in 'Real' Undeveloped World areas nowadays are 'Readymade' Scabs Presumably in Exit Stage 'Entrance' to Keep Up the 'Neo – Cost Effective' Standards.

    At Least the Intellegencia will get the 'Respect' they constantly Keep Advertising with that constant source of 'Union Wannabies' of Tomorrow?

    Empire, My 'Arts'

    Thanks for the 'Posting' of Video.

    Reply
  36. Sir David says:
    2 years ago

    When eye wer a lad.

    Reply
  37. Keith Bentley says:
    2 years ago

    This was when Liverpool last won the league I believe.

    Reply
  38. george de'athe says:
    2 years ago

    Reminds me of my days at Longbridge car plant British Leyland . Shop floor disputes taken over by corrupt regional union officals. Managerment manipulating the workforce into strikes surported by vindictive polilictions.

    Reply
  39. Phil Porter says:
    2 years ago

    When I see this and compare it with what is on tv now, then it seems the great unwashed were trusted and respected with a good deal more intelligence than we are today.

    Reply
  40. Ewan MacFarlane says:
    2 years ago

    Enough money to pay them rent for the houses they own and fry bread in some fat to keep you alive so you can work in their factory.

    Reply
  41. Simon Wolfendale says:
    2 years ago

    What a fantastic piece of film.

    Reply
  42. arthur hamilton says:
    2 years ago

    This remind of the pilks strike in 1970

    Reply
  43. David Boulton says:
    2 years ago

    Ohhhh those poor people,,having to go to work,,😂😂😂🐖🤛

    Reply

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