A witty and light classic studio comedy. Hepburn and Tracy are lawyers fighting opposite sides of a murder case. The case, about a woman attempting to kill her two-timing husband, provides much fodder for the ensuing 'battle of the sexes'. The delightfully funny script is suberbly acted. find out more...

A roll-call of British comedians star in two gentle satires:"I'm Alright Jack" is a delicious comic drama about the injustices and stupidities of Britain's class system with Ian Carmichael as a bumbling toff trying to make his way amidst the politics of the industrial workplace, where the Stalinist union representative, Fred Kite, played with sublime skill by Sellers, rants and raves at his upper class oppressors. Winner of the BAFTA for best male lead. find out more...

AKA "Meet Whiplash Willie", this film is a real delight with Matthau as a crooked attorney who convinces injured Lemmon to fake partial paralysis in order to claim huge damages. A brilliantly funny veneer covers up a deep-seated cynicism in probably Wilder's finest, though not best known, film.

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Cracking comedy with Sellers as a defence lawyer, thrilled to land his first murder case in forty years. The fact that his client readily admits to bumping off his wife is of no consequence to Sellers, who's determined to take the courtroom by storm with the performance of his career. Hilarious. find out more...