Where to Watch The Luck of Ginger Coffey (1964) in the US

What it's about

James Francis "Ginger" Coffey has no luck finding a job in his native Ireland and him being a dreamer, he decides the place to find a job is Canada. He moves his wife, Vera, and 14-year old daughter, Paulie, to Montreal in hopes of a better life. After six months nothing has changed and his family despise their new surroundings. The Coffey's do have one thing in their favor: a rich friend named Tom who lands Ginger a job at a Newspaper. It's a dream come true for Ginger who always fancied himself a journalist and he waltzes in expecting a reporting gig and a by-line on his first day. The blow to his pride is almost too much for him when he discovers the job is as a proofreader but he accepts it begrudgingly. The job does not pay enough and Ginger is forced to take a second job as a delivery man for a diaper-laundering service. Just when things are going well, Ginger's pigheadedness and unfounded self-importance cause him to make poor choices and his life begins to spiral downward again.

Cast and crew

Director

Irvin Kershner

Writer

Brian Moore

Starring

Robert Shaw, Mary Ure, Liam Redmond

Details

Release date

May 16, 1966

Language

English

Country

Canada, United States

Awards

1 win

Where to Watch The Luck of Ginger Coffey (1964) in the US — common questions

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