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Jack Irish: Dead Point

KrimenDrama

When a high profile judge commissions Jack Irish to locate a mysterious red book, Jack is thrown into a world of sexy club owners, drug dealers and unhinged killers.

Taon

2014

Tagal

1h 23m

IMDb

6.9

Panoorin Ngayon

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Cast

Jeffrey Walker

Director

Guy Pearce

Jack Irish

Marta Dusseldorp

Linda Hillier

Cast

Jeffrey Walker

Director

Guy Pearce

Jack Irish

Marta Dusseldorp

Linda Hillier

Aaron Pedersen

Cam Delray

Roy Billing

Harry Strang

Shane Jacobson

Barry Tregear

Deborah Mailman

Cynthia

Vince Colosimo

Mike Cundall

Kat Stewart

Ros

Barry Humphries

Justice Loder

Dominic Allburn

Robbie Colburne

John Jarratt

Sen. Sgt Laurie Olsen

Tess Haubrich

Sienna

Lloyd Bissell

AFP Officer

TJ

Timothy Joseph Clarke

Customs Officer

Colin Masters

Corrupt Customs Official

RS

Rod Smith

Docks Gate Guard

Kate Beahan

Susan Ayliss

Felicity Steel

Radio Producer

MC

Matt Cameron

Writer

PT

Peter Temple

Writer

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variyava7860May 29, 2023

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VPNov 22, 2022

Guy Pearce is great of course but the cast of characters around him make this a very special show. Wonderful casting. The bartender and the regulars at the bar are super. The three main friends around the Jack Irish character are terrific. Well defined and well played. The one who plays harry I think it's his name, the horse racing guy is a joy to watch.

Victoria 🇨🇬Nov 22, 2022

I stream a lot of stuff. I find some Australia/NZ shows particularly good. Underbelly, Westside, Outrageous Fortune, Place To Call Home are memorable with storytelling, acting and soundtracks that are in the best examples of this tv golden age.

AlphaNov 22, 2022

"Jack Irish: Dead Point" starring Guy Pearce as the title character, is a well photographed movie and has pretty good production values. In one scene, there is a nice special effect showing a helicopter blade whizz by Jack Irish. Those are the only positive things I can say about this badly written crime story that makes no sense at all. Jack Irish is a criminal lawyer who works as an investigator. He seems to be independently wealthy and likes jogging. He also does woodwork. This movie exists in a bubble world where drug dealers leave their drugs in the boot of a fancy sports car stored in an intermodal container on the dock, not in a locker aboard the cargo ship. With rare exception, the police are all honest and they all know Jack. Jack meets and knows all types of people, from elderly pub patrons to elderly gamblers as he tools around in his Studebaker. Most important for this story is that crime does not pay, that anyone involved in the drug trade must die. This movie was a waste of my time, right down to the cop out ending where Jack's client, a judge, comes out unscathed.

ᏂᎥᏖᏝᏋᏒ ᏝᎩNov 22, 2022

Surprised this show doesn't have more reviews. It's a decent Aussie show and I loveeee Guy Pearce! He's an amazing actor that you hardly see on TV/film anymore. Worth checking this one out.

Lamin K. BojangNov 22, 2022

I was disappointed with the content of some reviews prior to watching this piece. Subsequent to having viewed Jack Irish : Dead Point I have found certain comments to be racially and possibly homophobically insensitive, if not outright offensive. I'm surprised such comments remain on this site. If you do not believe the plot lines and find problems with the language of this film its probably your problem rather than the film makers. Are all films supposed to be filled with someone's idealised, politically correct, mid Atlantic accented digitally enhanced fantasy? If you're that sort of individual look elsewhere. You'll probably be outraged by Dead Point. If on the other hand you like authentic localised language, a taste of an Australia that's fast fading, a bit of grime and the old streets of Melbourne then you're certain to thoroughly enjoy Jack Irish. I lived in Melbourne for decades and met most of the characters depicted in this film at one time or another. They are genuine and accurate representations. Some scenes and areas of the plot can appear to be somewhat simplistic but the truth is real life often plays out that way. Some of the language used may also seem to be "of another era" but so are most of the better characters in this film. If anything the plot and characters are a little bit dated in a modern setting. It's quite nostalgic in approach. Dead Point certainly honours a long and successful history of high quality, real life TV drama from the ABC. I bet some reviewers didn't like Malcolm ( 1986 ) or Underbelly either.

Motivational ClipNov 22, 2022

These "Jack Irish" dramas are top quality drama. They never take themselves too seriously and are always entertaining. The ABC gets it right where the commercial stations don't. Solid production values and excellent acting: local work to be proud of. Guy Pierce is certainly one of our finest actors and Peter Temples "Jack" fits him like a glove. The use of the raw Melbourne suburban streets give this film tons of believability and realism. I understand there remains one more novel and another currently being written. I look forward to seeing them both: I also hope that the team producing them remains intact and stays together throughout this series. If you have not had the pleasure of watching any of them I suggest you do yourself a favor and catch up. The supporting cast of actors is the cream of the Australian crop. You would find it hard to do better.

Deborah NzolaniNov 22, 2022

Watched this with high expectations but was left very disappointed. Too many inconsistencies in the story, too many stereotypical characters. Jack Irish himself appears to be paid nothing yet lives in a beautiful converted warehouse, the silly car, the mate who appears to also not be usefully employed - come on. The daughter organises a hit on mum after she casually starts taking heroin whilst at school? Why even include this in the plot, it only took something away from the rest of the story? It looked good but was ultimately pretty cheap nonsense. Barry Humphries looked a little embarrassed to be involved at times and with good reason.

Hau Amulauzi PeterNov 22, 2022

Just watched this after reading a review that accused the cast of "lazy Australian acting" and was intrigued to see what that looked like. I was pleasantly surprised, good story, beginning, middle and end all in the right place, no CGI, no aliens, no fantasy scenes, one explosion. Guy Pierce is a good actor and he usually plays believable characters. I am going to Melbourne at Christmas so I watched it to see what the city looked like. All in all a lot better than a lot of the movies I have wasted time on in the last few years. Whoever wrote that review seemed to have a bit of spite towards Australians, or Australian actors anyway.

RealJennyNov 22, 2022

Jack Irish: Dead Point