Strip Jack Naked

1991
Unrated
1h 31m

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Ken Robertson and Stuart Turton in Strip Jack Naked (1991)

Ron Peck talks about his experiences of growing up as a gay man, the attitudes to homosexuality in Britain, and his journey towards making his film Nighthawks (1978).Ron Peck talks about his experiences of growing up as a gay man, the attitudes to homosexuality in Britain, and his journey towards making his film Nighthawks (1978).Ron Peck talks about his experiences of growing up as a gay man, the attitudes to homosexuality in Britain, and his journey towards making his film Nighthawks (1978).

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Ron Peck

Self - Narrator
(voice)

John Brown

Naked Model

John Daimon

Naked Model

Nick Bolton

Naked Model

Walter McMonagle

David
(archive footage)

Judy Liebert

Woman
(archive footage)

Michael Menaugh

Stephen
(archive footage)

Ken Robertson

Jim
(archive footage)

Self
(archive footage)

Frank Dilbert

American
(archive footage)

Maureen Dolan

Pat
(archive footage)

Terry Edwards

Transvestite
(archive footage)

Alan Charles Ellaway

Bernard Hanson

Piers Headley

Director
- Ron Peck
Writers
- Ron Peck
- Paul Hallam
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A 16m transfer of video footage.

Connections
Features La victime (1961)

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A Spaceman Came Travellin'
(uncredited)
Written by Chris De Burgh
Performed by Chris De Burgh

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7/10

Moving documentary

I never saw the 1978 film "Nighthawks". I was too young to see it when it came out and it never plays here at all anymore. I heard you have to had seen the first film to totally enjoy this--but I don't think so. I caught it many years ago at a gay film festival and had no problem understanding it. It's about making the film, the problems they had and there are a few clips from the movie itself. Also in a very moving part the director talks about realizing he was gay at an early age and how he had to keep it a secret. I saw this well over 10 years ago but that section has never left me. The part about him following a young boy he has a crush on home from school is heart-breaking. An excellent documentary. I'm not sure if it's available anywhere but worth seeing if you get a chance.