Four's a Crowd

The film follows four characters: Glass-arm Harry, Tiddly Pete, Nick-away Ned, and Ron the Roaster. Each character represents different negative stereotypes associated with waterfront workers. Through humor, the film aims to educate viewers about the impact of such behaviors on the union and the broader perception of workers.

Shot on location at Walsh Bay in Sydney, Four's a Crowd provides a unique glimpse into the waterfront environment while addressing serious themes. The comedic portrayal of these characters serves not only to entertain but also to provoke thought about the collective responsibility of workers in maintaining their reputation. This film would appeal to collectors interested in unique comedic narratives within the realm of Australian cinema.