Many sides of a hustler within a POW camp
King Rat is about the many sides of George Segal. At the start he seems like your typical hustler within a prisoner of war camp run by the Japanese during World War II. In fact, he’s far more complicated than that. I wasn’t so sure about his character at first. He seemed miscast but then he grew on me. The realism of the film was another draw. It’s set in Malaysia and the characters are constantly covered in sweat. Their ragged uniforms are always drenched and their faces perspiring. It even throws in some class consciousness with Segal and his crew, all enlisted men, playing a very nasty prank on the officers of the camp. The ending was also interesting because it showed that Segal lived within a bubble and when it was popped everything would change.
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