Kenny: The Return of the Decent Aussie Bloke in Australian Film Comedy

Felicity Collins

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Cinema History and Criticism Cinema and Media Studies Australian History and Society

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Throughout Australian cinema history, the figure of the bloke has come in many guises: the lovable larrikin, the ocker abroad, the na ve dad, and now, with the popularity of 'Kenny' (Clayton Jacobson, 2006), the decent everyman. Felicity Collins traces this history.

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