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Lightning Jack

Comedy · Western

Lightning Jack

5.5(139) 3/11/1994 1h 38m
ComedyWestern

Lightning Jack Kane is an Australian outlaw in the wild west. During a bungled bank robbery he picks up mute Ben Doyle as a hostage. The two become good friends, with Jack teaching Ben how to rob banks, while they plan Jack's last heist.

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Top Cast

Paul Hogan

Paul Hogan

Lightning Jack Kane

Beverly D'Angelo

Beverly D'Angelo

Lana Castel

Cuba Gooding Jr.

Cuba Gooding Jr.

Ben Doyle

Pat Hingle

Pat Hingle

U.S. Marshal Dan Kurtz

Richard Riehle

Richard Riehle

Marcus

Frank McRae

Frank McRae

Mr. Doyle

Roger Daltrey

Roger Daltrey

John T. Coles

L.Q. Jones

L.Q. Jones

Sheriff

Directed by

Simon Wincer

Production

Reviews

John Chard

6/10

9/30/2018

Is this Kane able? Lightning Jack is directed by Simon Wincer and written by Paul Hogan. Hogan stars as the title character and he’s supported by Cuba Gooding Jr., Beverly D’Angelo, Pat Hingle and L.Q. Jones. Music is by Bruce Rowland and cinematography by David Eggby. Having burst onto the scene in movie world with Crocodile Dundee in 1986, Paul Hogan it seemed was set for a tilt at being a fully fledged film star. As it transpired, in spite of the first Dundee sequel proving popular, Hogan didn’t have much of a film career at all. So it’s with great interest to revisit his non Dundee films. Lightning Jack is a comedy Western that pitches Hogan as outlaw Lightning Jack Kane, an Australian in the Old Wild West of America. He hankers to be more well known, to be wanted with a big r

Wuchak

7/10

12/31/2023

**_Crocodile Dundee in the Old West_** When Cole Younger’s gang is involved in a robbery-gone-wrong in a town in the Southwest, the lone survivor, Jack Kane (Paul Hogan), acquires a mute newbie partner (Cuba Gooding Jr.). He wants to make one last big score before moving to New York with his saloon lass (Beverly D'Angelo). "Lightning Jack" (1994) is an amusing Western starring Hogan, but it’s not an all-out comedy like, say, “Blazing Saddles.” Ball-park comparisons include “The War Wagon,” “Sam Whiskey,” “Something Big,” "Cattle Annie and Little Britches," “Maverick” and “The Lone Ranger.” “Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid” is another, but that one’s a little more serious. While not great and relatively slow-moving, the locations are excellent and the developing relationship of

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