Clean-cut, fresh-faced British actor Gregg Sulkin first bowed onscreen during his adolescent years, and did so with a lead role: he played Bernie Rubens, a Jewish boy on the cusp of manhood who finds his Bar Mitzvah overshadowed by all sorts of extenuating circumstances, in Paul Weiland's gentle coming-of-age comedy-drama Sixty Six (2006). Sulkin played the role opposite screen giants Helena Bonham-Carter and Stephen Rea, and received critical laurels for his work.

~ Nathan Southern, All Movie Guide