Carry On 1966 Films

CARRY ON SCREAMING CARRY ON DON'T LOSE YOUR HEAD

Carry On Screaming Anglo-Amalgamated / Peter Rogers Director: Gerald Thomas Producer: Peter Rogers Screenplay: Talbot Rothwell Music: Eric Rogers Made at Pinewood Studios and on location at Fulmer, Bucks and Windsor, Berks

The barking mad Doctor Watt and his sister, the seductive vampiress Virula played by gorgeous husky-voiced Fenella Fielding, terrorise the local countryside. Using their home-made monster Oddbod, they kidnap virgin girls and bring them back to the mansion where they are turned into shop mannequins. No, I don't know why - but you probably do! The police force's finest, Detective-Sergeant Bung and Detective-Constable Slobotham arrive hot-foot at their mansion to investigate after finding a huge hairy finger at the scene of the latest crime. Bung carries out a close interrogation of Virula, ( nice work if you can get it ) which he finds more than hair-raising, before discovering the grin-some gruesome goings on in the Doctor's lavatory, sorry laboratory. This was Harry H. Corbett's only 'Carry On' appearance Featured song: 'Carry On Screaming' by Myles Rudge and Ted Dicks Shooting started Spring 1966

CAST Harry H .Corbett, Kenneth Williams, Jim Dale, Charles Hawtrey, Fenella Fielding, Joan Sims Angela Douglas, Bernard Bresslaw, Jon Pertwee, Peter Butterworth, Michael Ward, Tom Clegg Billy Cornelius, Norman Mitchell, Frank Thornton, Frank Forsyth, Anthony Sagar, Sally Douglas Marianne Stone, Denis Blake The small monster's voice was done by Gerald Thomas and overdubbed

Carry On Don't Lose Your Head Rank / Peter Rogers Director: Gerald Thomas Producer: Peter Rogers Screenplay: Talbot Rothwell Music: Eric Rogers Made at Pinewood Studios and on location at Clandon Park, Cliveden and Waddesdon Manor

The year is 1789, the city is Paris and English nobleman Sir Rodney Ffing alias the elusive 'The Black Fingernail' saves French aristocrats from the guillotine of the French Revolution. He is eagerly hunted, in the best 'Pimpernel' tradition, by the devilish Citizen Bidet and Citizen Camembert who are keen to get ahead - his! Oh, the history and drama of it all, the duels, the rising masses and heaving bosoms - or is that the other way around? Either way, I dare say the costume-fitting department enjoyed it. This was another film that was not originally intended to be a 'Carry On', just being titled 'Don't Lose Your Head. Featured song: Don't Lose Your Head' by Bill Martin and Phil Coulter Shooting started 12th September 1966

This was the first Rank-backed 'Carry On' made, the previous ones being backed by Anglo-Amalgamated Films, although it was not retitled for two years by which time other 'official Carry On' films had been made. The reason for this is that Rank did not, at the time, want to be associated with the name of a rival company by using the 'Carry On' tag. CAST Sidney James, Kenneth Williams, Jim Dale, Charles Hawtrey, Joan Sims, Peter Butterworth Dany Robin, Peter Gilmore, Marianne Stone, Leon Greene, Michael Ward, David Davenport Richard Shaw, Valerie Van Ost, Jennifer Clulow, Jacqueline Pearce, Julian Orchard, Joan Ingram Billy Cornelius, Elspeth March, Nikki van der Zyl, Ronnie Brody, Diana MacNamara