Carry On 1968 Films

CARRY ON UP THE KHYBER CARRY ON CAMPING

Carry On Up The Khyber Rank / Peter Rogers Director: Gerald Thomas Producer: Peter Rogers Screenplay: Talbot Rothwell Music: Eric Rogers Made at Pinewood Studios and on location in North Wales

The Imperial Raj of the late nineteenth century sees British diplomat Sir Sidney Ruff-Diamond passionately defending his cushy job in one of the last decadent outposts of the British Empire. Making life difficult for him are his domineering wife and local tribesmen, the Burpas, the screaming mad hordes of the even madder Khazi of Kalabar ( who actually fancies a bit of ruff - Lady Ruff-Diamond ), and he is fighting using every weapon at his disposal including those up the kilts of the disgraced Third Foot and Mouth Highland regiment who are chronic under-achievers. The spectacle is magnificent, the ending classic and the puns in the best tradition of 'Carry On' are absolutely terrible. Hmmm - it's not every day you see an elephant with GB plates on its bumper ( or do I mean trunk? ) Debuts: Roy Castle and Cardew Robinson appear in their only 'Carry On' film Shooting started spring 1968

CAST Sidney James, Charles Hawtrey, Kenneth Williams, Joan Sims, Roy Castle, Bernard Bresslaw Peter Butterworth, Terry Scott, Angela Douglas, Cardew Robinson, Julian Holloway, Peter Gilmore Leon Thau, Wanda Ventham, Alexandra Dane, Michael Mellinger, Dominique Don, Derek Sydney Steven Scott, David Spenser, Liz Gold, Vicki Woolf, Anne Scott, Katherina Holden, Lisa Noble Tamsin MacDonald, Eve Eden, Barbara Evans, Johnny Briggs, Simon Cain, Larry Taylor Patrick Westwood, John Hallam, Angie Grant, Josephine Blain, Vicki Murden, Carmen Dene Valerie Leon, June Cooper, Karen Young, Sue Vaughan

Carry On Camping Rank / Peter Rogers Director: Gerald Thomas Producer: Peter Rogers Screenplay: Talbot Rothwell Music: Eric Rogers Made at Pinewood Studios and in adjacent muddy fields

Two guys, Bresslaw and James, take their strait-laced girlfriends on a camping holiday, to what they had hoped was a nudist camp, in a desperate attempt to spice up their love lives, but find that it is just a normal ( ? ) campsite. The denizens, under the money-grabbing auspices of farm owner Peter Butterworth, are the not totally unexpected mix of nagging wives and social outcasts and things look pretty bleak for the boys until Miss Haggard and Dr. Soaper arrive with a coachload of nubile young ladies. This, of course, contains the most famous scene in the 'Carry On' series involving Babs Windsor and a less than structurally sound support garment, the first film in the series to flash bare boobs and setting the precedent for glimpses of naughty bits in every 'Carry On' since then. Shooting started autumn 1968

CAST Sidney James, Kenneth Williams, Joan Sims, Charles Hawtrey, Terry Scott, Barbara Windsor Hattie Jacques, Bernard Bresslaw, Julian Holloway, Dilys Laye, Peter Butterworth, Betty Marsden Trisha Noble, Amelia Bayntun, Brian Oulton, Patricia Franklin, Derek Francis, Michael Nightingale Elizabeth Knight, George Moon, Sandra Caron, Valerie Shute, Georgina Moon, Vivien Lloyd Jennifer Pyle, Lesley Duff, Jackie Poole, Anna Karen, Sally Kemp, Valerie Leon, Peter Cockburn Michael Low, Mike Lucas, Gilly Grant