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Old 20-04-2008, 05:50 PM
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It's probably the one that went through my (dirty) mind too!
You both need some mental floss to clean out those little nooks and crannies

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Carry on Columbus.

That really was a lot of COC.
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Carry on Columbus.

That really was a lot of COC.


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Carry On Girls - loved the seaside setting, the beautiful girls, and the final scenes of Sid James driving the Go Kart down the West Pier in Brighton.

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I think carry on sergeant must be a bit of a insight to how some national service people must have perceived how it would be i have family who served but cant agree having not being old enough ive no idea,well was it like .Who is right?
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some of the Carry on capers made me cringe especially Barbara Windsor never like the woman and still dont to this day.
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Carry on Cabby, Carry on Cruising more COC!
Well at least there is more COC! than BULL
There's a lot of dignity in that, isn't there? Going out like a raspberry ripple.
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some of the Carry on capers made me cringe especially Barbara Windsor never like the woman and still dont to this day.
OH!! By the way that she represented herself (how she was preceived ) in the films or because of something else entirely ?
There's a lot of dignity in that, isn't there? Going out like a raspberry ripple.
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I've always loved the Carry On films, and what interests me the most is the cast, for example Kenneth Williams.

I was just wondering your views on the series of British comedy films.

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I've always loved the Carry On films, and what interests me the most is the cast, for example Kenneth Williams.

I was just wondering your views on the series of British comedy films.

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Old 05-07-2008, 09:08 PM
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some of the Carry on capers made me cringe especially Barbara Windsor never like the woman and still dont to this day.
aww........I love our Babs!, I recall when our wonderful Queen celebrated 50 years on the Throne their was a Motorcade down the Mall, and the Queen mentioned 'Barbara Windsor' when she was watching it, and our Babs was quite chuffed that HM knew who she was in a follow-up TV programme.......a true British icon if ever there was one!

I love the earlier Carry-on Movies, 'Carry on Spying' first drew my attention to Judith Furse as 'Doctor Crow' (Avatar) who interrogated Daphne Honeybutt (Babs) and wanting to know more about her also drew my attention to 'Black Narcissus', and from then on I've tried to get hold of everything she's appeared in!

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Judith in 'Carry on Cabby'........

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Of the colour ones, 'Convenience' and 'Camping' are probably my faves. However I much prefer the older black and white ones written by Norman Hudis (a much gentler, less bawdy kind of humour) and Cabby, Teacher and Constable would be high on my list.
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An honourable mention must be given to Hattie Jacques in Carry On At Your Convenience. The Joey budgie scene is wonderful. Hattie is really acting her socks off here.

Carry On Loving with the lovely Jacki Piper

Charles Hawtrey just has to appear on screen and I'm in stitches.
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