  or Let Sleeping Bags Lie |
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 1969
"I'm taking her to the bull" "Couldn't your father do that?" "No, it has to be the bull!!" |
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 "The Carry On team - refusing the let sleepng bags lie!" |
88
min Colour Cert A
| The Stars | |
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Sidney James Kenneth Williams Charles Hawtrey Joan Sims Terry Scott Hattie Jacques Bernard Bresslaw Barbara Windsor Julian Holloway Dilys Laye Peter Butterworth Betty Marsden Tricia Noble Amelia Baynton Brian Oulton Patricia Franklin Derek Francis Anna Karen Valerie Leon |
Sid
Boggle Dr Soaper Charlie Muggins Joan Fussy Peter Potter Mrs Haggard Bernie Lugg Babs Jim Tanner Anthea Meeks Joshua Fiddler Harriet Potter Sally Mrs Fussy Store Manager Farmer's Daughter Farmer Hefty Girl Store Assistant |
| The Crew | |
|
Producer Director Screenplay Music Cinematographer Editor |
Peter
Rogers Gerald Thomas Talbot Rothwell Eric Rogers Ernest Steward BSc Alfred Roome |
Synopsis
Sid Boggle (Sid James) is trying to get his
girlfriend Joan Fussy (Joan Sims), and his friend Bernie Lugg (Bernard Bresslaw) and his
girlfriend Anthea Meeks (Dilys Laye) to spend a week at a nudist campsite.
Upon arrival at ‘Paradise’ Sid is rather
upset when he finds out that it is different to one he has seen advertised at the cinema,
so instead he sets his sights on the group of schoolgirls who are holidaying at the same
camp.
Peter Potter (Terry Scott) is having a bad time
with yet another camping holiday, made even worse this time by having to share his tent
with his wife, Harriet (Betty Marsden) who never stops talking and Charlie Muggins
(Charles Hawtrey) a pathetic hitchhiker.
Probably the most famous Carry On, which everyone knows, possibly due to the infamous bra-popping scene. Kenneth Williams and Hattie Jacques are on top form with the same kind of repartee they enjoy in Carry On Matron and, in fact, a hint is dropped about their relationship from a previous medical Carry On. Sid James plays the lecherer with his usual aplomb to Bresslaw’s bumbling gentle giant. Terry Scott is pushed to the front with a large part and holds up very well as the hen-pecked husband. This is one to induct a novice to the Carry On genre.
