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 1978
"But I don't want Tom and Harry" |
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 "When it comes to foreign affairs it's.... Carry On Emmannuelle" |
88
min Colour
Cert AA
| The Stars | |
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Suzanne Danielle Kenneth Williams Kenneth Connor Jack Douglas Joan Sims Peter Butterworth Beryl Reid Larry Dann Henry McGee Eric Barker |
Emmannuelle
Prevert Emile Prevert Leyland Lyons Mrs Dangle Richmond Mrs Valentine Theodore Valentine Harold Hump Guest |
| The Crew | |
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Producer Director Screenplay Music Cinematographer Editor |
Peter
Rogers Gerald Thomas Talbot Rothwell Eric Rogers Alan Hume BSc Peter Boita |
Synopsis
Emmannuelle Prevert (Suzanne Danielle) has an insatiable appetite
for the carnal side of life, but her husband Emile (Kenneth Williams) has a problem.
It has left him sadly lacking after a painful
experience hangliding into a church spire.
Whenever
Emmannuelle goes out, sparks fly but nevertheless she still longs for the love of her
husband, so devises a clever way of getting him back into bed.
This is the real death knell of the series. Where classic Carry Ons use innuendo and suggestion, this shows you everything on the screen. The ever-reliable Williams is poor and his remarkable ability for accents is unusually absent from this one. Stalwarts of the films, Sims, Butterworth and Douglas are given very little to do on the screen while Connor plays his part straight in contrast to his other performances. Watch this at your own peril.
