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couldn’t you, as general secretary, recommend a full return to work?

      ALLCOCK: Me? Listen, mate, if I was ever to make any clear-cut decision I’d be out on my ruddy arse!

      SID: In other words, we can’t win.

      BOGGS: Well, there wouldn’t be much point having unions if you could, would there?

       (And he laughs jovially.)

      BOGGS: This is madness, madness!

      BOGGS: (Packing up.) You don’t ’ave to worry, Mr Boggs. Let matters take the normal procedure and I can promise you a quick settlement. With the usual bit of give and take from both sides, of course.

      BOGGS: Yes … we give and you take!

      ALLCOCK: (Getting up.) Ha ha, that’s very good, I like that. We give and you take. I’m glad you can see the funny side of all this, Mr Boggs. Well, I must be getting along now. Goodbye all, and I must say this meeting has been most useful. Most useful.

      BOGGS: Goodbye, Mr Allcock.

       (As ALLCOCK and VIC go out.)

      SID: Well, all I can say is, whoever named him knew what he was doing!

      CARRY ON AGAIN DOCTOR

       Alternative titles … Where There’s A Pill There’s A Way, The Bowels Are Ringing, If You Say It’s Your Thermometer I’ll Have To Believe You, But It’s A Funny Place To Put It

       A Peter Rogers production

       Distributed through Rank Organisation Released as an A certificate in 1969 in colour

       Running time: 89 mins

       CAST

Sidney James Gladstone Screwer
Jim Dale Dr James Nookey
Kenneth Williams Dr Frederick Carver
Charles Hawtrey Dr Ernest Stoppidge
Joan Sims Mrs Ellen Moore
Barbara Windsor Goldie Locks
Hattie Jacques Matron
Patsy Rowlands Miss Fosdick
Peter Butterworth Shuffling Patient
Wilfrid Brambell Mr Pullen
Elizabeth Knight Nurse Willing
Peter Gilmore Henry
Alexandra Dane Stout Woman
Pat Coombs New Matron
William Mervyn Lord Paragon
Patricia Hayes Mrs Beasley
Lucy Griffiths Old Lady in Headphones
Harry Locke Porter
Gwendolyn Watts Night Sister
Valerie Leon Deirdre
Frank Singuineau Porter
Valerie Van Ost Out-Patients Sister
Simon Cain X-Ray Man
Elspeth March Hospital Board Member
Valerie Shute Nurse
Shakira Baksh Scrubba
Ann Lancaster Miss Armitage
Georgina Simpson Men’s Ward Nurse
Eric Rogers Bandleader
Donald Bisset Patient
Bob Todd Pump Patient
Heather Emmanuel Plump Native Girl
Yutte Stensgaard Trolley Nurse
George Roderick Waiter
Jenny Counsell Night Nurse
Rupert Evans Stunt Orderly
Billy Cornelius Patient in Plaster
Hugh Futcher Cab Driver
Faith Kent Berkeley Nursing Home Matron

       PRODUCTION TEAM

      Screenplay by Talbot Rothwell

      Music composed and conducted by Eric Rogers

      Production Manager: Jack Swinburne

      Art Director: John Blezard

      Editor: Alfred Roome

      Director of Photography: Ernest Steward BSC

      Camera Operator: James Bawden

      Assistant Editor: Jack Gardner

      Continuity: Susanna Merry

      Make-up: Geoffrey Rodway

      Assistant Director: Ivor Powell

      Sound Recordists: Bill Daniels and Ken Barker

      Hairdresser: Stella Rivers

      Costume Designer: Anna Duse

      Dubbing Editor: Colin Miller

      Producer: Peter Rogers

      Director: Gerald Thomas

      Applying the final touches to Ernest Stoppidge (Charles Hawtrey)

      Down to the bare facts for Barbara Windsor

      At the Long Hampton Hospital, Dr Nookey seems to attract trouble, beginning with an incident in the women’s washroom, which he’d mistakenly entered, frightening the highly-strung Miss Armitage out of her senses. Nookey’s carefree manner isn’t to everyone’s liking at the hospital, with Dr Stoppidge wanting Nookey sacked for the washroom incident; there isn’t any love lost between Nookey and Dr Carver either, but Carver ignores Stoppidge’s request for Nookey’s sacking.

      Carver, meanwhile, has his sights set on his own private clinic where he can treat affluent private patients, like Ellen Moore, a lonely widow who’s longing for a little romance in her life again; in Carver she sees a man who might provide that, but all he’s interested in is finding a way not to her heart, but her purse; he wants her to turn his dream into reality by financing the Frederick Carver Foundation and tries to woo her, courtesy of a few chat-up lines borrowed from Dr Nookey, at the hospital’s grand buffet and dance. His plans fail dismally.

      When she asks Carver to find a replacement for the doctor’s post in a medical mission she established on the far-off Beatific Islands, he thinks it’s impossible to find someone daft enough to work in such an outpost, but then his mind focuses on Dr Nookey. When the young doctor, who has his drinks spiked by Dr Stoppidge, causes more mayhem at the hospital, he faces the hospital’s disciplinary committee. Spotting an opportunity to fill Mrs Moore’s vacancy at her mission, Dr Carver appeases the committee’s concerns over Nookey by offering him a last chance to save his career. Within hours he’s flying off to the Beatific Islands, tiny specks of land battered by rain and hurricanes; he soon realises his life is in the doldrums, that is until he discovers something which will make his fortune in England. Courtesy of an unsuspecting Gladstone Screwer, a serum causing drastic weight loss within days makes Nookey a millionaire when he finally returns to home shores and forms his own private clinic in partnership with none other than Ellen Moore.

      Carver, meanwhile, who’d travelled to the islands to check on Dr Nookey, is lucky to escape with his life when the schooner he was travelling in, the Bella Vista, founders off the coast in a terrible storm. He faces more bad luck when he eventually returns home to find his dreams of a private clinic shattered by Nookey. Desperate to find out the constituent parts of the magic weight-losing serum, he hatches a plan to send his colleague, Dr Stoppidge, into the clinic disguised as a woman, but his scheme backfires. Dr Nookey’s good luck is challenged, too, when Gladstone Screwer, realising Nookey is on to a winner exchanging the serum for 200 cigarettes, turns up for a slice of the profits.

      A quick chat before the cameras roll

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