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the films, it was agreed to kick-off by basing the pilot around a familiar premise – Camping.
Once the pilot, titled Carryoon Camping, was complete, it was taken to the MIP COM 2001, Europe’s biggest TV market, in Cannes to try and attract interest from within the industry. Although, as yet, the pilot has yet to be transmitted, further episodes in the series are currently being made.
CARSON, MR
The unseen headmaster at Maudlin Street Secondary Modern School. While he’s absent from the school, his deputy, Mr Wakefield, steps into the breach. His name is mentioned in Teacher.
CARSTAIRS
Played by Jim Dale
In Spying, Carstairs is the Vienna-based agent who sends a coded message to the Director of Security Operations explaining that Milchmann, a wanted man since blowing up Professor Stark and stealing a secret formula, has arrived in the city. Carstairs later follows him to Algiers but attempts to retrieve the formula are foiled by the bumbling Simkins and his team.
CARRY ON CAMPING
Alternative title … Let Sleeping Bags Lie
A Peter Rogers production
Distributed through Rank Organisation
Released as an A certificate in 1969 in colour
Running time: 88 mins
CAST
Sidney James | Sid Boggle |
Kenneth Williams | Dr Kenneth Soaper |
Joan Sims | Joan Fussey |
Charles Hawtrey | Charlie Muggins |
Terry Scott | Peter Potter |
Barbara Windsor | Babs |
Bernard Bresslaw | Bernie Lugg |
Hattie Jacques | Miss Haggerd |
Peter Butterworth | Josh Fiddler |
Julian Holloway | Jim Tanner |
Dilys Laye | Anthea Meeks |
Betty Marsden | Harriet Potter |
Trisha Noble | Sally |
Amelia Bayntun | Mrs Fussey |
Brian Oulton | Store Manager |
Patricia Franklin | Farmer’s Daughter |
Derek Francis | Farmer |
Michael Nightingale | Man in Cinema |
Sandra Caron | Fanny |
George Moon | Scrawny Man |
Valerie Shute | Pat |
Elizabeth Knight | Jane |
Georgina Moon | Joy |
Vivien Lloyd | Verna |
Jennifer Pyle | Hilda |
Lesley Duff | Norma |
Jackie Poole | Betty |
Anna Karen | Hefty Girl |
Sally Kemp | Girl with Cow |
Valerie Leon | Store Assistant |
Peter Cockburn | Commentator |
Gilly Grant | Sally G-String |
Michael Low | |
Mike Lucas | Lusty Youths |
PRODUCTION TEAM
Screenplay by Talbot Rothwell
Music composed and conducted by Eric Rogers
Production Manager: Jack Swinburne
Art Director: Lionel Couch
Editor: Alfred Roome
Director of Photography: Ernest Steward BSC
Assistant Editor: Jack Gardner
Camera Operator: James Bawden
Assistant Director: Jack Causey
Continuity: Doreen Dernley
Sound Recordists: Bill Daniels and Ken Barker
Make-up: Geoffrey Rodway
Hairdresser: Stella Rivers
Costume Designer: Yvonne Caffin
Dubbing Editor: Colin Miller
Title sketches by ‘Larry’
Producer: Peter Rogers
Director: Gerald Thomas
Charles Hawtrey on set with his mother
Sid Boggle and Bernie Lugg take their girlfriends, Joan and Anthea, to the cinema to watch a film about nudists at a holiday camp; the girls are not amused and find the film offensive but it doesn’t stop Sid and Bernie secretly planning to take them there on holiday.
They decide the best course of action is to remain tight-lipped about the destination chosen for the camping holiday, but by the time they arrive at the site in Devon, the girls have twigged where they’ve heard the name Paradise Camp and want to head home; but after driving for hours, Sid tells them they’re going in. He’s soon disappointed, though, when everyone is walking around fully-clothed and he realises he’s picked the wrong site.
Other campers at the site include the Potters, who arrive on their tandem for yet another stint in the muddy fields of Paradise, much to the reluctance of Peter, who’s not only fed up with camping but with his wife, too. Charlie Muggins, meanwhile, is an irritant who’s forever scrounging off fellow campers, while a coachload of girls from Chayste Place, a finishing school, bring smiles to the faces of Sid Boggins and Bernie Lugg, who feel they’re not making much progress with their girlfriends. They begin flirting with Babs and Fanny, but attempts to lure them into their tents are continually scuppered.
Meanwhile, Peter Potter becomes a changed man. After turning to the bottle through sheer frustration with life, a chance encounter sees him invited to the tent of the promiscuous Jane, one of the schoolgirls; the experience works wonders and he asserts himself on his domineering wife; after throwing Charlie Muggins out of the tent, which he’s been sharing since arriving at the camp site, he drags his wife inside for a bit of nooky.
Kenneth Williams was a crucial part of the Carry Ons
Sid (Sid James) and Jim (Julian Holloway) don hippy gear and wreak havoc with the electrics
Over in Sid and Bernie’s tent, they’re waiting for Babs and Fanny to arrive, but when loud music is heard in the adjoining field, they rush to investigate and find the girls enjoying themselves at an all-nite rave. Eventually the campers drive the hippies away, but the girls go, too. Sid and Bernie, however, realise they don’t need Babs and Fanny when they’ve got Joan and Anthea, but first they have to deal with the arrival of Mrs Fussey, who’s worried about her daughter’s well-being.
CARSTAIRS, MAJOR
Played by Peter Butterworth
Accompanies the Brigadier when he visits the experimental 1313 anti-aircraft battery to see how Captain Melly, who’s recently taken charge of the base in England, is surviving.
CARTER, CYRIL
Played by Kenneth Cope
Cyril, who’s seen in Matron, was only six when his mother, Gertie, died. He promised her he’d follow in his father’s footsteps by becoming a small-time crook, but later claims he hardly knew what he wanted from life at that stage because he was only a kid. When offered a job in insurance, he seriously considers accepting until his father makes him feel guilty about breaking the promise made to his mother.
When his father believes he can earn a packet selling the Pill abroad, Cyril reluctantly agrees to don a nurse’s outfit and pretend to be a student at the Finisham Maternity Hospital