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Carry On Camping (1969) was a Comedy - Film directed by Gerald Thomas and produced by Peter Rogers.

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Carry On #17: Carry On Camping

By Virginie Pronovost on Oct 23, 2019 From The Wonderful World of Cinema

Before I go on with this article, I have to tell you this amusing life story.  I was on the bus earlier this evening to come back home and, I swear, I saw Charles Hawtrey’s doppelganger. Seriously, I wouldn’t have been surprised if he would have said: “Oh, helllllo!” That wa... Read full article

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Carry On Camping Quotes:

Mrs. Fussey: Joan may think you're a gentleman but personally I've got sore misgivings.
Sid Boggle: You ought to put some talcum powder on them.
Dr. Kenneth Soaper: [on disturbing Matron in the shower] Matron, this is the *men's*!
Miss Haggerd: Go away, Doctor Soaper!
Joan Fussey: [Sid has taken Joan to the cinema to see a nudist film] You told me this film was all about camping!
Sid Boggle: It is. They've got tents, haven't they?
Joan Fussey: That's not what you're looking at!
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Carry On Camping Facts
Sandra Caron met Gregory Peck in the Pinewood Studios restaurant during the making of this film.
The monastery scene was filmed on November 7th 1968.
Dilys Laye was taught poker by Sid James during filming.
Filmed during a rainy autumn that produced LOADS of mud. This can be seen frequently through the film, including people sinking & slipping. To hide the mud, green paint was used. The leaves (which had by now either dropped or turned brown) were spray-painted.
Trisha Noble was always late for filming, which caused upset on the set. There were concerns that she did not fit in with the rest of the team. Ironically, she actually had the first line on the first day of filming during the girls campsite shower scene.
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