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Carry On Cruising (1962) was a Comedy - Romance Film directed by Gerald Thomas and Ralph Thomas (uncredited) and produced by Peter Rogers.

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Carry On #6: Carry On Cruising

By Virginie Pronovost on Oct 6, 2019 From The Wonderful World of Cinema

Today, we shall review a quite special Carry On film! Why? Because Carry On Cruising (1962) was the first colour film of the series! This allowed us to see Kenneth Williams’s beautiful blue eyes. On a sadder note, this also was the first Carry On film not to feature Charles Hawtrey, and Joan S... Read full article

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Carry On Cruising Quotes:

Marjoribanks: I always find the first few days make me feel quite drowsy.
Captain: Shut your port-hole.
Marjoribanks: Begging your pardon, sir, one must have fresh...
Captain: ...and your cake-hole.
Captain: Flo! Ebb a bit.
Captain: I'm going to be blunt, and make some very cutting remarks.
Marjoribanks: To be sure, sir, that's a contradiction in terms, but then English is a very curious language!
Captain: If you interrupt me once more, Mr....?
Marjoribanks: Marjoribanks, sir.
Captain: You interrupt me once more, mate, and you'll hear some really curious language!
Doctor: You're overwrought!
Glad: I'm underprivileged!
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Carry On Cruising Facts
Dilys Laye took over the role of Flo Castle at very short notice after the first choice, Joan Sims, was taken ill.
Dilys Laye burned her hands while sliding down the rope in the gymnasium scene.
The role of Wilfred Haines was originally intended for Charles Hawtrey, but was re-written for Lance Percival after Hawtrey quit in a dispute with the producer over billing.
The film's premier was held on a cruise ship in Southampton, England.
There were problems with the exploding cake scene, which caused several re-takes to be done.
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