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Follow That Camel (1967) was a Adventure - Comedy Film directed by Gerald Thomas and produced by Peter Rogers.

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Carry On #14: Follow That Camel

By Virginie Pronovost on Oct 17, 2019 From The Wonderful World of Cinema

Ouch. How could I put this into simple words? Let say that Follow That Camel (Gerald Thomas, 1967) is not excellent. It’s not completely bad either, and it remains enjoyable. But it’s weak if you compare it to many of the other Carry On films and a disappointment after watching Don&#821... Read full article

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Follow That Camel Quotes:

Simpson: You mean all these ladies are the Sheikh's wives?
Sgt. Nocker: Yes. What's so terrible about that?
Simpson: Think, all those mothers in law!
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Follow That Camel Facts
Phil Silvers had short term memory loss during the making of the film and had to have boards placed behind the camera in order that he remembered his lines. Kenneth Williams publicly rebuked him both on-set and his personal diaries for this.
Talbot Rothwell the writer of the film, named Anita Harris character "Corktip" after the character "Cigarette", played by Claudette Colbert in Under Two Flags.
For most of the filming Jim Dale and Peter Butterworth were not speaking to one another, even though they had the majority of scenes together.
During the desert food scene - most of the food went off after three days of filming and the rest had to be sprayed with a preservative.
Kenneth Williams and Jim Dale went to meet Phil Silvers in his hotel before filming started.
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