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Carry on Spying. 1964 · 1 hr 28 min. NR. Comedy. The ninth film is the long-running Carry On series tells the story of the inept and snide Secret Agent Simpkins. When a top secret chemical formula is stolen by STENCH (Society for the Total Extinction of Non-Conforming Humans), Simpkins is on the case. Subtitles: English. Starring: Kenneth ...
Eric Rogers: Carry On Spying. Suite. Auf: What a Carry On! Eric Rogers' & Bruce Montgomery’s theme music of the great British Carry On film comedies. vocalion digital, Watford 2005, CDSA6810 – digitale Neueinspielung der Filmmusik in Auszügen durch das Royal Ballet Sinfonia unter der Leitung von Gavin Sutherland
Carry on Spying. Final film in the "Carry on..." franchise to be shot in black and white. Barbara Windsor recalled that while filming the scene on the conveyor belt, Charles Hawtrey fainted. She thought it was due to fright, but it turned out that he was drunk. A unit nurse innocently asked if anyone had tried giving him a tip of brandy, to ...
Other actors in leading roles. Surviving cast members' names are in bold . Robin Askwith (born 1950), as Larry in Carry On Girls. Dora Bryan (1923–2014), as Nora in Carry On Sergeant. Roy Castle (1932–1994), as Captain Keene in Carry On Up the Khyber. Julian Clary (born 1959), as Don Juan Diego in Carry On Columbus.
Carry On Spying was the last film of the series to be made in black-and-white, and the first to star Barbara Windsor. Spying was an intended parody of the highly successful James Bond series of films. Peter Rogers registered the title "Carry On Spying" in 1962 on the back of the success that the first James Bond film Dr.
18 apr 2006 · Release Date: 31 May 1964. Running Time: 87 minutes. Certificate: U. Original Title: Carry On Spying. It was as sure as taxes that the Carry On team would end-up taking a few pot-shots at the Bond ...
2 mar 2003 · This was the eighth of the Carry On films, a long-running comedy series that began with Carry On Sergeant (1958) and would go on for a total of 31 films. Each of the films spoofed a different genre, ranging from the Western, the war film. assorted historical periods and the softcore Emmanuelle films.
