Carry On At Your Convenience (UK)
Flushed with success, the Carry On Team carries on round the bend
Certificate: PG
Running Time: 87 mins
Retail Price: £9.99
Release Date:
Content Type: Movie
Synopsis:
The Carry On team throw caution to the wind and present an hour and a half of good, clean lavatorial humour.
Kenneth Williams is W.C. Boggs, the troubled owner of a small company trying to manufacture fine toiletware. Incompetent management and a bolshy union are just about the least of Bogg`s problems as you`ll soon discover in this hysterical comedy that tells you everything you always wanted to know about your home`s most vital convenience.
Special Features:
Interactive Menus
Scene Access
Video Tracks:
Standard 1.33:1
Audio Tracks:
Dolby Digital Mono English
Directed By:
Gerald Thomas
Written By:
Talbot Rothwell
Starring:
Geoffrey Hughes
Bill Maynard
Patsy Rowlands
Richard O`Callaghan
Kenneth Cope
Bernard Bresslaw
Joan Sims
Hattie Jacques
Charles Hawtrey
Kenneth Williams
Sid James
Soundtrack By:
Eric Rogers
Director of Photography:
Ernest Steward
Editor:
Alfred Roome
Producer:
Peter Rogers
Distributor:
Rank Organisation
Your Opinions and Comments
Set in a toilet factory, Kenneth Williams plays W.C Boggs, the factory owner battling against the unions. Bernard Bresslaw is at his comical best as Kenneth Cope`s reliable sidekick, causing disruption to the daily work, with regular calls for `Everyone Out!`. Watch out for the wonderful sequence of lines from Bernard culminating in the side splitting ` Down with `em! `
Sid James plays works foreman, Sid Plummer in what must be described as one of his more sedate Carry On roles. But this is more that made up for by Hattie Jacques` wonderful performance as his long suffering, budgie loving wife.
The plot is a bit thin, with the second half of the film revolving around the annual works outing. However, you don`t watch a Carry On to be intellectually enriched.
The picture quality is remarkably good considering the film was made in 1971. However, the low price ( 9.99 ) means nothing in the way of features whatsoever. The sound quality is nothing special, but perfectly adequate for a night in front of the box, with a take-away, simply to have a great laugh at this wonderful piece of British comical genius.
Throw caution to the wind, roll around with laughter as the jokes or piled on. Toilet humour at it`s best.