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Vienna. Dark alleys. Zither music. 
"Go in peace."
LOL
Oh, that's right. I rewatched The Third Man the other day and had already forgotten that Carry On Spying riffs on it. I need to start my Carry On Rewatch right after the holidays.
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Regardless on a 4.40pm film4
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ITV 3's Bank holidays are basically Carryonathons, with the On The Buses movies in there for "variety".
Christmas Day:
10.20 Abroad
12.05 Matron
1.45 At Your Convenience
3.20 Behind
5.15 Camping
7.00 Dick
8.40 Doctor
10.30 Girls
12.15 Henry
Boxing Day:
10.50 Cruising
12.35 Loving
2.20 Again Doctor
4.00 Jack
5.50 Don't Lose Your Head
7.30 Screaming
9.30 Cleo
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Thanks mate. Its funny, theyve gone wall2wall Carry On for several years over christmas, easter too. No complaints here
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4 o'clock onwards on boxing Day looks the place to be.
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Now watching Doctor in Clover:
This is the film where this classic comes from -
Sir Lancelot “What are you in this hospital for Wendover?”
Wendover (Arthur Haynes) “Shrapnel moved. In the war a grenade exploded nearby and the shrapnel got me right up the ...”
Sir Lancelot: “Rectum?”
Wendover: “Well it didn’t do them much good”
And I'm afraid I woke up my entire neighborhood with my laughter during the sequence between Haynes and Fenella Fielding in the hospital hallway - Haynes pronouncing "Giselle" as "Gizzle" and Fielding's OTT recreation of the ballet.
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Carry on don't lose your head itv 3 at 17.50
' short back and sides, not too much off the top. '
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Without looking it up, do you know who were the 3 stars that appeared in the most Carry On films?
Kenneth williams 25, joan sims 24 and charles hawtrey 23
Was a christmas day question in our family zoom quiz.
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Mark
Yeah i saw some of Doctor in Clover yesterday where Joan Sims was a dragon of a sister, clashing with the consultant Lancelot Spratt. Quite funny. Leslie Phillips and Fenella Fielding were good too. Also funny in it was Arthur Haynes, who played a patient who in one scene shows off his ballet moves in a dressing gown to ballerina Fenella Fielding. 
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I agree but i think in truth kev she was kept in for her energy n silly giggle rather than her actual sexual attraction, altho they made a big thing of her wiggle in heels (doctor) and her boobs (camping).
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I have seen her in a few films when she was younger and a lot slimmer. They were a few years before the carry on films. She also didn't have the cockney fog horn voice. She was a lot easier on the eye. I think you'd be quietly impressed, keV. Especially with your failing eyesight and advancing years. 
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Mark
Yeah i saw some of Doctor in Clover yesterday where Joan Sims was a dragon of a sister, clashing with the consultant Lancelot Spratt. Quite funny. Leslie Phillips and Fenella Fielding were good too. Also funny in it was Arthur Haynes, who played a patient who in one scene shows off his ballet moves in a dressing gown to ballerina Fenella Fielding.
Yup! I found your post about this movie last night right after I posted mine. Clearly that scene between those two is outstanding!
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