Carry On Behind

1975

1h 30m

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5.4/10

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Professors Vooshka and Crump decide to visit an archaeological site to study the artifacts there. Lo and behold, it's right next to a caravan site where all manner of people are staying. With a randy Major owning the site, a snobbish mother, and the two professors' constant innuendos, the story ends with a sinking caravan site and a striptease performance as a replacement for the cabaret night.

Directors

Gerald Thomas

Writers

Dave Freeman(writer by)

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Elke Sommer

Kenneth Williams

Bernard Bresslaw

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Elke Sommer

Professor Anna Vooshka

Kenneth Williams

Professor Roland Crump

Arthur Upmore

Major Leep

Ernie Bragg

Daphne Barnes

Fred Ramsden

Henry Barnes

Sylvia Ramsden

Linda Upmore

Joe Baxter

Norma Baxter

Vera Bragg

The Dean

Sandra

Carol

Landlord

Else Rowan

Directors

Gerald Thomas

Writers

Dave Freeman(writer by)

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5/10

A renowned archaeologist "Prof. Crump" and his colleague "Prof. Vooshka" (Else Sommer) are trying to protect some Roman mosaics near a rural campsite that is full of randy campers and run by the pretty dodgy "Maj. Leep" (Kenneth Connor). She is quite keen on him, he is fairly inept - but maybe some ketchup can help them out? It's a bit of a rip-off of "Carry on Camping" (1969) and is, frankly, a really poor relation. Windsor Davies ("Fred") largely takes centre stage, and he overcooks the role with his increasingly annoying cheeky guffawing and slightly smutty mannerisms. Connor is also well past his best now with even the usually reliable Joan Sims looking out of sorts with her rather diminished role. Indeed, now the entire franchise has really become a rather crass and unfunny excuse for scantily clad gals and some lecherous old men. This just isn't funny. It's contrived, charm-free and for those of us in the UK, we can start to see a new generation of comedy actors (including Ian Lavender and Donald Hewlett) starting to come through in the stead of those who, even at their worst, were still much better than the assembled mediocrity we have here. Poor, sorry.

Geronimo196726 Jul, 2023