What a Carry On! 1973
Step into the lively heart of London's West End with *What a Carry On! (1973)*, a spirited TV movie that captures the electric energy of the stage revue *Carry On London!
Director: Alan Tarrant
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is What a Carry On! (1973) about?
This 1973 TV movie brings the magic of the *Carry On London!* stage revue to your screen, featuring hilarious sketches and interviews with the cast. It's a celebration of classic British comedy, packed with slapstick humor and nostalgic charm.
Who directed What a Carry On!?
Alan Tarrant directed this TV movie, capturing the essence of the stage revue with wit and energy.
Who stars in What a Carry On!?
The film features a star-studded lineup including Sidney James, Barbara Windsor, Kenneth Connor, Bernard Bresslaw, and Peter Butterworth, all at the top of their comedic game.
Is What a Carry On! (1973) worth watching?
If you're a fan of classic British comedy, this short but sweet TV movie is absolutely worth a watch. It's packed with the humor and charm of the *Carry On* series, making it a fun, nostalgic treat for comedy lovers.
How long is What a Carry On!?
The runtime for *What a Carry On! (1973)* is 50 minutes, perfect for a quick dose of laughter.
About What a Carry On! (1973) — A TV Movie Comedy Highlighting the Legendary Carry On Gang
Step into the lively heart of London's West End with *What a Carry On! (1973)*, a spirited TV movie that captures the electric energy of the stage revue *Carry On London!* Directed by Alan Tarrant, this half-hour comedy is a front-row seat to the legendary antics of the *Carry On* gang, including the irrepressible Sidney James, the vivacious Barbara Windsor, and the ever-hilarious Kenneth Connor.
Introduced by the warm charm of Shaw Taylor, the film blends filmed highlights of the stage show with lively interviews, showcasing the comedic genius of Bernard Bresslaw and Peter Butterworth. Packed with slapstick gags, cheeky humor, and a nostalgic wink to British comedy traditions, *What a Carry On! (1973)* is a delightful snapshot of an era when laughter was the star of the show.