Follow That Camel 1967
Dive into the hilarious misadventures of Bertram Oliphant 'Bo' West in *Follow That Camel (1967)*, a British comedy directed by Gerald Thomas. When Bo joins the Foreign Legion to restore his sullied name, he drags his long-suffering manservant Simpson along for the ride.
Director: Gerald Thomas
Cast
Phil Silvers
Sergeant Ernie Nocker
Kenneth Williams
Commandant Maximilian Burger
Jim Dale
Bo West
Charles Hawtrey
Captain Gerrard Le Pice
Joan Sims
Zig-Zig
Angela Douglas
Lady Jane Ponsonby
Peter Butterworth
Simpson
Bernard Bresslaw
Sheikh Abdul Abulbul
Anita Harris
Corktip
John Bluthal
Corporal Clotski
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Follow That Camel (1967) about?
The film follows Bertram Oliphant 'Bo' West, who joins the Foreign Legion to clear his name, only to find himself tangled in a web of eccentric comrades and escalating local disputes. With his loyal manservant by his side, Bo's quest for redemption takes an unexpected turn when his love interest secretly follows him—disguised and ready for adventure.
Who directed Follow That Camel?
Follow That Camel was directed by Gerald Thomas, known for his work in British comedy and his long-running association with the *Carry On* film series.
Who stars in Follow That Camel?
The film features Phil Silvers as Bertram Oliphant 'Bo' West, alongside Kenneth Williams, Jim Dale, Charles Hawtrey, and Joan Sims in a cast of comedic heavyweights.
Is Follow That Camel (1967) worth watching?
As a classic British comedy, *Follow That Camel (1967)* delivers on laughter and nostalgia. With its stellar cast, absurd situations, and lighthearted tone, it's a fun choice for fans of vintage humor and slapstick antics.
How long is Follow That Camel?
Follow That Camel runs for 95 minutes.
About Follow That Camel (1967) — A Wild Legion Comedy with Phil Silvers and Kenneth Williams
Dive into the hilarious misadventures of Bertram Oliphant 'Bo' West in *Follow That Camel (1967)*, a British comedy directed by Gerald Thomas. When Bo joins the Foreign Legion to restore his sullied name, he drags his long-suffering manservant Simpson along for the ride. What follows is a whirlwind of slapstick humor and absurd situations, as their desert fort becomes home to an eccentric cast of legionnaires—and a simmering conflict with the local tribes. Unbeknownst to Bo, his love interest has followed him under disguise, adding a layer of romantic chaos to the mix. The film brims with the playful chaos and quirky charm that define classic British comedies, blending lighthearted escapades with a touch of satire.
Starring the legendary Phil Silvers and Kenneth Williams, *Follow That Camel (1967)* delivers a nostalgic trip to the golden age of comedy, where every scene crackles with wit and the desert sun seems to amplify the absurdity. Whether it's the bumbling legionnaires or the unexpected twists of fate, this film is a delightful romp through a world where reputation, love, and sheer dumb luck collide. Perfect for fans of vintage humor and offbeat adventure, it's a comedy that still feels fresh today.
