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A look at the history of the classic British comedy Carry On films. Twenty-eight Carry On movies were made - from Carry On Sergeant in '58 to the last Carry On in '78, Carry On Emmannuelle.
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Legendary comedian,stage,film & tv actor Sid James starred in many films & tv series. He was in 19 of the 28 Carry On movies and was the lovable but frustrated dad in the '70s tv classic Bless This House.
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Barbara Windsor, MBE is considered something of a "national institution" in the UK. Although she only made 10 Carry On films she is considered very much a main Carry On cast member. Barbara is currently in the UK series Eastenders.
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Kenneth Williams was a talented English radio personality and film actor. Kenneth starred in 26 of the 28 Carry On fims that were made from '58-'78.
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Joan Sims' first role in the Carry On films was in '59's Carry On Nurse. She made 24 Carry On movies. In the 90's Joan was a regular on the fav tv series As Time Goes By, which starred Dame Judi Dench.
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Hattie Jacques was a stage and tv comedy actress who first achieved fame on Hancock's Half Hour comedy show. Between 1958-1974 Hattie starred in 14 Carry On films.
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English comedy actor, Charles starred in 23 Carry On movies.
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Kenneth Connor was an English stage & tv actor. Kenneth starred in 17 Carry On movies including the first Carry On film in '58. He was also in British tv series Dad's Army & 'Allo "Allo.
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