The Complete A–Z of Everything Carry On. Richard Webber

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      CAFÉ EL ZIGZIG

      Seen in Spying, the café in Algiers is situated in the Street of A Thousand Artisans and where the British agents spot the Fat Man sitting outside wearing a fez.

      CAFÉ MOZART

      The café in Vienna where the British agent, Carstairs, arranges to meet Simkins and his team of trainee agents in Spying.

      CAFÉ ZIGAZIG

      Owned by Zig-Zig, this busy café is seen in Follow That Camel.

      CAFFIN WARD

      In Doctor, this is a women’s ward at the Borough County Hospital.

      CAFFIN, YVONNE

      Costume Designer on Constable, Spying, Doctor and Camping

      Born in Johannesburg, South Africa, in 1904, Yvonne Caffin trained at RADA and then worked in research at the Academy before entering the film industry before the war, working for Gaumont-British and Mayflower. She later joined Islington Studios and Rank, where she spent the lion’s share of her career.

      Films she worked on over the years include Miranda, The Astonished Heart, The Browning Version, To Paris With Love, Hell Drivers, Doctor in Clover, A Night to Remember, Tiara Tahiti, The Big Job and, finally, The Executioner.

      She died in 1985, aged eighty-one.

      CAIN, SIMON

      Roles: Short in Cowboy, Riff at Abdul’s Tent in Follow That Camel, Tea Orderly in Doctor, Bagpipe Soldier in Up The Khyber, X-Ray Man in Again Doctor and Barman in At Your Convenience

      Born in Orpington, Kent, Simon Cain, while attending Banstead Residential School, volunteered to go to Australia at the age of eleven. At Kingsley Fairbridge Farm School in Western Australia he was taught about life in the outback. At sixteen, he set off on a six-year trip around Australia, moving between jobs, including sheep shearer and motorbike mechanic.

      While living in Perth in 1960, earning a living selling television sets, he became interested in amateur dramatics and, later, moved to Sydney where he began appearing in small parts on stage and in films, as well as making the occasional commercial. Other offers soon came his way and he appeared in several episodes of the Australian television Western, Whiplash, and films such as Summer of the Seventeenth Doll, The Sundowners and Coast Watchers. Additional credits during the early 1960s included television adaptations of The Merchant of Venice and the stage plays Show Boat and Once Upon a Mattress.

      He returned to England in 1964 and while working for Schweppes secured a part in a play for the Little Theatre Club at London’s St Martin’s Theatre, paving the way for a string of television roles in shows such as Gideon’s Way.

      Other television work has seen him in shows such as Doctor Who, Ryan International, Manhunt and Doomwatch, while his film credits include The Blood Beast Terror, School for Love, The Chairman and, in 1969, The Most Dangerous Man in the World.

      CAKE, FRANCIS

      Played by Mavise Fyson

      One of the beauty contestants seen in Girls.

      CALPURNIA

      Played by Joan Sims

      The cantankerous wife of Julius Caesar is seen in Cleo, tired of being left at home while her husband roams the world conquering nations.

      CAMEMBERT, CITIZEN

      Played by Kenneth Williams

      The most feared man in France, although it’s hard to see why, Citizen Camembert is chief of the secret police and is seen in Don’t Lose Your Head. The finest pistol shot in France, Camembert is a key player in the French Revolution, taking great pleasure in sending the aristocracy to the guillotine. When the Black Fingernail, alias Sir Rodney Ffing, arrives from England and causes havoc by saving people from the chop, Camembert is instructed to stop him at all costs, leading him to England in his pursuit.

       CAMPING, CARRY ON

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      CAMPION, GERALD

      Role: Andy Galloway in Sergeant

      Born in London in 1921, at the age of fifteen Campion trained at RADA before working for BBC radio and acting on the stage in shows such as French Without Tears and Goodbye Mr Chips.

      He was posted to Kenya during World War Two, serving as an RAF wireless operator, after which he returned to England and, due to lack of acting work, opened a club, The Buckstone.

      In 1952 he was offered the title role in the BBC series Billy Bunter of Greyfriars School, which ran for ten years and brought him widespread recognition. He went on to appear in, among others, Doctor Who, Minder, Sherlock Holmes and The Kenny Everett Show and accrued a number of film credits including School for Scoundrels, Those Magnificent Men In Their Flying Machines, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and Half A Sixpence.

       CARRY ON CABBY

      An Anglo Amalgamated film

      A Peter Rogers production

      Distributed by the Rank Organisation

      Based on an original idea by S.C. Green and R.M. Hills

      Released as a U certificate in 1963 in black & white

      Running time: 91 mins

      CAST

Sidney James	Charlie Hawkins
Hattie Jacques	Peggy Hawkins
Charles Hawtrey	Terry ‘Pintpot’ Tankard
Kenneth Connor	Ted Watson
Esma Cannon	Flo Sims
Liz Fraser	Sally
Bill Owen	Smiley
Milo O’Shea	Len
Jim Dale	Expectant Father
Judith Furse	Battleaxe
Renée Houston	Molly
Ambrosine Phillpotts	Aristocratic Lady
Amanda Barrie	Anthea
Carole Shelley	Dumb Driver
Cyril Chamberlain	Sarge
Norman Chappell	Allbright
Peter Gilmore	Dancy
Michael Ward	Man in Tweeds
Noel Dyson	District Nurse
Norman Mitchell	Bespectacled Business Man
Michael Nightingale	Business Man
Ian Wilson	Clerk
Peter Byrne	Bridegroom
Darryl Kavann	Punchy
Don McCorkindale	Tubby
Charles Stanley	Geoff
Marion Collins	Bride
Peter Jesson	Car Salesman
Frank Forsyth	Chauffeur
Marian Horton
Valerie Van Ost	Glamcab Drivers
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