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Comedy

Carry On Behind

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Professors Vrooshka 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.

Release Date : 1975-06-10

Language :GermanEnglish

Adult : false

Status : Released

Production Company : The Rank Organisation

Production Country : United Kingdom

Alternative Titles :

Cast

Elke Sommer

Character Name : Professor Anna Vooshka

Original Name : Elke Sommer

Gender : Female

Kenneth Williams

Character Name : Professor Roland Crump

Original Name : Kenneth Williams

Gender : Male

Bernard Bresslaw

Character Name : Arthur Upmore

Original Name : Bernard Bresslaw

Gender : Male

Kenneth Connor

Character Name : Major Leep

Original Name : Kenneth Connor

Gender : Male

Jack Douglas

Character Name : Ernie Bragg

Original Name : Jack Douglas

Gender : Male

Joan Sims

Character Name : Daphne Barnes

Original Name : Joan Sims

Gender : Female

Windsor Davies

Character Name : Fred Ramsden

Original Name : Windsor Davies

Gender : Male

Peter Butterworth

Character Name : Henry Barnes

Original Name : Peter Butterworth

Gender : Male

Liz Fraser

Character Name : Sylvia Ramsden

Original Name : Liz Fraser

Gender : Female

Patsy Rowlands

Character Name : Linda Upmore

Original Name : Patsy Rowlands

Gender : Female

Ian Lavender

Character Name : Joe Baxter

Original Name : Ian Lavender

Gender : Male

Adrienne Posta

Character Name : Norma Baxter

Original Name : Adrienne Posta

Gender : Female

Patricia Franklin

Character Name : Vera Bragg

Original Name : Patricia Franklin

Gender : Female

Donald Hewlett

Character Name : The Dean

Original Name : Donald Hewlett

Gender : Male

Carol Hawkins

Character Name : Sandra

Original Name : Carol Hawkins

Gender : Female

Marianne Stone

Character Name : Mrs Rowan

Original Name : Marianne Stone

Gender : Female

Helli Louise

Character Name : Nudist

Original Name : Helli Louise

Gender : Female

Sherrie Hewson

Character Name : Carol

Original Name : Sherrie Hewson

Gender : Female

David Lodge

Character Name : Landlord

Original Name : David Lodge

Gender : Male

George Layton

Character Name : Doctor

Original Name : George Layton

Gender : Male

Brian Osborne

Character Name : Bob

Original Name : Brian Osborne

Gender : Male

Larry Dann

Character Name : Clive

Original Name : Larry Dann

Gender : Male

Georgina Moon

Character Name : Sally

Original Name : Georgina Moon

Gender : Female

Diana Darvey

Character Name : Maureen

Original Name : Diana Darvey

Gender : Male

Jenny Cox

Character Name : Veronica

Original Name : Jenny Cox

Gender : Male

Larry Martyn

Character Name : Electrician

Original Name : Larry Martyn

Gender : Male

Linda Hooks

Character Name : Nurse

Original Name : Linda Hooks

Gender : Male

Kenneth Waller

Character Name : Barman

Original Name : Kenneth Waller

Gender : Male

Billy Cornelius

Character Name : Man with salad

Original Name : Billy Cornelius

Gender : Male

Melita Manger

Character Name : Woman with salad

Original Name : Melita Manger

Gender : Female

Hugh Futcher

Character Name : Painter

Original Name : Hugh Futcher

Gender : Male

Jeremy Connor

Character Name : Student with ice cream

Original Name : Jeremy Connor

Gender : Male

Alexandra Dane

Character Name : Lady in low-cut dress

Original Name : Alexandra Dane

Gender : Female

Reviews

J

John Chard

@John Chard

2024-05-16

Carry On Behind (1975) A Site For Sore Thighs! It's a retread of Carry On Camping only with caravans as the usual array of characters are ripe for fun picking innuendo laden shenanigans. Plot for what it's worth has a bunch of Carry On holidaymakers caravanning next to a Roman excavation site being run by Prof Anna Vrooshka (Elke Sommer) and Prof. Roland Crump (Kenneth Williams). Chaos inevitable ensues. The absence of Sid James, Charles Hawtrey, Hattie Jacques and Terry Scott was always going to be felt (they had all left the franchise by this time), but Williams, Bernard Bresslaw , Kenneth Connor, Joan Simms and Peter Butterworth plough on stoically with the thin formulaic screenplay. Windsor Davis supplements them but he's no Sid James. The series would trundle out two more films in the 70s before the ill advised comeback movie in 1992 (Carry on Columbus), one of which was the dreadful Carry on England. "Behind" isn't an awful movie as it does have its moments, such as the by-play between Sommer and Williams, and Bresslaw's henpecked husband act. It's also a very good snapshot of the era with budget holidays pointing to the unsteady political climate, while the sexual aspects reek of a time well left behind - but those attitudes did exist back then. Passable Carry On fare but carrying with it the sadness in knowing the series was long past its sell by date. 6/10

C

CinemaSerf

@Geronimo1967

2023-07-26

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.