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Carry On Regardless: Getting to the Bottom of Britain's Favourite Comedy Films. in Chattanooga, TN
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A lively and definitive history of the Carry On films, celebrating their comedy, controversy, and cultural legacy.
A thoroughly enjoyable factfilled romp… a mustread for any fan of the Carry On films."
Daily Mail
"We knew the Carry On films without really knowing them. Caroline Frost puts that right. A fascinating story."
Adrian Chiles
"Essential reading for fans of the Carry On Films which were deceptively ahead of their times'
TracyAnn Oberman
The completely updated, definitive history of Carry On, Britain’s largest film franchise, includes exclusive interviews and personal memories from this unique filmmaking era. It follows the series from the gentle capers of the 1950s, through the glorious golden age of the 1960s, to the creative challenges of later years.
Take a happy walk down memory lane to enjoy Sid James's conspiratorial chuckle, Kenneth Williams' elongated vowels, Charles Hawtrey's bespectacled bashfulness and Barbara Windsor's naughty wiggle, as writer Caroline Frost explores the different ingredients behind their huge appeal.
Frost sheds new light on just how much talent and hard work went into creating the laughs and she examines the reallife struggles of the stars who found solace in their tight companionship at Pinewood Studios.
Was Carry On really as sexist, racist and bigoted as critics claim? Frost takes a fresh look at some of the series' biggest titles and argues that, in reality, they were far more progressive than their detractors would have you believe.
Finally, with constant speculation about a brand new era of Carry On, Frost asks does this everpopular series still have legs?
A thoroughly enjoyable factfilled romp… a mustread for any fan of the Carry On films."
Daily Mail
"We knew the Carry On films without really knowing them. Caroline Frost puts that right. A fascinating story."
Adrian Chiles
"Essential reading for fans of the Carry On Films which were deceptively ahead of their times'
TracyAnn Oberman
The completely updated, definitive history of Carry On, Britain’s largest film franchise, includes exclusive interviews and personal memories from this unique filmmaking era. It follows the series from the gentle capers of the 1950s, through the glorious golden age of the 1960s, to the creative challenges of later years.
Take a happy walk down memory lane to enjoy Sid James's conspiratorial chuckle, Kenneth Williams' elongated vowels, Charles Hawtrey's bespectacled bashfulness and Barbara Windsor's naughty wiggle, as writer Caroline Frost explores the different ingredients behind their huge appeal.
Frost sheds new light on just how much talent and hard work went into creating the laughs and she examines the reallife struggles of the stars who found solace in their tight companionship at Pinewood Studios.
Was Carry On really as sexist, racist and bigoted as critics claim? Frost takes a fresh look at some of the series' biggest titles and argues that, in reality, they were far more progressive than their detractors would have you believe.
Finally, with constant speculation about a brand new era of Carry On, Frost asks does this everpopular series still have legs?
A lively and definitive history of the Carry On films, celebrating their comedy, controversy, and cultural legacy.
A thoroughly enjoyable factfilled romp… a mustread for any fan of the Carry On films."
Daily Mail
"We knew the Carry On films without really knowing them. Caroline Frost puts that right. A fascinating story."
Adrian Chiles
"Essential reading for fans of the Carry On Films which were deceptively ahead of their times'
TracyAnn Oberman
The completely updated, definitive history of Carry On, Britain’s largest film franchise, includes exclusive interviews and personal memories from this unique filmmaking era. It follows the series from the gentle capers of the 1950s, through the glorious golden age of the 1960s, to the creative challenges of later years.
Take a happy walk down memory lane to enjoy Sid James's conspiratorial chuckle, Kenneth Williams' elongated vowels, Charles Hawtrey's bespectacled bashfulness and Barbara Windsor's naughty wiggle, as writer Caroline Frost explores the different ingredients behind their huge appeal.
Frost sheds new light on just how much talent and hard work went into creating the laughs and she examines the reallife struggles of the stars who found solace in their tight companionship at Pinewood Studios.
Was Carry On really as sexist, racist and bigoted as critics claim? Frost takes a fresh look at some of the series' biggest titles and argues that, in reality, they were far more progressive than their detractors would have you believe.
Finally, with constant speculation about a brand new era of Carry On, Frost asks does this everpopular series still have legs?
A thoroughly enjoyable factfilled romp… a mustread for any fan of the Carry On films."
Daily Mail
"We knew the Carry On films without really knowing them. Caroline Frost puts that right. A fascinating story."
Adrian Chiles
"Essential reading for fans of the Carry On Films which were deceptively ahead of their times'
TracyAnn Oberman
The completely updated, definitive history of Carry On, Britain’s largest film franchise, includes exclusive interviews and personal memories from this unique filmmaking era. It follows the series from the gentle capers of the 1950s, through the glorious golden age of the 1960s, to the creative challenges of later years.
Take a happy walk down memory lane to enjoy Sid James's conspiratorial chuckle, Kenneth Williams' elongated vowels, Charles Hawtrey's bespectacled bashfulness and Barbara Windsor's naughty wiggle, as writer Caroline Frost explores the different ingredients behind their huge appeal.
Frost sheds new light on just how much talent and hard work went into creating the laughs and she examines the reallife struggles of the stars who found solace in their tight companionship at Pinewood Studios.
Was Carry On really as sexist, racist and bigoted as critics claim? Frost takes a fresh look at some of the series' biggest titles and argues that, in reality, they were far more progressive than their detractors would have you believe.
Finally, with constant speculation about a brand new era of Carry On, Frost asks does this everpopular series still have legs?
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