After a few years without seeing one another, two friends enjoy more than a few drinks together, a mix-up with their clothes, lands the pair in real trouble, they have to take up each others roles, professionally.
Don't come here expecting any traditional Carry on humour, the only thing this film shares is the title, and the presence of Joan Sims, other than that it's a bit of a damp squib.
I wonder if this was the inspiration behind the name of the legendary carry on film series.
There's a lot of talent here, but sadly nobody really cuts through, Ronald Shiner, David Tomlinson and Peggy Cummins are all decent, but nothing memorable.
The one saving grace is A. E. Matthews, who played Admiral Sir Maximilian, he's a scream, and his comic timing is wonderful, he stands out.
5/10.
Don't come here expecting any traditional Carry on humour, the only thing this film shares is the title, and the presence of Joan Sims, other than that it's a bit of a damp squib.
I wonder if this was the inspiration behind the name of the legendary carry on film series.
There's a lot of talent here, but sadly nobody really cuts through, Ronald Shiner, David Tomlinson and Peggy Cummins are all decent, but nothing memorable.
The one saving grace is A. E. Matthews, who played Admiral Sir Maximilian, he's a scream, and his comic timing is wonderful, he stands out.
5/10.