Carry on Jack

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5.9/10

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This is the tale of Albert Poop-Decker, a newly commissioned Midshipman. He joins the frigate Venus, and adventures through Spanish waters, mutinee and Pirates taking his Captain, his sweet-heart and his best-friend with him!

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Parody Adventure Comedy Romance

A new midshipman joins a frigate, encountering mutiny, pirates, mistaken identities, and shipwrecks while navigating Spanish waters with his captain, lover, and friend. Survival is uncertain... Read allA new midshipman joins a frigate, encountering mutiny, pirates, mistaken identities, and shipwrecks while navigating Spanish waters with his captain, lover, and friend. Survival is uncertain in this swashbuckling adventure.A new midshipman joins a frigate, encountering mutiny, pirates, mistaken identities, and shipwrecks while navigating Spanish waters with his captain, lover, and friend. Survival is uncertain in this swashbuckling adventure.

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IMDb RATING

5.9/10

2.7K

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Trivia
Liz Fraser was originally cast as Sally, but accidentally talked herself out of the role during an ill-advised conversation with distributor boss Stuart Levy about how the films could be better distributed.

Goofs
There are several references to "gold sovereigns". Sovereigns (20 shillings) weren't issued until 1820. Prior to that, the gold coins in use were Guineas (21 shillings).

Quotes
Albert Poop-Decker: If you've got a heart of oak, it's got a worm in it.

Alternate versions
A dialogue reference to "The birds and the bees" was cut from the original cinema release by the BBFC and the line remains missing in all later video/DVD releases.

Connections
Featured in That's Carry On! (1977)

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7/10

Hilarious historical comedy starring Bernard Cribbins, Juliet Mills and Kenneth Williams

One of the better Carry on films, set in 1700s England and aboard a ship, there's lots of nice detail here and genuinely good characters. Captain Fearless played by Kenneth Williams is brilliant and it's great to see Bernard Cribbins leading a film, we also get Juliet Mills, Donald Houston and Percy Herbert thrown into the mix, so not a conventional casting for a Carry on film! The jokes are very witty without being crude and certainly have a quality to them.

7/10: It's good and colourful