Carry on Christmas: Carry on Stuffing

TV Movie
1972
50m

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Carry on Christmas: Carry on Stuffing (1972)

In this third seasonal helping of festive Carry On fun, set at an eighteenth-century banquet, the team's sketches include a pantomime performance of Aladdin, a rip-roaring Elizabethan sing-s... Read allIn this third seasonal helping of festive Carry On fun, set at an eighteenth-century banquet, the team's sketches include a pantomime performance of Aladdin, a rip-roaring Elizabethan sing-song, and biblical goings-on in the Garden of Eden.In this third seasonal helping of festive Carry On fun, set at an eighteenth-century banquet, the team's sketches include a pantomime performance of Aladdin, a rip-roaring Elizabethan sing-song, and biblical goings-on in the Garden of Eden.

Director
- Ronnie Baxter
Writers
- Talbot Rothwell
- Dave Freeman
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5.5/10

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Director
- Ronnie Baxter
Writers
- Talbot Rothwell
- Dave Freeman
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
Charles Hawtrey was due to star in the show, and was featured in publicity in TV Times magazine, but fell out with the producers over billing.

Quotes
Lady Rhoda Cockhorse: Ladies and gentlemen, the story I wish to tell is by force of circumstance a very short one, since the wall upon which it was written was in a very small room.

Connections
Followed by Carry on Christmas (1973)

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7/10

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CARRY ON STUFFING is the third of the CARRY ON Christmas specials and the best one yet, I reckon. It adopts more of a sketch show approach than the previous adaptations of SCROOGE and TREASURE ISLAND, and that means the jokes come thicker and fast. This time, we join feasters at a dinner who reminiscences make up the rest of the show. Sid James, Frankie Howerd and Charles Hawtrey are all missed here, but it's nice to see Kenneth Connor back and his presence being considerably bulked up. Barbara Windsor is on fine form too and as a fan of British horror I was delighted to see Valerie Leon in a small role. THE LAST OUTPOST rips off CARRY ON UP THE KHYBER but the satire is still delightful.