Don't Lose Your Head

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Part of the "Carry On Series", this is a satire on the French Revolution in which Sidney James portrays the Black Fingernail, a rip-off Scarlet Pimpernel using double entendres and jokes of questionable taste and a wide variety of disguises to hid his identity.

Rating:

NR
Genre:

Action & Adventure, Comedy
Directed By:

Gerald Thomas
Written By:

Talbot Rothwell
In Theaters:

Dec 1, 1966 wide
Runtime:

90 minutes
Studio:

Franco London Films

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Cast

Sid James

Sidney James
as Sir Rodney Effing

Kenny Williams
as Cheif of Secret Police - Citizen Camembert

Jim Dale
as Lord Darcy Pue

Dany Robin
as Jacqueline

Kenneth Williams

Charles Hawtrey
as Duke de Pommfrit

Joan Sims
as Desiree Dubarry

Peter Butterworth
as Citizen Bidet

Peter Gilmore
as Maximilien Robespierre

Michael Ward
as Henri

Leon Greene
as Malabonce

Diana Macnamara
as Princess Stephanie

Marianne Stone
as Landlady

Richard Shaw
as Captain of Soldiers

David Davenport
as Sergeant

Valerie Van Ost
as 2nd lady

Jacqueline Pearce
as 3rd lady

Julian Orchard
as Rake

Elspeth March
as Uncredited guest appearance

Billy Cornelius

Joan Ingram
as Bald-headed Dowager

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They're all very silly but this is one is among the best of the lot, Fun story and the humour isn't just sex jokes all the time.

Jamie Clarke

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They had really started to go downhill by the time this little gem came out and it went a long way in returning the carry on series to the highs it once held in British film history...Still bloody silly but I do love them all.

Barry Lappin

Super Reviewer

One of the more funny Carry on films.