I used to work in Wigmore Street in West end,near Portman square,often see KW walking past my building,his flat was just around the corne.
Cockney rhyming slang.I have also read Kenneths diaries,laugh out loud,so clever and very sad,loved his expression ‘touch of the Barclays’his weird things re his kitchen etc.
Sid James makes his debut in this film.
From Carry On Constable
I still laugh at Carry on films even though I have seen the them load s of timesOh they were fabulous, the seaside postcard saucy humour, Barbara Windsor as Nurse May in Carry In Doctor, Sid James as a layabout malingering patient and Dandy Nichols as his wife.
Carry On Camping..”ooh Matron, take them away”. Proud to own a Hattie Jaques “ “Chayste Place” tee shirt.
Mrs Fussy “I don’t want to hear of any unnecessariness when my Joan gets back”
Sid Boggle “what makes you think that’s unnecessary?”
Carry on Screaming .Fenella Fielding and her line “do you mind if I smoke” followed by smoke emanating from all around her,
I still laugh at Carry on films even though I have seen the them load s of times
I love Joan Sims as the furious wife in CO Screaming
I knowIt was the clang whenever they knocked the chamberpot under the bed.
Banned from nearly every pub in the town he lived in.I was shocked when I found out how vile Charles Hawtrey apparently was in real life.
And he played such nice characters!Banned from nearly every pub in the town he lived in.
Blimey what an old devil. Who would have thought it.Banned from nearly every pub in the town he lived in.
Something was not right mentally. Kenneth Williams said that Hawtrey had gathered a house full of old brass bedsteads which he was convinced would make him a great deal of money. He drank very heavily after his mother died, and co-star would hear him having conversations in his dressing room with his mother, long after she died.Blimey what an old devil. Who would have thought it.
Just hope the press don't start digging around looking for dirt on her and her past romances/flings etc.So sad to hear of Dame Barbara Windsor’s death.I grew up watching the Carry On films. There was nothing offensive about them, just a good saucy laugh. I am glad they are still being shown on telly, you can’t bow down too much to the politically correct brigade, the permanently offended.
She was so loved by many people and she always took the time be polite to ordinary people, i.e., people who were not famous.
Many of these jumped-up reality stars could take a leaf out of her book, the likes of Gemma Collins who would not know how to be gracious and polite to people.
Dame Barbara, may you rest in peace from this cruel disease. Her infectious giggle lives on.
Blimey what an old devil. Who would have thought it.
Yes that would be tawdry but I expect they will.I am now showing my great age but I always thought Diana Dors would have been the perfect Peggy Mitchell,sexy, sultry with an underlying menace, no cockney sparrow in sight.Just hope the press don't start digging around looking for dirt on her and her past romances/flings etc.
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