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Carry On series []. Carry on Sergeant had not been conceived as the start of a movie series; only after the film's surprising success did the producer Peter Rogers and director Gerald Thomas set about planning a further project. After reusing the Carry On prefix and some cast members in their next project Carry On Nurse (1959) and having success with that film, the Carry On series of films ...
Synopsis. Carry On Sergeant is a boisterous barrack-room send up of the army life. First of the series, this has several elements in embryo, that the unplanned series keeps, not least the casts bounce and brashness. Kenneth Connor as a nail-biting hypochondriac, Kenneth Williams as the snooty egg-head, Charles Hawtrey being rather light on his ...
This first entry in the long-running (some would say interminable) British "Carry On" series is at base a collection of motheaten army jokes, albeit served up with freshness and energy. Future Doctor Who star William Hartnell plays Sergeant Major Grimshaw, whose fondest wish is to win the coveted Best Troop Award before his retirement.
Carry On Sergeant -- (Movie Clip) My Mother Told Me Grimshawe (William Hartnell), with Copping (Bill Owen), introduces himself to recruits Strong (Kenneth Connor), Charlie (Bob Monkhouse), musician Andy (Gerald Campion), Golightly (Charles Hawtrey) and Bailey (Kenneth Williams), early in Carry On Sergeant,1959.
Carry On Sergeant Comedy 1958 1 hr 23 min STUDIOCANAL Presents Available on Prime Video, STUDIOCANAL Presents, iTunes, ITVX Drill Instructor Sergeant Grimshawe is retiring. Before he does, he is determined to lead the Star Squad of recruits. But with soldiers consisting of a hypochondriac, a girl-mad ...
Carry On Sergeant William Hartnell (Actor), Bill Owen (Actor), Gerald Thomas (Director) & 0 more Rated: Universal, suitable for all Format: DVD 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 287 ratings
29 de ene. de 2007 · We were expecting this movie plus Carry On Nurse to come on the same disc, but sometimes, strange things happen with orders. In any case, this was the first film in the Carry On series, 1958. As to be expected, it was not quite developed, nor was it nearly as polished and smooth as the others that followed.
