That's Carry On Page #4
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- Year:
- 1977
- 95 min
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What have we got to lose?
CAESAR:
Aaah!- Sir!
- Let me out of here.
It's a disgrace!
Guard the door. Let no-one enter.
O, wise daughters of the goddess Vesta,
grant me an augury.
Caesar! We shall all die for this!
Open up, I say, or must I enter?
Yes?
Oh, good evening. I wanted to ask...
Are you really a vestal virgin?
I'm sorry. Vestal virgins are off tonight.
There's something funny
going on here.
Bilius... what are you doing
with you thing?
I'm sorry, sir, but for
the good of Rome, you must die.
But you're my personal bodyguard.
I don't want to die.
Infamy! Infamy!
They've all got it in for me.
I know how to handle this
ambitious battle-axe.
She's too big for her boots.
That's her trouble.
All right, I'll come straight
to the point. You...
Yes?
Is there something I can do for you?
Now, look. I'm sorry, miss,
but I've had my orders.
Madam, I...
Oh, don't apologise, please.
I could forgive such a handsome
visitor anything.
You said you knew how to
handle women.
Well, I do. It's all right.
Now, look here, miss.
I have come from Rome
at Caesar's express bidding
to get...
Just one moment. Look,
if you are going to get cross with me,
I'll just get of my bath and slip into something
a little more comfortable, if you don't mind.
You have got to see her!
Her hair is as black as ebony.
Her face is like an ivory goddess.
And her neck... is like a swan.
Ooh, yes! Go on.
Her feet like sculptured marble.
Don't leave out all the best bits!
I cannot tell you any more
about this woman.
She is absolute perfection!
They call her "the siren of the Nile".
Ooh, I hope she don't go off.
Think. Think. There must be some
way we can get rid of him.
I have a poisonous asp.
Ooh, I wouldn't say that.
No, no, no. I have. Look.
One bite from this is enough.
You're right.
One bite's enough for anyone.
That's shocking.
No, no, it is supposed to bite you.
Ah, didn't they have lovely frocks
in Carry On Cleo!
Especially the men!
They weren't frocks. They were togas.
And we sat on lovely, soft divans.
Better than those hard saddles
in Carry on Cowboy.
I wonder what they wanted.
( Shot rings out )
I'll just take that gun of yours, cowboy.
- What for?
- I don't allow no shootin' at my place.
Lady, I wouldn't dream of shooting
at your place.
I'm not afraid to use this, you know.
My, but you got a big one!
I'm from Texas, ma'am.
We all got big ones down there.
What are we waiting for, then?
You go right ahead.
I just got to get something.
OK.
- You can't go to her, Johnny.
- Don't talk so silly.
Johnny, don't turn our story into a
burning tale of lust, jealousy and passion
under a white-hot desert sun.
Don't make it a saga of sex, vengeance
and sudden death in the primitive West.
You delirious, or somethin'?
But, Johnny, she's no good!
Take it from me - she's after something.
And if you get out of the way,
she's gonna get it!
Oh, no, no! Not this way.
What other way is there?
I mean, not here.
Not here, in an office.
Come to my room at ten o'clock
and er... I'll be waiting for you.
( C*cks pistols )
MAN:
Hold it right there, Rumpo!Now what?
- Marshall?
- That's right. I wanna talk to you.
OK. Drop by tomorrow.
Are you gonna walk down,
or do I have to shoot you down?
Oh, OK...
Fantastic. A fella can't even
live up to his name these days.
Go on, Marshall. You tell him.
Well, it seems that last night Colonel
Houston's ranch was raided again by rustlers.
What's that got to do with me?
I think it's got a lot to do with you.
They got away with 40 cows.
Bullocks.
No, I know what I'm talking about.
Why did this have to happen tonight?
I'll get Charlie and the boys.
You get upstairs, tell Miss Oakley
I've been unavoidably detained.
Leave it to me, Kid.
( C*cks pistols )
- ( Knock at door )
- Come and get it.
( Shots ring out )
Oh! I'm terribly sorry.
I... thought you were somebody else.
Knutt!
This is Rumpo.
I'm coming in.
Rumpo!
Knutt!
Where are you?
Here, Rumpo!
Curly, you take that end.
Slim, you and me take the other.
KNUTT:
Look out behind you!Knutt! Where are you?
Here, Rumpo!
( C*cks guns )
Just hold it right there, Rumpo.
I've been in some dark holes myself
in Carry On Screaming.
- Oh, which part did you play?
- Just a bit part.
I did the biting.
What's the matter? What did I do?
What was that funny noise?
What funny noise?
I don't know, sort of...
I can't help being a bit passionate.
I've got a feeling someone's
watching us.
Good luck to 'em.
I've been courting you a year
- and there's been nothing worth watching.
- Albert!
Well, I'm sorry, Doris, but after all,
I'm only flesh and blood.
If something doesn't happen soon, well...
something's going to happen.
That's all.
Ain't it funny!
I never thought of you being like that.
You know - flesh and blood, and that...
Well, it's time you started
thinking about... that.
- Oh, Albert...
- Oh, Doris.
- What now?
- There is something in those bushes.
( Door creaks )
Yes?
Good evening.
Could I see the master of the house?
The master of the house is dead, sir.
He's been dead 15 years now.
But if you'll come in,
I'll ask him if he can see you.
( Thunderclap )
( Thunderclap )
Do you mind!
That does it!
I have had enough!
You've had enough? What about me?
That's the trouble.
I don't know about you.
It's an old and rather unusual brandy.
It has a... smoky flavour.
It has a smoky look, too.
To get the most out of it,
it's best to take it straight
down in one go.
Well, here's to... friendship.
Aah!
Yes... 1870.
A very good year.
Valeria, has it worked?
I don't know yet.
( Groans )
Yaa-aah-ha-ha-ha-aah!
He looks absolutely lovely.
Very nice.
Rubatiti! I've done it!
He's come alive.
Oh, isn't he lovely!
What are you doing?
Why are you looking at me like that?
It's me, Watty.
I'm your friend.
Rubatiti!
I'm your friend!
Rubatiti!
No! No! Oh, God!
Frying tonight!
Oh! I bet that made your hair
stand on end.
No, no. I was completely under control
the whole time.
Mm. Don't let anything stand
on end in the next bit.
Ooh!
NARRATOR:
In spite of all she'd heard,
Sally was quite unprepared
for the sight that met her eyes
as she looked out of her tent on
this first morning in Paradise Camp.
Everywhere she looked, happy campers
went about their everyday tasks
uncencumbered by clothing,
unembarrassed and unashamed.
So this was Paradise.
How beautiful it seemed to her.
How unlike her past holidays
in Bournemouth.
Suddenly, Sally's shyness
and, forgetting
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