Carry On Loving

"Doing their bit for laughter"

"The first wife died from eating mushrooms.", "Oh, I'm sorry to hear that"

"So was she", "The second wife died from a fractured skull"

"Fractured Skull? How did that happens"

"She wouldn't eat the mushrooms"

DVD UK

Polish Poster

Video UK

Running Time - 88m	Colour		Certificate - A
Budget - Ł215,000		UK Release - September 1970
Shot - 6 April 1970 - 15 May 1970

Foreign Titles
Greece - The Brides Cry Out	Germany - Love Love etc

The Stars
	Sidney James Kenneth Williams Charles Hawtrey Joan Sims Hattie Jacques Terry Scott Bernard Bresslaw Richard O'Callaghan Jacki Piper Imogen Hassell Julian Holloway Joan Hickson Patsy Rowlands Anne Way Bill Maynard Tom Clegg Lucy Griffiths Anthony Sagar Derek Francis Alexandria Dane Anna Karen Lauri Lupine Lane Bill Pertwee Kenny Lynch Norman Chappell James Beck Yutte Stensgaard Peter Butterworth	Sidney Bliss Percival Snooper James Bedsop Esme Crowfoot Sophie Bliss Terence Philpott Gripper Burke Bertie Muffett Sally Martin Jenny Grubb Adrian Mrs Grubb Miss Dempsey Aunt Grubb Mr Dreary Trainer Woman Man in Hospital Bishop Emily Wife Husband Barman Bus Conductor Mr Thrush Mr Roxby Mrs Roxby Marriage Bureau Client

The Crew
Producer Director Screenplay Music Cinematographer Editor	Peter Rogers Gerald Thomas Talbot Rothwell Eric Rogers Ernest Steward BSc Alfred Roome

Synopsis

Sidney (Sid James) and Sophie Bliss (Hattie Jacques), the proprietors of Wedded Bliss computer dating agency seem like the perfect married couple, but Sid uses the female clients as his personal knocking-shop. When they do match couples together they seem to be as mismatched as you could imagine.

The initial match of Bertie Muffett (Richard O’Callaghan), a tin-foil aeroplane collector, and Sally Martin (Jacki Piper), a model, seems another failure on Sid’s part, but they are perhaps the only couple that do seem to hit it off.

Carry On Loving, an enormous box office success due to its sexy subject matter and touching on the free-love ethic of the sixties, was really a reworking of Carry On Regardless. There is no strong plot but just a collection of sketches bound together by the Wedded Bliss agency. Talbot Rothwell, the writer, seems to get lost at the end and to cover this up, pulls an old solution out of the hat – a pie fight. This is certainly towards the bottom of the list and was a taste of worse things to come.