Carry On Spying
Star
Cast
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- Barbara Windsor, Kenneth Williams, Charles
Hawtrey, Bernard Cribbins, Dilys Laye, Eric Barker, Jim Dale, Judith Furse
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Director
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Gerald Thomas
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Producer
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Peter Rogers
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Rating
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UA
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Year
of Release
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1964
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Category
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Hollywood
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Genre
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Comedy
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This
hilarious comedy is about how a not-so-famous & an unprofessional detective
& his gang carry on with spying.
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| Secret Service Chief & Agent Simpkins |
One
of the STENCH (Society for the Total Extinction of Non-Conforming Humans)
agents, disguised as a milkman –
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| Left to right - Agent Simpkins, Agent Bind Agent Crump & Agent Honeybutt |
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| The Fat Man |
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| Dr. Crow |
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| Agent Honeybutt getting tortured |
Milchmann, steals the top secret chemical formula from the laboratory. The Chief of the Secret Service worries about what would happen if the formula went into wrong hands. He, therefore, reluctantly appoints the only agent he has left with for the mission to retrieve the formula. The agent is a least-able operative, ignorant & bumbling Agent Desmond Simpkins (Kenneth Williams) & his inept, unstable trio of trainees – Agent Daphne Honeybutt (Barbara Windsor), Agent Charlie Bind (Charles Hawtrey) & Agent Harold Crump (Bernard Cribbins). They travel across the globe in search of the precious top secret formula. There is yet another agent
hired – Carstairs (Jim
Dale), considering the lack of experience in Agent Simpkins & his trio.
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| Agent Simpkins & his trio in Dr. Crow's secret layer |
The
four (Agent Simpkins & his trio) are hot on their trail, chasing the
antagonists. The disguises are gadgets’ galore are a necessity to win against
the villains. On their way they encounter the STENCH agents, the Milchmann
& the Fat Man. There is a lot of idiocy involved during the search process,
until they end up in dastardly Dr. Crow’s (Judith Furse) secret layer.
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| The trio imprisoned by Dr. Crow |
