Carry On Cabby (1963) | |
| Director(s) | Gerald Thomas |
| Producer(s) | Peter Rogers |
| Top Genres | Adventure, Comedy, Romance |
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Carry On Cabby (1963) was a Adventure - Comedy Film directed by Gerald Thomas and produced by Peter Rogers.
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Carry On #7: Carry On Cabby
By Virginie Pronovost on Oct 7, 2019 From The Wonderful World of CinemaWe’ve already been through a week of Carry On films! To end this in beauty, we’re back with a more simple film of the series, leaving the colour of Carry On Cruising behind, with Carry On Cabby. Released in 1963, Carry On Cabby had the particularity to have a new screenwriter, Talbot Rot... Read full article
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[Charlie, not knowing that Peggy is running Glamcabs, tells her all about the planned sabotage]
Peggy Hawkins: What you're going to do is wrong, Charlie!
Charlie Hawkins: All right, so it's wrong, Charlie! And I'm a right Charlie!
[Charlie goes to the Glamcabs office and discovers who "Mrs Glam" really is]
Charlie Hawkins: You! So that's it. Gor blimey. What a mug I've been.
Peggy Hawkins: Charlie, please, I know what you're thinking.
Charlie Hawkins: Good, then it saves telling you, Mrs Glam!
[last line - Pintpot has made Charlie swerve and hit a tree. His taxi is undriveable]
Charlie Hawkins: Call me a cab!
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Peggy Hawkins: What you're going to do is wrong, Charlie!
Charlie Hawkins: All right, so it's wrong, Charlie! And I'm a right Charlie!
[Charlie goes to the Glamcabs office and discovers who "Mrs Glam" really is]
Charlie Hawkins: You! So that's it. Gor blimey. What a mug I've been.
Peggy Hawkins: Charlie, please, I know what you're thinking.
Charlie Hawkins: Good, then it saves telling you, Mrs Glam!
[last line - Pintpot has made Charlie swerve and hit a tree. His taxi is undriveable]
Charlie Hawkins: Call me a cab!
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The last line in the film, spoken by Sid James as Charlie, is "Call me a cab", reflecting the original title of the film.
Charles Hawtrey was unable to drive, and was given lessons by Pinewood studio staff.
Frank Forsyth replaced an actor who dropped out.
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Charles Hawtrey was unable to drive, and was given lessons by Pinewood studio staff.
Frank Forsyth replaced an actor who dropped out.
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