Carry On Again, Doctor (1969)

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Written by Talbot Rothwell

Directed by Gerald Thomas

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1969

Rating: PG Certificate

Filmed in Colour

The crazy Carry On team are back on some of their favourite subjects, doctors, nurses... and bodily functions. In this one, Doctor Nookey, no less, stumbles upon a witch doctor's weight-reducing potion while working at a mission in the South Seas. Realising the potential of the potion, he returns to England with the aim of making his fortune. Featuring an array of wonderfully named characters, and Hattie Jacques as Matron, of course.

When is Carry On Again, Doctor next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on G.O.L.D. December 21st, 5:20pm and on G.O.L.D. December 22nd, 12:10pm. See more...

Cast

Image for Sid JamesSid JamesGladstone Screwer
Image for Jim DaleJim DaleDr. Jimmy Nookey
Image for Kenneth WilliamsKenneth WilliamsFrederick Carver
Charles HawtreyDr. Ernest Stoppidge
Image for Joan SimsJoan SimsEllen Moore
Image for Barbara WindsorBarbara WindsorGoldie Locks
Hattie JacquesMatron
Patsy RowlandsMiss Fosdick
Image for Peter ButterworthPeter ButterworthShuffling Patient
Elizabeth KnightNurse Willing
Peter GilmoreHenry
Alexandra DaneStout Woman
Pat CoombsNew Matron
William MervynLord Paragon
Patricia HayesMrs. Beasley

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