As if those tender teenage years aren’t bad enough. Then there
are family gatherings, birthdays and long Christmas breaks spent with many-a
relative you would normally cross the road to avoid. Add to that torrid
adolescent mix a house full of iconic British comedy legends and what do you
have? You have my early life with the Carry Ons!
A Write Carry On (Wholepoint Publications) catalogues
my intimate times spent with many of the Carry On regulars.
The likes of Sid James, Barbara Windsor, Joan Sims, Frankie Howerd,
Charles Hawtrey, Jim Dale and Kenneth Williams fell into my orbit via long-time
Carry On scriptwriter, Talbot ‘Tolly’ Rothwell.
Tolly changed, for the better,
my outlook on humanity, nature and the arts. He also parted with lots of
previously untold stories on the life and times of his Carry On years.
I now want to share these unique insights with you. So CLICK HERE and, for an introductory price of just £2, grab yourself a copy of A Write Carry On.
Oooh noo, please, it’s wicked to mock the afflicted! Well it might be one of your own! Don’t laugh at her, she might want paying - I told her this was an audition! She’s known to me as Madam Vera Roper, but she’s known to everyone else as The English Open! (Frankie Howerd introducing Mrs Vera Roper, his pianist, who was deaf.)
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