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* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: During the climactic pie fight, there's a couple (Mike Grady and Valerie Shute) making out on the floor. She stops for a moment to see what's going on and gets a pie in the face. She doesn't even clear it off, but goes right back to making out.
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* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: During the climactic pie fight, there's a couple (Mike Grady and Valerie Shute) who've been a RunningGag for the whole film because they're in almost every scene, making out on out. For the floor. She stops for a moment first time in the movie, she breaks off from kissing him to look around and see what's going on on, and gets a pie in the face. She doesn't even clear it off, but goes right back to making out.
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* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: During the climactic pie fight, there's a couple (Mike Grady and Valerie Shute) making out on the floor. She stops for a moment to see what's going on and gets a pie in the face. She doesn't even clear it off, but goes right back to making out.
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'''''Carry On Loving''''' is a 1970 movie that marks the 20th ''Film/CarryOn'' in the British film series. It stars regulars SidJames, JoanSims, KennethWilliams, Charles Hawtrey, Creator/TerryScott, Bernard Bresslaw and Hattie Jacques, was the introduction movie of Richard O'Callaghan, the second for Jacki Piper, and the only ''Carry On'' for Imogen Hassall.
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'''''Carry On Loving''''' is a 1970 movie that marks the 20th ''Film/CarryOn'' in the British film series. It stars regulars SidJames, JoanSims, KennethWilliams, Charles Hawtrey, Creator/CharlesHawtrey, Creator/TerryScott, Bernard Bresslaw Creator/BernardBresslaw and Hattie Jacques, Creator/HattieJacques, was the introduction movie of Richard O'Callaghan, the second for Jacki Piper, and the only ''Carry On'' for Imogen Hassall.
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* ButtMonkey: Bertram, who seems to be the only character that gets seriously injured.
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* OutOfContexstEavesdropping: Sally visits Bert in hospital to apologize for the misunderstanding during their first meeting. While they talk about what happened and laugh about how silly the event had been, Bert's bed neighbour overhears them talking about Sally stripping to her underwear and lying around the room, and asks Bert whether the story is true after she leaves -- especially the part when Bert ran out in embarrassment. When Bert confirms that the story's true, the bed neighbour glares at him in worry, mumbling, "And you say there's nothing wrong with you..."
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* OutOfContexstEavesdropping: OutOfContextEavesdropping: Sally visits Bert in hospital to apologize for the misunderstanding during their first meeting. While they talk about what happened and laugh about how silly the event had been, Bert's bed neighbour overhears them talking about Sally stripping to her underwear and lying around the room, and asks Bert whether the story is true after she leaves -- especially the part when Bert ran out in embarrassment. When Bert confirms that the story's true, the bed neighbour glares at him in worry, mumbling, "And you say there's nothing wrong with you..."
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* HappyMarriageCharade: Sid and Sophie might as well be the poster children for this trope. They're supposedly boyfriend and girlfriend but they really loathe each other to the core, to the point of throwing objects at each other when they argue.
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* AmateurSleuth: James is definitely this, although he seems to be a proper one, which might play up to Charles Hawtrey's common [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} common character type]].
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* ACupAngst: Sally's room-mate Gaye, who wears fake breasts to put in her bra.
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* BuxomIsBetter: The reason why the Roger the modelling photographer hires Jenny.
* TheCameo:
** Recurring actor Julian Holloway as a modelling photographer. [[spoiler:He gets pied in the face by some wedding cake.]]
** An uncredited Creator/PeterButterworth, who plays [[TheBluebeard a man that constantly ends up with dead wives due to suspicious circumstances.]]
** Recurring actor Patsy Rowlands as housekeeper Miss Dempsey.
* TheCameo:
** Recurring actor Julian Holloway as a modelling photographer. [[spoiler:He gets pied in the face by some wedding cake.]]
** An uncredited Creator/PeterButterworth, who plays [[TheBluebeard a man that constantly ends up with dead wives due to suspicious circumstances.]]
** Recurring actor Patsy Rowlands as housekeeper Miss Dempsey.
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* BuxomIsBetter: The reason why the Roger Adrian the modelling photographer hires Jenny.
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** Recurring actor Julian Holloway asa Adrian the modelling photographer. [[spoiler:He gets pied in the face by some wedding cake.]]
He is also dating Sally's room-mate Gaye, who is suspicious with his behaviour around other female models.
** An uncredited Creator/PeterButterworth, who plays[[TheBluebeard a man that constantly ends up with dead wives due to suspicious circumstances.]]
"Dr Crippen".
** Recurring actor Patsy Rowlands as Percival's housekeeper Miss Dempsey.
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** Recurring actor Julian Holloway as
** An uncredited Creator/PeterButterworth, who plays
** Recurring actor Patsy Rowlands as Percival's housekeeper Miss Dempsey.
* ChristmasCake: Sophie and Miss Dempsey, who fight for Percival's affections.
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** Gripper's fight with Miss Dempsey, who's protecting Percival, and she throws him into a coffee table and out of the window.
* DatingServiceDisaster: The movie in a nutshell. The "sophisticated computer" Sid and Sophie use to match their clients is purely decorative; Sophie herself chooses the matches seemingly at random, and the couples are almost invariably complete mismatches (Bert and Sally are a rare exception). In the final scene, the many ill-matched couples who used Sid and Sophie's services are gathered in one room, giving each other (and Sid and Sophie themselves) {{death glare}}s.
* DatingServiceDisaster: The movie in a nutshell. The "sophisticated computer" Sid and Sophie use to match their clients is purely decorative; Sophie herself chooses the matches seemingly at random, and the couples are almost invariably complete mismatches (Bert and Sally are a rare exception). In the final scene, the many ill-matched couples who used Sid and Sophie's services are gathered in one room, giving each other (and Sid and Sophie themselves) {{death glare}}s.
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** Gripper's fight with Miss Dempsey, who's protecting Percival, and she throws him into a coffee table and then out of the window.
* DatingServiceDisaster: The movie in a nutshell. The "sophisticated computer" Sid and Sophie use to match their clients is purely decorative; Sophie herself chooses the matches seemingly at random, and the couples are almost invariably complete mismatches (Bert and Sally are a rare exception). In the final scene, the many ill-matched couples who used Sid and Sophie's services are gathered in one room, giving each other (and Sid andSophie Sophie, themselves) {{death glare}}s.
* DatingServiceDisaster: The movie in a nutshell. The "sophisticated computer" Sid and Sophie use to match their clients is purely decorative; Sophie herself chooses the matches seemingly at random, and the couples are almost invariably complete mismatches (Bert and Sally are a rare exception). In the final scene, the many ill-matched couples who used Sid and Sophie's services are gathered in one room, giving each other (and Sid and
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'''Bert Muffet:''' ''(laughs nervously)'' Same as most chaps like to do, I suppose.\\
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'''Bert Muffet:''' ''(awkwardly)'' Well, I don't know, I've never done it yet.\\
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'''Bert Muffet:''' ''(awkwardly)'' ''[awkwardly]'' Well, I don't know, I've never done it yet.\\
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* DirtyOldMan: Sid, who "vets" some of the female clients.
-->'''Sophie Plummet:''' ''[scoffs]'' "Vet"? Is ''that'' the new word for it?!
-->'''Sophie Plummet:''' ''[scoffs]'' "Vet"? Is ''that'' the new word for it?!
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* DirtyOldMan: Sid, who "vets" some of the female clients.
-->'''Sophie Plummet:''' ''[scoffs]'' "Vet"? Is ''that''clients. When Terence tells him that one of his dates is pregnant, Sid immediately checks the new word for it?!date he had sex with her.
-->'''Sid Bliss:''' ''[sighs with relief]'' ...I'm in the clear.
* FlorenceNightingaleEffect: Sid hopes to invoke this with Esme by drenching himself in water to convince her that he was DrivenToSuicide by throwing himself in the river when she began to ignore him.
-->'''Esme Crowfoot:''' ''[suspiciously]'' Which river?
-->'''Sid Bliss:''' ''[desperately]'' Who cares about that?! They've all got water in them, haven't they?
-->'''Sophie Plummet:''' ''[scoffs]'' "Vet"? Is ''that''
-->'''Sid Bliss:''' ''[sighs with relief]'' ...I'm in the clear.
* FlorenceNightingaleEffect: Sid hopes to invoke this with Esme by drenching himself in water to convince her that he was DrivenToSuicide by throwing himself in the river when she began to ignore him.
-->'''Esme Crowfoot:''' ''[suspiciously]'' Which river?
-->'''Sid Bliss:''' ''[desperately]'' Who cares about that?! They've all got water in them, haven't they?
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* TheGhost: Judging by the large files that Sid and Sophie keep in their cabinets, there are many other clients that they keep an eye on. Terry walks into the office after going out with another client that doesn't appear on screen. [[spoiler:This is subverted in the final scene; when Sid and Sophie (reluctantly) get married, all the clients are seen sitting at the dinner table looking miserable with their match-ups.]]
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* TheGhost: Judging by the large files that Sid and Sophie keep in their cabinets, there are many other clients that they keep an eye on. Terry walks into the office after going out with another client that doesn't appear on screen. [[spoiler:This This is subverted in the final scene; when [[spoiler:when Sid and Sophie (reluctantly) get married, married,]] all the clients are seen sitting at the dinner table looking miserable with their match-ups.]]
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** Gripper meets up with Esme to court her in her apartment just as Sid sneaks out of the bedroom window. When Gripper spots Sid's clothes, he becomes angry and threatens to kill any man that might want to become friendly with Esme. Then the doorbell rings and the oblivious Bert walks in to meet up with her, making Gripper wrestle him and throw him across the room.
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* OneDialogueTwoConversations: Sally and Bert's first meeting is full of this trope. Sally talks about all the situations that photographers have wanted her to pose in (such as in the bathroom or lying across the floor), and Bert just assumes that she's either flirting or ReallyGetsAround.
* OutOfContexstEavesdropping: Sally visits Bert in hospital to apologize for the misunderstanding during their first meeting. While they talk about what happened and laugh about how silly the event had been, Bert's bed neighbour overhears them talking about Sally stripping to her underwear and lying around the room, and asks Bert whether the story is true after she leaves -- especially the part when Bert ran out in embarrassment. When Bert confirms that the story's true, the bed neighbour glares at him in worry, mumbling, "And you say there's nothing wrong with you..."
* OutOfContexstEavesdropping: Sally visits Bert in hospital to apologize for the misunderstanding during their first meeting. While they talk about what happened and laugh about how silly the event had been, Bert's bed neighbour overhears them talking about Sally stripping to her underwear and lying around the room, and asks Bert whether the story is true after she leaves -- especially the part when Bert ran out in embarrassment. When Bert confirms that the story's true, the bed neighbour glares at him in worry, mumbling, "And you say there's nothing wrong with you..."
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* SleepingSingle: Percival tells Sophie on their "date" that there's no need to be sleeping together because his mansion has enough room for them to be anywhere they want to when they're married, slightly annoying Sophie.
* SingleWomanSeeksGoodMan: Although being the boyfriend of Sid, Sophie is suspicious of his antics with female clients and shows no interest in him. When the shy Percival shows up, claiming that he isn't used to dating and commitments, Sophie is immediately sold.
* SingleWomanSeeksGoodMan: Although being the boyfriend of Sid, Sophie is suspicious of his antics with female clients and shows no interest in him. When the shy Percival shows up, claiming that he isn't used to dating and commitments, Sophie is immediately sold.
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->''"[[DeadpanSnarker We'll be bloody lucky if we do, mate.]]"''
-->-- One of '''Terence Philpott'''[='=]s many one-liners
-->-- One of '''Terence Philpott'''[='=]s many one-liners
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* ThirdActMisunderstanding: Sort of happens in a way in this film, but is mostly {{invoked}} by Sid. Learning that Sophie's going to meet up with Percival, he makes Esme show up at the house and pretend to be a horny woman that Percival had a fling with, while he phones Esme's on/off boyfriend Gripper to attack Percival for "stealing his woman", which he does, before being attacked by Percival's Miss Dempsey and thrown out of the house. It works like a charm, and Sophie storms out of the house in a huff.
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* ThirdActMisunderstanding: Sort of happens in a way in this film, but is mostly {{invoked}} by Sid. Learning that Sophie's going to meet up with Percival, he makes Esme show up at the house and pretend to be a horny woman that Percival had a fling with, while he phones Esme's on/off boyfriend Gripper to attack Percival for "stealing his woman", which he does, before being attacked by Percival's Miss Dempsey and thrown out of the house.building. It works like a charm, and Sophie storms out of the house in a huff.
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** The short man and his much-taller wife that are seen leaving Percival's office outside.
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** The [[TinyGuyHugeGirl short man and his much-taller wife wife]] that are seen leaving Percival's office outside.
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* CreepyMonotone: "Dr Crippen", who is also [[TheStoic very emotionless]] for a man that seems to be unlucky in love with loads of dead wives.
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** An uncredited Peter Butterworth, who plays [[TheBluebeard a man that constantly ends up with dead wives due to suspicious circumstances.]]
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** An uncredited Peter Butterworth, Creator/PeterButterworth, who plays [[TheBluebeard a man that constantly ends up with dead wives due to suspicious circumstances.]]
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: It wouldn't be a ''Carry On'' film without a ton of this.
* TheGhost: Judging by the large files that Sid and Sophie keep in their cabinets, there are many other clients that they keep an eye on. Terry walks into the office after going out with another client that doesn't appear on screen. [[spoiler:This is subverted in the final scene; when Sid and Sophie (reluctantly) get married, all the clients are seen sitting at the dinner table looking miserable with their match-ups.]]
* TheGhost: Judging by the large files that Sid and Sophie keep in their cabinets, there are many other clients that they keep an eye on. Terry walks into the office after going out with another client that doesn't appear on screen. [[spoiler:This is subverted in the final scene; when Sid and Sophie (reluctantly) get married, all the clients are seen sitting at the dinner table looking miserable with their match-ups.]]
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* SheCleansUpNicely: Under the dictatorship of her family, Jenny moves out of her house and becomes a model. When Terry demands for a refund at Sid's office, Jenny walks in for a refund too, immediately making Terence forget what he came in for and ask her out.
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* SheCleansUpNicely: Under Unable to take being subordinate under the dictatorship of her family, family any longer, Jenny moves out of her house and becomes a model. When Terry demands for a refund at Sid's office, office a couple of weeks later from another client he's been out with off-screen, Jenny walks in for a refund too, immediately making Terence forget what he came in for and ask her out.
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A shy Bert Muffet (O'Callaghan) is matched with a Sally the model (Piper), whilst a constantly-trialed Terence (Scott) is partnered with a traditionally-raised Jenny, who lives with her [[TheClan really large family]]. Meanwhile, Percival the marriage counsellor (Williams) hopes to try out a relationship, becoming the secret affections of Sophie, despite being the affections of his housekeeper (Patsy Rowlands). Sophie's apparent "cheating" on Sid is justified by the movie because of her large suspicion over her boyfriend's infatuation with client Esme (Sims), eventually hiring a private detective (Hawtrey) to investigate further.
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A shy Bert Muffet (O'Callaghan) is matched with a Sally the model (Piper), whilst a constantly-trialed Terence (Scott) is partnered with a traditionally-raised Jenny, who lives with her [[TheClan really large family]]. Meanwhile, Percival the marriage counsellor (Williams) hopes to try out a relationship, becoming the secret affections of Sophie, despite being the affections of his housekeeper (Patsy Rowlands). However, Sophie's apparent "cheating" on Sid is justified by the movie because of her large suspicion over her boyfriend's infatuation with client Esme (Sims), eventually hiring a private detective (Hawtrey) to investigate further.
* AluminumChristmasTrees:
** The bus Bert travels on has a bus conductor, which discontinued in Britain in (at least) the 1980s when buses gained electrical technology to take passenger tickets at the driver's seat.
** Sid drenches himself with a bucket of icy water from the apartment's fire extinguisher area. Today, you'd either see a fire extinguisher pump of a bucket of sand, but mostly the former.
** The bus Bert travels on has a bus conductor, which discontinued in Britain in (at least) the 1980s when buses gained electrical technology to take passenger tickets at the driver's seat.
** Sid drenches himself with a bucket of icy water from the apartment's fire extinguisher area. Today, you'd either see a fire extinguisher pump of a bucket of sand, but mostly the former.
* BuxomIsBetter: The reason why the Roger the modelling photographer hires Jenny.
** Recurring actor Patsy Rowlands as housekeeper Miss Dempsey.
* CurbStompBattle:
** Gripper's fight with Bertram, who he thinks is Esme's master, and breaks his hand and a bruised head.
** Gripper's fight with Miss Dempsey, who's protecting Percival, and she throws him into a coffee table and out of the window.
** Gripper's fight with Bertram, who he thinks is Esme's master, and breaks his hand and a bruised head.
** Gripper's fight with Miss Dempsey, who's protecting Percival, and she throws him into a coffee table and out of the window.
* ObliviousToLove: Percival never noticed Miss Dempsey's ready-to-please behaviour as a sign that she is interested in him, even though she's lived under his roof for years.
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* ThirdActMisunderstanding: Sort of happens in a way in this film, but is mostly {{invoked}} by Sid. Learning that Sophie's going to meet up with Percival, he makes Esme show up at the house and pretend to be a horny woman that Percival had a fling with, while he phones on/off boyfriend Gripper to attack Percival for "stealing his woman", which he does, before being attacked by Percival's Miss Dempsey and thrown out of the house. It works like a charm, and Sophie storms out of the house in a huff.
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* PunnyName: Gripper Burke the wrestler, because he's got a tight grip and won't let you go, and he's a massive [[StealthPun berk]].
* SheCleansUpNicely: Under the dictatorship of her family, Jenny moves out of her house and becomes a model. When Terry demands for a refund at Sid's office, Jenny walks in for a refund too, immediately making Terence forget what he came in for and ask her out.
* ThirdActMisunderstanding: Sort of happens in a way in this film, but is mostly {{invoked}} by Sid. Learning that Sophie's going to meet up with Percival, he makes Esme show up at the house and pretend to be a horny woman that Percival had a fling with, while he phones Esme's on/off boyfriend Gripper to attack Percival for "stealing his woman", which he does, before being attacked by Percival's Miss Dempsey and thrown out of the house. It works like a charm, and Sophie storms out of the house in a huff.
* SheCleansUpNicely: Under the dictatorship of her family, Jenny moves out of her house and becomes a model. When Terry demands for a refund at Sid's office, Jenny walks in for a refund too, immediately making Terence forget what he came in for and ask her out.
* ThirdActMisunderstanding: Sort of happens in a way in this film, but is mostly {{invoked}} by Sid. Learning that Sophie's going to meet up with Percival, he makes Esme show up at the house and pretend to be a horny woman that Percival had a fling with, while he phones Esme's on/off boyfriend Gripper to attack Percival for "stealing his woman", which he does, before being attacked by Percival's Miss Dempsey and thrown out of the house. It works like a charm, and Sophie storms out of the house in a huff.
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* TheBluebeard: Peter Butterworth [[TheCameo appears in a single scene]] as "Dr Crippen", a client of Sid and Sophie's whose wives have a strange habit of dying shortly after marrying him. The first ate poisoned mushrooms, the second died of a fractured skull (as "Crippen" explains, "She wouldn't eat the mushrooms").
* BureaucraticallyArrangedMarriage: The matched up pairs. Granted, they're not married. [[spoiler:Yet.]]
* BureaucraticallyArrangedMarriage: The matched up pairs. Granted, they're not married. [[spoiler:Yet.]]
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* TheBluebeard: Peter Butterworth [[TheCameo appears in a single scene]] as A customer calling himself "Dr Crippen", a client of Crippen" turns up at Sid and Sophie's whose wives have a strange habit of dying shortly after marrying him. The first ate poisoned mushrooms, the second died of a fractured skull (as "Crippen" explains, "She wouldn't eat the mushrooms").
* BureaucraticallyArrangedMarriage: The matched up pairs. Granted, they're not married. [[spoiler:Yet.]]
* BureaucraticallyArrangedMarriage: The matched up pairs. Granted, they're not married.
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** Recurring actor Julian Hollway as a wedding photographer. [[spoiler:He gets pied in the face by some wedding cake.]]
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** Bill Maynard as the angry customer who yells a Percival during therapy.
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** Bill Maynard as the angry customer who yells a at Percival during therapy.
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''Loving'' tells the story of a dating agency that hopes to matchmake singletons successfully, whether wrong or right. This agency is run by the constantly feuding couple Sid Bliss (James) and Sophie Plummet, who put on a facade as a successful matchup from a coupling computer that they own, which is secretly controlled by Sophie in a backroom.
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''Loving'' tells the story of a dating agency that hopes to matchmake singletons successfully, whether wrong or right. This agency is run by the constantly feuding couple Sid Bliss (James) and Sophie Plummet, who put on a facade to their beaming customers as a successful matchup from a coupling computer that they own, which is secretly controlled by Sophie in a backroom.
back-room.
** Bill Maynard as the angry customer who yells a Percival during therapy.
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* InterruptedIntimacy: Most infamously, between Terry and Jenny, who are trying to be intimate in the living room, but are interrupted [[UpToEleven more than five times]] by roommates that are walking in and out of their rooms.
* ItsForABook: Percival works as a marriage counselor, [[{{Irony}} but is not married]], so he hopes to find a wife so he can get his clients' experiences.
* KindlyHousekeeper: Percival's housekeeper.
* ItsForABook: Percival works as a marriage counselor, [[{{Irony}} but is not married]], so he hopes to find a wife so he can get his clients' experiences.
* KindlyHousekeeper: Percival's housekeeper.
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* GreenEyedMonster: Sid and Sophie's feuding has led to Sid secretly trying to compete with her, despite loathing every moment they share with each other. [[spoiler:When Sophie is told by James that Sid set up the Percival date sabotage, she goes back to apologise to him, but Sid quickly grabs her and claims that he wants to marry her. That way, she can never beat him in finding love.]]
* InterruptedIntimacy: Most infamously, between Terry and Jenny, who are trying to be intimate in the living room, but are interrupted [[UpToEleven more than five times]] byroommates room-mates that are walking in and out of their rooms.
* ItsForABook: Percival works as a marriagecounselor, counsellor, [[{{Irony}} but is not married]], so he hopes to find a wife so he can get his clients' experiences.
* KindlyHousekeeper: Percival'shousekeeper.housekeeper, who secretly has feelings for him.
* InterruptedIntimacy: Most infamously, between Terry and Jenny, who are trying to be intimate in the living room, but are interrupted [[UpToEleven more than five times]] by
* ItsForABook: Percival works as a marriage
* KindlyHousekeeper: Percival's
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* NotWhatItLooksLike: The housekeeper trying to launch herself onto Percival, and managing to pull his trousers down in front of the front door, just as the smitten Sophie wanders through the door.
* UnnecessaryMakeover: [[invoked]] Sally gives Jenny one, and she manages to attract the bumbling Terry. The reason it's unnecessary is because she turned out no different than she was.
* UnnecessaryMakeover: [[invoked]] Sally gives Jenny one, and she manages to attract the bumbling Terry. The reason it's unnecessary is because she turned out no different than she was.
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* NotWhatItLooksLike: NiceGuy: Bertram is always kind and polite to everyone, even though he gets beaten up by a boxer.
* NotWhatItLooksLike
** Thehousekeeper angry Miss Dempsey trying to scare Sophie away with false claims of a physical relationship with her master, and Percival's obvious looks of confusion.
** Esme trying to launch herself onto Percival, and managing to pull his trousers downin front of the front door, as he tries to escape, just as the smitten already-annoyed Sophie wanders through the door.
*UnnecessaryMakeover: [[invoked]] Sally gives Jenny one, PaperThinDisguise: When James follows Sid, he changes his hat and she manages sticks a large fake beard on. The confused police officer and Sid are not fooled and James is arrested for suspicious behaviour.
* ThirdActMisunderstanding: Sort of happens in a way in this film, but is mostly {{invoked}} by Sid. Learning that Sophie's going toattract meet up with Percival, he makes Esme show up at the bumbling Terry. house and pretend to be a horny woman that Percival had a fling with, while he phones on/off boyfriend Gripper to attack Percival for "stealing his woman", which he does, before being attacked by Percival's Miss Dempsey and thrown out of the house. It works like a charm, and Sophie storms out of the house in a huff.
* UglyGuyHotWife
** Thereason it's unnecessary is because she turned out no different than she was.short man and his much-taller wife that are seen leaving Percival's office outside.
** The man in the flat cap that yells at Percival, to his long-legged younger-looking wife.
* NotWhatItLooksLike
** The
** Esme trying to launch herself onto Percival, and managing to pull his trousers down
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* ThirdActMisunderstanding: Sort of happens in a way in this film, but is mostly {{invoked}} by Sid. Learning that Sophie's going to
* UglyGuyHotWife
** The
** The man in the flat cap that yells at Percival, to his long-legged younger-looking wife.
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'''''Carry On Loving''''' is a 1970 movie marks the 20th ''Film/CarryOn'' in the British film series. It stars regulars SidJames, JoanSims, KennethWilliams, Charles Hawtrey, Creator/TerryScott, Bernard Bresslaw and Hattie Jacques, was the introduction movie of Richard O'Callaghan, the second for Jacki Piper, and the only ''Carry On'' for Imogen Hassall.
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'''''Carry On Loving''''' is a 1970 movie that marks the 20th ''Film/CarryOn'' in the British film series. It stars regulars SidJames, JoanSims, KennethWilliams, Charles Hawtrey, Creator/TerryScott, Bernard Bresslaw and Hattie Jacques, was the introduction movie of Richard O'Callaghan, the second for Jacki Piper, and the only ''Carry On'' for Imogen Hassall.
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A shy Bert Muffet (O'Callaghan) is matched with a Sally the model (Piper), whilst a constantly-trialed Terence (Scott) is partnered with a traditionally-raised Jenny, who lives with her [[TheClan really large family]]. Meanwhile, Percival the marriage counsellor (Williams) hopes to try out a relationship, becoming the secret affections of Sophie, despite being the affections of his housekeeper (Patsy Rowlands). Sophie's apprarent "cheating" on Sid is justified by the movie because of her large suspicion over her boyfriend's infactuation with client Esme (Sims), eventually hiring a private detective (Hawtrey) to investigate further.
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A shy Bert Muffet (O'Callaghan) is matched with a Sally the model (Piper), whilst a constantly-trialed Terence (Scott) is partnered with a traditionally-raised Jenny, who lives with her [[TheClan really large family]]. Meanwhile, Percival the marriage counsellor (Williams) hopes to try out a relationship, becoming the secret affections of Sophie, despite being the affections of his housekeeper (Patsy Rowlands). Sophie's apprarent apparent "cheating" on Sid is justified by the movie because of her large suspicion over her boyfriend's infactuation infatuation with client Esme (Sims), eventually hiring a private detective (Hawtrey) to investigate further.
* {{Adorkable}}
** Bert, with his hobbies for collecting bottle lids of milk and his extreme shyness.
** Terence, who tries desperately to impress Jenny's family but ends up destroying some of their furniture.
** Bert, with his hobbies for collecting bottle lids of milk and his extreme shyness.
** Terence, who tries desperately to impress Jenny's family but ends up destroying some of their furniture.
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* TheCameo: An uncredited Peter Butterworth, who plays [[TheBluebeard a man that constantly ends up with dead wives due to suspicious circumstances.]]
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* TheCameo: TheCameo:
** Recurring actor Julian Hollway as a wedding photographer. [[spoiler:He gets pied in the face by some wedding cake.]]
** An uncredited Peter Butterworth, who plays [[TheBluebeard a man that constantly ends up with dead wives due to suspicious circumstances.]]
** Recurring actor Julian Hollway as a wedding photographer. [[spoiler:He gets pied in the face by some wedding cake.]]
** An uncredited Peter Butterworth, who plays [[TheBluebeard a man that constantly ends up with dead wives due to suspicious circumstances.]]
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'''''Carry On Loving''''' marks the 20th ''Film/CarryOn'' movie in the British film series, which featured regulars SidJames, JoanSims, KennethWilliams, Charles Hawtrey, Creator/TerryScott, Bernard Bresslaw and Hattie Jacques, was the introduction movie of Richard O'Callaghan, the second for Jacki Piper, and the only ''Carry On'' for Imogen Hassall. It focuses on a dating agency that hopes to match up single volunteers, no matter how wrong they are.
The head of the company are Sid Bliss (James) and his girlfriend Sophie Plummett (Jacques), who own a fake computer that Sophie secretly operates. They manage to hook up a shy man named Bert (O'Callaghan) with a model named Sally (Piper); a constantly-trialed Terry (Scott), who fails to get with Jenny (Hassall); and Percival (Williams) who is the interest of Sophie, which angers his housekeeper (Patsy Rowlands). Sid meanwhile is trying to win the affections of Esme (Sims) and is caught trying to background check some clients by Sophie's hired spy (Hawtrey).
And... somehow a wrestler (Bresslaw) gets caught up in this rigmarole.
The head of the company are Sid Bliss (James) and his girlfriend Sophie Plummett (Jacques), who own a fake computer that Sophie secretly operates. They manage to hook up a shy man named Bert (O'Callaghan) with a model named Sally (Piper); a constantly-trialed Terry (Scott), who fails to get with Jenny (Hassall); and Percival (Williams) who is the interest of Sophie, which angers his housekeeper (Patsy Rowlands). Sid meanwhile is trying to win the affections of Esme (Sims) and is caught trying to background check some clients by Sophie's hired spy (Hawtrey).
And... somehow a wrestler (Bresslaw) gets caught up in this rigmarole.
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'''''Carry On Loving''''' is a 1970 movie marks the 20th ''Film/CarryOn''
At the end of the 1960s, discussions of sex and physical relationships were becoming common among the British public and it soon became unfashionable to be "prudish" towards that sort of talk. Unsurprisingly, ''Carry On'' soon followed suit with that sort of humor (take ''that'' bra scene from ''Film/CarryOnCamping'', for example.)
''Loving'' tells the story of a dating agency that hopes to
The head of
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-->'''Sid:''' And what are you interested in?\\
'''Bert:''' ''(laughs nervously)'' Same as most chaps like to do, I suppose.\\
'''Sid:''' And that is...?\\
'''Bert:''' ''(awkwardly)'' Well, I don't know, I've never done it yet.\\
'''Sid:''' You should try it, it's lovely. Er... ''(coughs, stammers)'' What I'm trying to do is find out what you like to do so that I can fix you up with a girl who likes it too.\\
'''Bert:''' Oh, yes, I ''would'' like a girl who likes [[DoubleEntendre it]] too.\\
'''Sid:''' Yes, it is handy. Er, hobbies?\\
'''Bert:''' Oh. Well, my main one is making model aeroplanes.\\
'''Sid:''' Model aeroplanes.\\
'''Bert:''' Yes, out of milk bottle tops.\\
'''Sid:''' ''(confused)'' Milk bottle tops?\\
'''Bert:''' Yes - they're not flying models, of course.\\
'''Sid:''' No? You surprise me.
* DirtyOldMan: Sid.
'''Bert:''' ''(laughs nervously)'' Same as most chaps like to do, I suppose.\\
'''Sid:''' And that is...?\\
'''Bert:''' ''(awkwardly)'' Well, I don't know, I've never done it yet.\\
'''Sid:''' You should try it, it's lovely. Er... ''(coughs, stammers)'' What I'm trying to do is find out what you like to do so that I can fix you up with a girl who likes it too.\\
'''Bert:''' Oh, yes, I ''would'' like a girl who likes [[DoubleEntendre it]] too.\\
'''Sid:''' Yes, it is handy. Er, hobbies?\\
'''Bert:''' Oh. Well, my main one is making model aeroplanes.\\
'''Sid:''' Model aeroplanes.\\
'''Bert:''' Yes, out of milk bottle tops.\\
'''Sid:''' ''(confused)'' Milk bottle tops?\\
'''Bert:''' Yes - they're not flying models, of course.\\
'''Sid:''' No? You surprise me.
* DirtyOldMan: Sid.
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* DirtyOldMan:
-->'''Sophie Plummet:''' ''[scoffs]'' "Vet"? Is ''that'' the new word for it?!
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* UnnecessaryMakeover: Sally gives Jenny one, and she manages to attract the bumbling Terry.
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* UnnecessaryMakeover: [[invoked]] Sally gives Jenny one, and she manages to attract the bumbling Terry.Terry. The reason it's unnecessary is because she turned out no different than she was.
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* DatingServiceDisaster: The movie in a nutshell. The "sophisticated computer" Sid and Sophie use to match their clients is purely decorative; Sophie herself chooses the matches seemingly at random, and the couples are almost invariably complete mismatches (Bert and Sally are a rare exception). In the final scene, the many ill-matched couples who used Sid and Sophie's services are gathered in one room, giving each other (and Sid and Sophie themselves) {{Death Glare}}s.
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* DatingServiceDisaster: The movie in a nutshell. The "sophisticated computer" Sid and Sophie use to match their clients is purely decorative; Sophie herself chooses the matches seemingly at random, and the couples are almost invariably complete mismatches (Bert and Sally are a rare exception). In the final scene, the many ill-matched couples who used Sid and Sophie's services are gathered in one room, giving each other (and Sid and Sophie themselves) {{Death Glare}}s.{{death glare}}s.
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* AccidentalMisnaming: When Bertrum Muffet[[note]] Spelling as given in credits[[/note]] gives his name to Sid Bliss, Sid mishears his surname as "Muffin" and jokes, "We'll have to get you a bit of crumpet to go with that!" He refers to Bert as "Mr. Muffin" several further times during the scene, and he does acknowledge Bert's corrections each time, he never quite seems to take them on board.
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* AccidentalMisnaming: When Bertrum Muffet[[note]] Spelling as given in credits[[/note]] gives his name to Sid Bliss, Sid mishears his surname as "Muffin" and jokes, "We'll have to get you a bit of crumpet to go with that!" He refers to Bert as "Mr. Muffin" several further times during the scene, and though he does acknowledge Bert's corrections each time, he never quite seems to take them on board.
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* AccidentalMisnaming: When Bertrum Muffet[[note]] Spelling as given in credits[[/note]] gives his name to Sid Bliss, Sid mishears his surname as "Muffin" and jokes, "We'll have to get you a bit of crumpet to go with that!" He refers to Bert as "Mr. Muffin" several further times during the scene, and he does acknowledge Bert's corrections each time, he never quite seems to take them on board.
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* DeadpanSnarker: Sid has a scene's worth of this when taking down Bert's personal details to feed into the "computer".
-->'''Sid:''' And what are you interested in?\\
'''Bert:''' ''(laughs nervously)'' Same as most chaps like to do, I suppose.\\
'''Sid:''' And that is...?\\
'''Bert:''' ''(awkwardly)'' Well, I don't know, I've never done it yet.\\
'''Sid:''' You should try it, it's lovely. Er... ''(coughs, stammers)'' What I'm trying to do is find out what you like to do so that I can fix you up with a girl who likes it too.\\
'''Bert:''' Oh, yes, I ''would'' like a girl who likes [[DoubleEntendre it]] too.\\
'''Sid:''' Yes, it is handy. Er, hobbies?\\
'''Bert:''' Oh. Well, my main one is making model aeroplanes.\\
'''Sid:''' Model aeroplanes.\\
'''Bert:''' Yes, out of milk bottle tops.\\
'''Sid:''' ''(confused)'' Milk bottle tops?\\
'''Bert:''' Yes - they're not flying models, of course.\\
'''Sid:''' No? You surprise me.
-->'''Sid:''' And what are you interested in?\\
'''Bert:''' ''(laughs nervously)'' Same as most chaps like to do, I suppose.\\
'''Sid:''' And that is...?\\
'''Bert:''' ''(awkwardly)'' Well, I don't know, I've never done it yet.\\
'''Sid:''' You should try it, it's lovely. Er... ''(coughs, stammers)'' What I'm trying to do is find out what you like to do so that I can fix you up with a girl who likes it too.\\
'''Bert:''' Oh, yes, I ''would'' like a girl who likes [[DoubleEntendre it]] too.\\
'''Sid:''' Yes, it is handy. Er, hobbies?\\
'''Bert:''' Oh. Well, my main one is making model aeroplanes.\\
'''Sid:''' Model aeroplanes.\\
'''Bert:''' Yes, out of milk bottle tops.\\
'''Sid:''' ''(confused)'' Milk bottle tops?\\
'''Bert:''' Yes - they're not flying models, of course.\\
'''Sid:''' No? You surprise me.
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* TheBluebeard: Peter Butterworth [[TheCameo appears in a single scene]] as "Dr Crippen", a client of Sid and Sophie's whose wives have a strange habit of dying shortly after marrying him. The first ate poisoned mushrooms, the second died of a fractured skull (as "Crippen" explains, "She wouldn't eat the mushrooms").
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* TheCameo: An uncredited Peter Butterworth, who plays a man that constantly ends up with dead wives due to suspicious circumstances.
* DatingServiceDisaster: The movie in a nutshell.
* DatingServiceDisaster: The movie in a nutshell.
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* TheCameo: An uncredited Peter Butterworth, who plays [[TheBluebeard a man that constantly ends up with dead wives due to suspicious circumstances.
circumstances.]]
* DatingServiceDisaster: The movie in a nutshell. The "sophisticated computer" Sid and Sophie use to match their clients is purely decorative; Sophie herself chooses the matches seemingly at random, and the couples are almost invariably complete mismatches (Bert and Sally are a rare exception). In the final scene, the many ill-matched couples who used Sid and Sophie's services are gathered in one room, giving each other (and Sid and Sophie themselves) {{Death Glare}}s.
* DatingServiceDisaster: The movie in a nutshell. The "sophisticated computer" Sid and Sophie use to match their clients is purely decorative; Sophie herself chooses the matches seemingly at random, and the couples are almost invariably complete mismatches (Bert and Sally are a rare exception). In the final scene, the many ill-matched couples who used Sid and Sophie's services are gathered in one room, giving each other (and Sid and Sophie themselves) {{Death Glare}}s.
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* MistakenIdentity: When they first meet, Bert mistakes Sally for his date as prescribed by Sid and Sophie's dating agency; Sally mistakes Bert for the photographer who is due to shoot her latest modelling job. When the misunderstandings are cleared up, they find they actually get on very well with each other.
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* TheManBehindTheCurtain: Sophie pretending to the matchmaking computer.
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* TheManBehindTheCurtain: Sophie pretending to be the matchmaking computer.
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'''''Carry On Loving''''' marks the 20th ''Film/CarryOn'' movie in the British film series, which featured regulars SidJames, JoanSims, KennethWilliams, Charles Hawtrey, Terry Scott, Creator/TerryScott, Bernard Bresslaw and Hattie Jacques, was the introduction movie of Richard O'Callaghan, the second for Jacki Piper, and the only ''Carry On'' for Imogen Hassall. It focuses on a dating agency that hopes to match up single volunteers, no matter how wrong they are.
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'''''Carry On Loving''''' marks the 20th ''Film/CarryOn'' movie in the British film series, which featured regulars Sid James, Joan Sims, Kenneth Williams, SidJames, JoanSims, KennethWilliams, Charles Hawtrey, Terry Scott, Bernard Bresslaw and Hattie Jacques, was the introduction movie of Richard O'Callaghan, the second for Jacki Piper, and the only ''Carry On'' for Imogen Hassall. It focuses on a dating agency that hopes to match up single volunteers, no matter how wrong they are.
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* BureaucraticallyArrangedMarriage: The matched up pairs. Granted, they're not married. [[spoiler:Yet.]]
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* FollowThatCar: Sid flags a cab and tells it to go to a certain address. When it takes off without him, he flags down another cab and tells it to "follow that cab", and this cab also drives off without him, leaving Sidney incredibly annoyed.
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* FollowThatCar: Sid flags a cab and tells it to go to a certain address. When it takes off without him, he flags down another cab and tells it to "follow that cab", and this cab also drives off without him, leaving Sidney him incredibly annoyed.
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* ItsForABook: Percival works as a marriage counselor, but is not married, so he hopes to find a wife so he can get his clients' experiences.
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* InterruptedIntimacy: Most infamously, between Terry and Jenny, who are trying to be intimate in the living room, but are interrupted [[UpToEleven more than five times]] by roommates that are walking in and out of their rooms.
* ItsForABook: Percival works as a marriage counselor, [[{{Irony}} but is notmarried, married]], so he hopes to find a wife so he can get his clients' experiences.experiences.
* KindlyHousekeeper: Percival's housekeeper.
* ItsForABook: Percival works as a marriage counselor, [[{{Irony}} but is not
* KindlyHousekeeper: Percival's housekeeper.
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* NotWhatItLooksLike: The housekeeper trying to launch herself onto Percival, and managing to pull his trousers down in front of the front door, just as the smitten Sophie wanders through the door.
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'''''Carry On Loving''''' marks the 20th ''Film/CarryOn'' movie in the British film series, which featured regulars Sid James, Joan Sims, Kenneth Williams, Charles Hawtrey, Terry Scott, Bernard Bresslaw and Hattie Jacques, was the introduction movie of Richard O'Callaghan, the second for Jacki Piper, and the only ''Carry On'' for Imogen Hassall. It focuses on a dating agency that hopes to match up single volunteers, no matter how wrong they are.
The head of the company are Sid Bliss (James) and his girlfriend Sophie Plummett (Jacques), who own a fake computer that Sophie secretly operates. They manage to hook up a shy man named Bert (O'Callaghan) with a model named Sally (Piper); a constantly-trialed Terry (Scott), who fails to get with Jenny (Hassall); and Percival (Williams) who is the interest of Sophie, which angers his housekeeper (Patsy Rowlands). Sid meanwhile is trying to win the affections of Esme (Sims) and is caught trying to background check some clients by Sophie's hired spy (Hawtrey).
And... somehow a wrestler (Bresslaw) gets caught up in this rigmarole.
Expect a HurricaneOfPuns, GettingCrapPastTheRadar and Sid James' laugh.
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!!Tropes Included:
* TheCameo: An uncredited Peter Butterworth, who plays a man that constantly ends up with dead wives due to suspicious circumstances.
* DatingServiceDisaster: The movie in a nutshell.
* DirtyOldMan: Sid.
* FollowThatCar: Sid flags a cab and tells it to go to a certain address. When it takes off without him, he flags down another cab and tells it to "follow that cab", and this cab also drives off without him, leaving Sidney incredibly annoyed.
* FoodFight: [[spoiler:The couples have an ensemble wedding, despite loathing the spouse they've ended up with, and their grudges are taken out through this way.]]
* ItsForABook: Percival works as a marriage counselor, but is not married, so he hopes to find a wife so he can get his clients' experiences.
* TheManBehindTheCurtain: Sophie pretending to the matchmaking computer.
* UnnecessaryMakeover: Sally gives Jenny one, and she manages to attract the bumbling Terry.
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'''''Carry On Loving''''' marks the 20th ''Film/CarryOn'' movie in the British film series, which featured regulars Sid James, Joan Sims, Kenneth Williams, Charles Hawtrey, Terry Scott, Bernard Bresslaw and Hattie Jacques, was the introduction movie of Richard O'Callaghan, the second for Jacki Piper, and the only ''Carry On'' for Imogen Hassall. It focuses on a dating agency that hopes to match up single volunteers, no matter how wrong they are.
The head of the company are Sid Bliss (James) and his girlfriend Sophie Plummett (Jacques), who own a fake computer that Sophie secretly operates. They manage to hook up a shy man named Bert (O'Callaghan) with a model named Sally (Piper); a constantly-trialed Terry (Scott), who fails to get with Jenny (Hassall); and Percival (Williams) who is the interest of Sophie, which angers his housekeeper (Patsy Rowlands). Sid meanwhile is trying to win the affections of Esme (Sims) and is caught trying to background check some clients by Sophie's hired spy (Hawtrey).
And... somehow a wrestler (Bresslaw) gets caught up in this rigmarole.
Expect a HurricaneOfPuns, GettingCrapPastTheRadar and Sid James' laugh.
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!!Tropes Included:
* TheCameo: An uncredited Peter Butterworth, who plays a man that constantly ends up with dead wives due to suspicious circumstances.
* DatingServiceDisaster: The movie in a nutshell.
* DirtyOldMan: Sid.
* FollowThatCar: Sid flags a cab and tells it to go to a certain address. When it takes off without him, he flags down another cab and tells it to "follow that cab", and this cab also drives off without him, leaving Sidney incredibly annoyed.
* FoodFight: [[spoiler:The couples have an ensemble wedding, despite loathing the spouse they've ended up with, and their grudges are taken out through this way.]]
* ItsForABook: Percival works as a marriage counselor, but is not married, so he hopes to find a wife so he can get his clients' experiences.
* TheManBehindTheCurtain: Sophie pretending to the matchmaking computer.
* UnnecessaryMakeover: Sally gives Jenny one, and she manages to attract the bumbling Terry.
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