History Film / CarryOnCowboy

* TheBartender: Charlie, who eventually becomes one of the Rumpo Kid's henchman. [[spoiler:Then he's shot dead three times by accident through Annie Oakley's Rumpo trap.]]

It is based on the fictional depictions of TheWildWest, starring Johnny Finger, [[TheTropeKid the Rumpo Kid]] (James), who arrives at Stodge City. After gunning down several innocents, including Sheriff Albert Earp (Creator/JonPertwee), he [[TyrantTakesTheHelm takes over Belle's Place]], previously owned by his current fling, Belle (Sims), and turns it into the LocalHangout for his posse, consisting of Curly (Creator/PeterGilmore), Short (Simon Cain) and later Charlie the bartender (Percy Herbert) becoming his right-hand man. While many locals are on Rumpo's side, such as greedy undertaker Josh Moses (Davy Kaye), the Mayor, Judge Burke (Williams), and his friends Doc (Creator/PeterButterworth) and Colonel Sam Houston (Sydney Bromley) are horrified at the developments. After failing to get rid of Rumpo themselves, Judge Burke sends for a US Peace Marshal to try and end Rumpo's reign of terror.

* NobleSavage: Sent up. Chief Big Heap is not only cleverer than most of the settlers (he clears out Rumpo's Place by yelling about a gold strike, and everyone charges out despite not knowing where they're going), but speaks using a posh British accent.

* SurprisinglyGoodEnglish: Big Heap has lived with his Native American tribe for all his life, yet speaks perfect English when he meets cowboys. His son, Little Heap, is the complete opposite.

** "America the Beautiful" is briefly played on the soundtrack, which was published years after the era.

-->'''Belle''': My, but you got a big one!
-->'''The Rumpo Kid''': I'm from Texas, ma'am. We all got big ones down there.
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It is based on the fictional depictions of TheWildWest, starring Johnny Finger, [[TheTropeKid the Rumpo Kid]] (James), who arrives at Stodge City. After gunning down several innocents, including Sheriff Albert Earp (Creator/JonPertwee), he [[TyrantTakesTheHelm takes over Belle's Place]], previously owned by his current fling, Belle (Sims), and turns it into the LocalHangout for his posse, consisting of Curly (Creator/PeterGilmore), Short (Simon Cain) and later Charlie the bartender (Percy Herbert) becoming his right-hand man. While many locals are on Rumpo's side, such as greedy undertaker Josh Moses (Davy Kaye), the Mayor, Judge Burke (Williams), and his friends Doc (Creator/PeterButterworth) and Colonel Sam Houston (Sydney Bromley) are horrified at the developments. After failing to get rid of Rump themselves, Judge Burke sends for a US Peace Marshal to try and end Rumpo's reign of terror.

It is based on the fictional depictions of TheWildWest, starring Johnny Finger, [[TheTropeKid the Rumpo Kid]] (James), who arrives at Stodge City. After gunning down several innocents, including Sheriff Albert Earp (Creator/JonPertwee), he [[TyrantTakesTheHelm takes over Belle's Place]], previously owned by his current fling, Belle (Sims), and turns it into the LocalHangout for his posse, consisting of Curly (Peter Gilmore), Short (Simon Cain) and later Charlie the bartender (Percy Herbert) becoming his right-hand man. While many locals are on Rumpo's side, such as greedy undertaker Josh Moses (Davy Kaye), the Mayor, Judge Burke (Williams), and his friends Doc (Creator/PeterButterworth) and Colonel Sam Houston (Sydney Bromley) are horrified at the developments. After failing to get rid of Rump themselves, Judge Burke sends for a US Peace Marshal to try and end Rumpo's reign of terror.

''Carry On Cowboy'' is a 1965 film and the eleventh in the ''Film/CarryOn'' series starring Creator/SidJames, Creator/KennethWilliams, Creator/JimDale, Creator/CharlesHawtrey, Creator/JoanSims, and Angela Douglas.

* SmugSnake: A stagecoach guard comes across as this towards Marshal. When Marshal assumes that the Native Americans aren't a threat to anyone, followed by an arrow stabbing the other guard, the smug one gives him an "I told you so" look.

Unfortunately, an Englishman named Marshal P. Knutt (Dale), (a drainage, sanitation and garbage disposal engineer, first class), is mistaken for a marshal, and sent to Stodge City to sort out Rumpo, where along the way he meets Annie Oakley (Douglas), who is on her way to avenge the death of her father, Sheriff Earp. Rumpo begins scheming to kill Marshal, including sending Chief Big Heap (Hawtrey) and his son Little Heap's (Creator/BernardBresslaw) Native American tribe to attack his stagecoach, trying to have him hung and running him over with a herd of horses. HilarityEnsues as Marshal "the marshal" has to struggle to take down Rumpo with the help of Judge Burke and Annie, or die trying.

Unfortunately, an Englishman named Marshal P. Knutt (Dale), (a drainage, sanitation and garbage disposal engineer, first class), is mistaken for a marshal, and sent to Stodge City to sort out Rumpo, where along the way he meets Annie Oakley (Douglas), who is on her way to avenge the death of her father, Sheriff Earp. Rumpo begins scheming to kill Marhsal, including sending Chief Big Heap (Hawtrey) and his son Little Heap's (Creator/BernardBresslaw) Native American tribe to attack his stagecoach, trying to have him hung and running him over with a herd of horses. HilarityEnsues as Marshal "the marshal" has to struggle to take down Rumpo with the help of Judge Burke and Annie, or die trying.

It is based on the fictional depictions of TheWildWest, featuring CowboysAndIndians and several ShowdownAtHighNoon moments, starring Johnny Finger, [[TheTropeKid the Rumpo Kid]] (James), who arrives at Stodge City. After gunning down several innocents, including the Sheriff Albert Earp (Creator/JonPertwee), he the [[TyrantTakesTheHelm takes over Belle's Place]], previously owned by his current fling, Belle (Sims), and turns it into the LocalHangout for many his gang, even taking Charlie the bartender (Percy Herbert) as his right-hand man. While many locals are on Rumpo's side, such as greedy undertaker Josh Moses (Davy Kaye), the Mayor, Judge Burke (Williams), and his friends Doc (Creator/PeterButterworth) and Colonel Sam Houston (Sydney Bromley) are horrified at the developments. After failing to get rid of Rump themselves, Judge Burke sends for a US Peace Marshal to try and end Rumpo's reign of terror.