History Trivia / CarryOnEmmannuelle

** Creator/BarbaraWindsor was originally offered three roles in the film (to be billed as "with odd appearances by Barbara Windsor") as part of the flashback discussion between the servants at the kitchen table. Namely the blonde in the pub with Creator/KennethConnor, the girl at London Zoo with Jack Douglas and the French girl met by Creator/PeterButterworth during the UsefulNotes/WorldWarII sequence. However filming coincided with a planned holiday by Windsor and she dropped out of the project completely, leaving the roles to be taken by 3 different actresses (Claire Davenport, Louise Burton and Deborah Brayshaw).

* LoopingLines: All of Howard Nelson's lines were dubbed over by Creator/KennethConnor doing an Australian accent.

* CreatorBacklash: Creator/KennethWilliams was not impressed with the vulgar script and said so in his diaries.
-->Read the ''Carry On Emmannuelle'' script. It's all about a nymphomaniac who does it with all kinds of people in all kinds of situations & keeps taking the pill. The denouement is that her one genuine lover switches placebos for the pill & she conceives. You begin with her wanking a steward on the Concorde. I found it monotonous and unfunny. When you get to her having the PM, the Judge, the Commissioner of Police etc. etc. with no variations whatsoever, the credibility is gone and there's nothing funny to redeem it. It's so far away from the sort of story which a ''Film/CarryOn'' used to have. All this seems to do is attempt to shock, whereas that element (like in ''[[Film/CarryOnNurse Nurse]]'' etc.) was incidental to the story. Sadly, I'll have to turn it down: it's a sad business 'cos [[Creator/GeraldThomas Gerald]] & [[Creator/PeterRogers Peter]] have been good to me, but with a script like this, I've no option.

* ThrowItIn:
** Creator/PeterButterworth improvised Richmond miming Emile and Emmannuelle's bedroom activities to Leyland.
** Emmannuelle dragging Lyons into bed with a phone cord was a happy accident that was left in the film.

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The film wasn't available on home video for years due to wrangling over its certificate.

** WhatCouldHaveBeen: On the ''Film/CarryOnEngland'' DVDCommentary, Patrick Mower recalls that he had been asked back to play a small role in this film, but was unavailable. He was unable to remember which role he had been offered.

-->Read the ''Carry On Emmannuelle'' script. It's all about a nymphomaniac who does it with all kinds of people in all kinds of situations & keeps taking the pill. The denouement is that her one genuine lover switches placebos for the pill & she conceives. You begin with her wanking a steward on the Concorde. I found it monotonous and unfunny. When you get to her having the PM, the Judge, the Commissioner of Police etc. etc. with no with no variations whatsoever, the credibility is gone and there's nothing funny to redeem it. It's so far away from the sort of story which a ''Film/CarryOn'' used to have. All this seems to do is attempt to shock, whereas that element (like in ''[[Film/CarryOnNurse Nurse]]'' etc.) was incidental to the story. Sadly, I'll have to turn it down: it's a sad business 'cos [[Creator/GeraldThomas Gerald]] & [[Creator/PeterRogers Peter]] have been good to me, but with a script like this, I've no option.

** The scene where the servants talk of their sexual experiences was also much bluer in the third draft - Mrs. Dangle's launderette story was about her having an orgasm sitting on a washing machine and rather than Emmannuelle's skydiving story she was to tell them of the time she forgot to wear panties when playing tennis at Wimbledon

* TheOtherMarty: Creator/BarbaraWindsor was originally offered three roles in the film (to be billed as "with odd appearances by Barbara Windsor") as part of the flashback discussion between the servants at the kitchen table. Namely the blonde in the pub with Creator/KennethConnor, the girl at London Zoo with Jack Douglas and the French girl met by Creator/PeterButterworth during the UsefulNotes/WorldWarII sequence. However filming coincided with a planned holiday by Windsor and she dropped out of the project completely, leaving the roles to be taken by 3 different actresses (Claire Davenport, Louise Burton and Deborah Brayshaw).

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/BarbaraWindsor was originally offered three roles in the film (to be billed as "with odd appearances by Barbara Windsor") as part of the flashback discussion between the servants at the kitchen table. Namely the blonde in the pub (with Creator/KennethConnor), the girl at London Zoo (with Jack Douglas) and the French girl met by Creator/PeterButterworth during the UsefulNotes/WorldWarII sequence. However filming coincided with a planned holiday by Windsor and she dropped out of the project completely, leaving the roles to be taken by 3 different actresses.

* {{Jossed}}: There was a rumor during its release that Creator/BarbaraWindsor had stormed off the set in disgust at the script. In actual fact, she hadn't even been near the set.

* FollowTheLeader: Creator/PeterRogers was keen to capitalise on the popularity of the ''Film/ConfessionsOfA'' series which had proved popular with British cinema audiences and so hired the Australian author Lance Peters, a prominent writer of Australian sex comedies, to produce a script.

* FollowTheLeader: Peter Rogers was keen to capitalise on the popularity of the ''Film/ConfessionsOfA'' series which had proved popular with British cinema audiences and so hired the Australian author Lance Peters, a prominent writer of Australian sex comedies, to produce a script.

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/BarbaraWindsor was originally offered 3 roles in the film (to be billed as 'with odd appearances by Barbara Windsor') as part of the flashback discussion between the servants at the kitchen table. Namely the blonde in the pub (with Creator/KennethConnor), the girl at London Zoo (with Jack Douglas) and the French girl met by Peter Butterworth during the [=WW2=] sequence. However filming coincided with a planned holiday by Windsor and she dropped out of the project completely, leaving the roles to be taken by 3 different actresses.

* Creator/KennethWilliams was extremely hesitant over returning to appear in the ''Film/CarryOn'' film series, particularly in the role he was given. He'd already expressed open disdain over how much he was divided over the series as a whole, mostly because how little the regulars were paid, but always found himself appearing in the next film the year after.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/BarbaraWindsor was originally offered 3 roles in the film (to be billed as 'with odd appearances by Barbara Windsor') as part of the flashback discussion between the servants at the kitchen table. Namely the blonde in the pub (with Creator/KennethConnor), the girl at London Zoo (with Jack Douglas) and the French girl met by Peter Butterworth during the [=WW2=] sequence. However filming coincided with a planned holiday by Windsor and she dropped out of the project completely, leaving the roles to be taken by 3 different actresses.

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Creator/BarbaraWindsor was originally offered 3 roles in the film (to be billed as 'with odd appearances by Barbara Windsor') as part of the flashback discussion between the servants at the kitchen table. Namely the blonde in the pub (with Creator/KennethConnor), the girl at London Zoo (with Jack Douglas) and the French girl met by Peter Butterworth during the WW2 sequence. However filming coincided with a planned holiday by Windsor and she dropped out of the project completely, leaving the roles to be taken by 3 different actresses.

* Creator/KennethWilliams was extremely hesitant over returning to appear in the ''Film/CarryOn'' film series, particularly in the role he was given. He'd already expressed open disdain over how much he was divided over the series as a whole, mostly because how little the regulars were paid, but always found himself appearing in the next film the year after.

* KennethWilliams was extremely hesitant over returning to appear in the ''Film/CarryOn'' film series, particularly in the role he was given. He'd already expressed open disdain over how much he was divided over the series as a whole, mostly because how little the regulars were paid, but always found himself appearing in the next film the year after.