Carry On Jack

Date: 1963
Director: Gerald Thomas
Production Company: Peter Rogers Productions

Stars: Kenneth Williams, Bernard Cribbins, Juliet Mills, Charles Hawtrey
Location(s): Surrey

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A newly commissioned Midshipman joins a frigate and adventures through Spanish waters, mutiny and pirates.

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Midshipman Albert Poop-Decker (Bernard Cribbins) is taken to the quayside in a sedan chair lead by a young Carrier (Jim Dale). A studio set included for completeness.

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After being set adrift from the frigate Venus, Captain Fearless (Kenneth Williams), Midshipman Poop-Decker, Sally (Juliet Mills) and Walter Sweetley (Charles Hawtrey) land ashore in, what the Captain believes to be, England.

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The four castaways watch as a group of Spaniards approach. IMDB lists Frensham Ponds, Farnham in Surrey as the only location, which is confirmed by David C who adds that this is Frensham Little Pond, looking up to the Kings Ridge. To the left on the other side of the Kings Ridge was the house that was blown up in 'Skyfall', where the location is turned into Hankley Common and the ponds and common also feature in 'The Ware Case', 'The Riddle of the Sands', 'The Mummy' from 1999, 'The Touchables', 'The Night Caller' and 1959's 'The Hound of the Baskervilles'.