Carry On Up the Jungle

Date: 1970
Director: Gerald Thomas
Production Company: The Rank Organisation, Peter Rogers Productions

Stars: Frankie Howerd, Sid James, Charles Hawtrey, Joan Sims, Kenneth Connor, Bernard Bresslaw, Terry Scott
Location(s): Berkshire, Buckinghamshire

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Storyline:

Lady Evelyn Bagley mounts an expedition into the jungle to find her long-lost baby.

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Patrons arrive to see Professor Inigo Tinkle present a lantern slide lecture for the Royal Birdwatching Society. The old Library on St. Ives Road in Maidenhead, Berkshire. The building was demolished in the mid 1970's. Information from 'The Whippit Inn' web site.

Antony Blair returned to the site of the old Library where the new library stands to the right.

At the end of the film Ug the jungle boy, Lady Evelyn Bagley's long lost son Cecil, returns home from his job. Clarence Crescent, Windsor, Berkshire.

The same location now by Dave Wood.

When he is halfway along the path to the front door, Cecil Bagley (Terry Scott) turns to climb the ladder into a treehouse in the garden where his wife June waits with their child. Clarence Crescent, Windsor.

Dave Wood assures us that the location is behind the foliage.

A repeat shot of the location on Clarence Crescent, other views of which are also seen in 'Carry On Cabby', 'Carry On Regardless', 'Doctor in Trouble', 'Upstairs and Downstairs' and 'Nurse on Wheels'.

And peering through the branches is the proof, also by Dave.