Carry On... Up the Khyber (1968)

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The Carry On gang carries on with this 17th entry in the gang's never-ending series of lowbrow British comedy films. This time the Carry On crowd spoofs the stiff-upper-lip, "defending-the-Empire" epics of an earlier era. Comic opera British troops are sent to the Khyber Pass to prevent the local… More The Carry On gang carries on with this 17th entry in the gang's never-ending series of lowbrow British comedy films. This time the Carry On crowd spoofs the stiff-upper-lip, "defending-the-Empire" epics of an earlier era. Comic opera British troops are sent to the Khyber Pass to prevent the local citizenry from discovering what's under the kilts of the Scottish Devil's Regiment. Series regulars Sidney James, Kenneth Williams, Charles Hawtrey and Joan Sims are put through their usual risque paces by their usual director Gerald Thomas. This stirring historical saga was followed by the equally inspiring 1970 epic Carry On, Up the Jungle. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Rating, Runtime: Unrated, 1 hr. 27 min.
Directed By: Gerald Thomas
Written By: Talbot Rothwell
Genres: Drama, Action & Adventure, Comedy

In Theaters: Jan 1, 1968 Wide

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Anthony L

One of the better Carry on films, directed by the mighty Gerald Thomas.
Dean !

One of the more funny Carry Ons with Kenneth Williams on top form.
xGary X

Another of the better Carry Ons, with Roy Castle showing admirable restraint, playing it totally deadpan in an amusing send-up of Zulu/The Four Feathers and their ilk.
Sarah G

Another funny carry on classic! I have to see, yuo don't get anything better than our great carry on films. Miles better than American ones
Barry L

Oh yeah...Any Carry on film, bar that Columbus rubbish are fantastic.