The Carry On films are getting a reboot – and they won’t be woke. After a series of false starts, the cheeky franchise is making a comeback with a movie about seaside beauty pageant. The new Carry On film’s director Nigel Gordon-Stewart told the Daily Star Sunday about how the revamp of the series will be as naughty as ever: “Ask yourself the question: what makes you laugh? “Chances are it’s lots of different things – a bit of slapstick, a bit of innuendo, a farcical situation, a misunderstanding, some physical comedy, a naughty, witty or cheeky line or a full-on, well told joke.
We have no intention of making jokes, plots or scripts deliberately in bad taste or with intent to offend anyone, but we can’t guarantee that we won’t, because you just can’t do that anymore. “People can take offence, even if it’s not intentionally given. We want Carry On to be a family entertainment brand with the only intention of making people laugh and enjoy themselves.
” The 31 iconic British Carry On movies produced huge stars including Barbara Windsor, Sid James and Kenneth Williams and were famed for their slapstick humour and bawdy routines. One of their most famous scenes saw the late Babs’ bikini pop off to reveal her boobs in Carry On Camping. Fans last saw a movie in the series in 1992.
Nigel said the new flicks won’t shy away from similar cheeky scenes in the name of wholesome comedy. He added: “We don’t see any need for gratuitous nudity, or what they u.
