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* {{Adorkable}}: Bo, especially when he's a ChivalrousPevert in [=CorkTip=]'s home, even though he intended to go there to flirt with her. In the same scene, he cannot see past her obvious double entendres and politely asks if it's okay to go into her room when she's in bed. [[TookALevelInBadass Then he beats up the hired thugs]].
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** Bo, especially when he's aChivalrousPevert ChivarousPevert in [=CorkTip=]'s home, even though he intended to go there to flirt with her. In the same scene, he cannot see past her obvious double entendres and politely asks if it's okay to go into her room when she's in bed. [[TookALevelInBadass Then he beats up the hired thugs]].
** Bo, especially when he's a
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* {{Adorkable}}: Bo, especially when he's a ChivalrousPevert in [=CorkTip=]'s home, even though he intended to go there to flirt with her. In the same scene, he cannot see past her obvious double entendres and politely asks if it's okay to go into her room when she's in bed. [[TookALevelInBadass Then he beats up the hired thugs]].
** Simpson, who's a BumblingSidekick that tries everything to please and impress Bo.
--->'''Bo West''': I've got to remember the family name!\\
'''Simpson''': ''[quietly]'' [[ExactWords West]].\\
'''Bo West''': ''[weakly]'' Thank you... Simpson.
** Simpson, who's a BumblingSidekick that tries everything to please and impress Bo.
--->'''Bo West''': I've got to remember the family name!\\
'''Simpson''': ''[quietly]'' [[ExactWords West]].\\
'''Bo West''': ''[weakly]'' Thank you... Simpson.
* DirtyOldMan: SGT Knocker.
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'''Bo West''': What's a "eunuch"?\\
'''SGT Knocker''': [[BrickJoke You will never know how close you were to finding out.]]
'''SGT Knocker''': [[BrickJoke You will never know how close you were to finding out.]]
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'''Bo West''': What's a "eunuch"?\\
What are those?\\
'''SGT Knocker''': [[BrickJokeYou will You'll never know how close you were to finding out.]]
'''SGT Knocker''': [[BrickJoke
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* MundaneMadeAwesome: A cricket match battle between Sheikh and Bo at the end of the film.
* NotDistractedByTheSexy: Simpson and Bo aren't really fasinated by [=CorkTip=]'s belly dancing. Simpson chooses to compare her bra to the plates that Bo used to use for their dumplings recipes.
* NotDistractedByTheSexy: Simpson and Bo aren't really fasinated by [=CorkTip=]'s belly dancing. Simpson chooses to compare her bra to the plates that Bo used to use for their dumplings recipes.
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* PressGanged: Although not being taken on a pirate ship, Knocker and Bo are knocked out by [=CorkTip=] and her hired thugs and held hostage.
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-->'''Bo West''': ''[upon introduction]'' Good evening, madam. My name is Bertram Oliphant West.\\
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-->'''Bo West''': ''[upon introduction]'' ''[introducing himself]'' Good evening, madam. My name is Bertram Oliphant West.\\
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* ExcitingShowTitle: Some international releases were ''Follow Thaat Camel!''.
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'''''Follow That Camel''''' is a ''Film/CarryOn'' movie that was released in 1967 as the fourteenth movie in the series. It stars regulars Creator/KennethWilliams, Creator/JimDale, Charles Hawtrey, Angela Douglas, Creator/JoanSims, Peter Butterworth, and Bernard Bresslaw. This was the second ''Carry On'' film that didn't have the "Carry On" phrase proceeding the verb/phrase, but is sometimes stuck on when listed as a feature in the TV Guide. Newcomer Anita Harris joins the cast, as well as Creator/PhilSilvers in his only ''Carry On'' film. It wasn't meant to be a member of the franchise, despite the same crew and the UniversalAdaptorCast, but was reluctantly stuck on there to boost the box office. (Interestingly, in some countries, the movie was released as ''Carry On In The Legion''.)
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'''''Follow That Camel''''' is a ''Film/CarryOn'' movie that was released in 1967 as the fourteenth movie in the series. It stars regulars Creator/KennethWilliams, Creator/JimDale, Charles Hawtrey, Angela Douglas, Creator/JoanSims, Peter Butterworth, and Bernard Bresslaw. Newcomer Anita Harris joins the cast, as well as Creator/PhilSilvers in his only ''Carry On'' film.
This was the second ''Carry On'' film that didn't have the "Carry On" phrase proceeding the verb/phrase, but is sometimes stuck on when listed as a feature in the TV Guide.Newcomer Anita Harris joins the cast, as well as Creator/PhilSilvers in his only ''Carry On'' film. It wasn't meant to be a member of the franchise, franchise to begin with anyway, despite the same crew and the UniversalAdaptorCast, but was reluctantly stuck on there to boost the box office. (Interestingly, in some countries, the movie was released as ''Carry On In The Legion''.)
This was the second ''Carry On'' film that didn't have the "Carry On" phrase proceeding the verb/phrase, but is sometimes stuck on when listed as a feature in the TV Guide.
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West and Simpson are signed up by Sgt Knocker (Silvers), after being mistaken for patrolling a restaurant owned by [=ZigZig=] (Sims). Although not really having experience about life in the army, they are forced to join forces with classicist Knocker and the rest of the Legion to repel Abulbul's bloodthirsty Bedouins.
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West and Simpson are signed up by Sgt SGT Knocker (Silvers), after being mistaken for patrolling a restaurant owned by [=ZigZig=] (Sims). Although not really having experience about life in the army, they are forced to join forces with classicist Knocker and the rest of the Legion to repel Abulbul's bloodthirsty Bedouins.
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** Sgt Knocker -- the word "knocker" being slang for breasts.
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--->'''Bo''': I assume he means our ears.\\
'''Sgt Knocker''': ''[weakly]'' That's my boy. Always thinking of [[GroinAttack the higher things]].
'''Sgt Knocker''': ''[weakly]'' That's my boy. Always thinking of [[GroinAttack the higher things]].
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** Then much later:
--->'''SGT Knocker''': ''[after realising they're in the harem tent]'' No man is allowed in here. Only the eunuchs.\\
'''Bo West''': What's a "eunuch"?\\
'''SGT Knocker''': [[BrickJoke You will never know how close you were to finding out.]]
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--->'''Bo West''': ''[upon introduction]'' Good evening, madam. My name is Bertram Oliphant West.\\
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'''[=ZigZig=]''': [[DeadpanSnarker Well, what do you expect me to do about it?]]
'''[=ZigZig=]''': [[DeadpanSnarker Well, what do you expect me to do about it?]]
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'''''Follow That Camel''''' is a ''Film/CarryOn'' movie that was released in 1967 as the fourteenth movie in the series. It stars regulars Creator/KennethWilliams, Creator/JimDale, Charles Hawtrey, Angela Douglas, Creator/JoanSims, Peter Butterworth, and Bernard Bresslaw. This was the second ''Carry On'' film that didn't have the "Carry On" phrase proceeding the verb/phrase, but is sometimes stuck on when listed as a feature in the TV Guide. Newcomer Anita Harris joins the cast, as well as Creator/PhilSilvers in his only ''Carry On'' film. It wasn't meant to be a member of the franchise, despite the same crew and the UniversalAdaptorCast, but was reluctantly stuck on there to boost the box office.
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'''''Follow That Camel''''' is a ''Film/CarryOn'' movie that was released in 1967 as the fourteenth movie in the series. It stars regulars Creator/KennethWilliams, Creator/JimDale, Charles Hawtrey, Angela Douglas, Creator/JoanSims, Peter Butterworth, and Bernard Bresslaw. This was the second ''Carry On'' film that didn't have the "Carry On" phrase proceeding the verb/phrase, but is sometimes stuck on when listed as a feature in the TV Guide. Newcomer Anita Harris joins the cast, as well as Creator/PhilSilvers in his only ''Carry On'' film. It wasn't meant to be a member of the franchise, despite the same crew and the UniversalAdaptorCast, but was reluctantly stuck on there to boost the box office.
office. (Interestingly, in some countries, the movie was released as ''Carry On In The Legion''.)
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-->--'''Bo''', almost killed a bowl in a cricket match.
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* TheIngenue: Lady Jane is very naive when she sets out after Bo, which several less scrupulous men use to their advantage; when she mentions she is travelling alone to a railway porter, a ship's steward, and finally Commandant Burger, each one smiles lasciviously before drawing the nearest window shade. In each case, the camera pans away as we hear Lady Jane's surprised (yet also interested) reaction to their advances.
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* TheIngenue: Lady Jane is very naive when she sets out after Bo, which several less scrupulous men use to their advantage; when she mentions she is travelling alone to a railway porter, a ship's steward, and finally Commandant Burger, each one smiles lasciviously before drawing the nearest window shade. In each case, [[SexyDiscretionShot the camera pans away as we hear Lady Jane's surprised (yet also interested) reaction to their advances.]]
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* WhosYourDaddy: At the end of the film, [[spoiler:Bo and Lady Jane have married, and Nocker visits them in England and sees the child to whom Lady Jane has just given birth - a son who looks exactly like Commandant Burger,]] right down to the HighClassGlass.
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* WhosYourDaddy: At the end of the film, [[spoiler:Bo and Lady Jane have married, and Nocker Knocker visits them in England and sees the child to whom Lady Jane has just given birth - a son who looks exactly like Commandant Burger,]] right down to the HighClassGlass.
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* InvisibleHoles: After the battle in the film's climax, Burger doesn't notice until he takes a drink of water that he has been shot multiple times; the water pours out of the many bulletholes in his body.
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* InvisibleHoles: After the battle in the film's climax, Burger doesn't notice until he takes a drink of water that he has been shot multiple times; the water pours out of the many bulletholes bullet-holes in his body.
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* WhosYourDaddy: At the end of the film, Bo [[spoiler:Bo and Lady Jane have married, and Nocker visits them in England and sees the child to whom Lady Jane has just given birth - a son who looks exactly like Commandant Burger, Burger,]] right down to the HighClassGlass.
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* InvisibleHoles: After the battle in the film's climax, Burger doesn't notice until he takes a drink of water that he has been shot multiple times; the water pours out of the many bulletholes in his body.
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* CirclingVultures: Seen as the troops march across the desert from the dry oasis to emphasise the severity of their situation.
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* TheIngenue: Lady Jane is very naive when she sets out after Bo, which several less scrupulous men use to their advantage; when she mentions she is travelling alone to a railway porter, a ship's steward, and finally Commandant Burger, each one smiles lasciviously before drawing the nearest window shade. In each case, the camera pans away as we hear Lady Jane's surprised (yet also interested) reaction to their advances.
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* ArmedFarces: As with all military-set ''Carry On'' films, this film is packed with clueless officers, naive [=NCOs=], and privates who couldn't find their way out of a sandpit, much less navigate the Sahara.
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* HighClassGlass: Burger.Burger, the legion's commandant, wears a monocle.
* HollywoodMirage: The legionnaires are distracted by numerous mirages as they cross the desert, and finally decide to pass by what they believe is an illusionary luxury hotel - to the dismay of the (very real) proprietors, who can't understand why they aren't doing more business.
* HollywoodMirage: The legionnaires are distracted by numerous mirages as they cross the desert, and finally decide to pass by what they believe is an illusionary luxury hotel - to the dismay of the (very real) proprietors, who can't understand why they aren't doing more business.
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* AffectionateNickname: Bertram West is nicknamed "Bo", possibly because of his fore and middle name ('''B'''ertram '''O'''liphant).
* {{Brownface}}: Bresslaw was this in order to play Sheikh Abdul Abulbul.
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* AffectionateNickname: Bertram West is nicknamed "Bo", possibly because of his fore and middle name ('''B'''ertram '''O'''liphant).
* {{Brownface}}: Bresslaw was this in order to play Sheikh Abdul Abulbul.
* {{Brownface}}: Bresslaw was this in order to play Sheikh Abdul Abulbul.
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-->'''Bo''': I assume he means our ears.
-->'''Sgt Knocker''': ''[weakly]'' That's my boy. Always thinking of [[GroinAttack the higher things]].
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'''Sgt Knocker''': ''[weakly]'' That's my boy. Always thinking of [[GroinAttack the higher things]].
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Sgt Knocker -- the word "knocker" being slang for breasts.
* GreatEscape: West running away (with Simpson) to escape being accused of fraud.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: GettingCrapPastTheRadar:
** Sgt Knocker -- the word "knocker" being slang for breasts.
** Sheikh threatening the Legion, and claim he'll cut off their body parts if they cross him again.
-->'''Bo''': I assume he means our ears.
-->'''Sgt Knocker''': ''[weakly]'' That's my boy. Always thinking of [[GroinAttack the higher things]].
* GreatEscape: West running away (with Simpson) to escape being accused offraud.cheating in a cricket match.
** Sgt Knocker -- the word "knocker" being slang for breasts.
** Sheikh threatening the Legion, and claim he'll cut off their body parts if they cross him again.
-->'''Bo''': I assume he means our ears.
-->'''Sgt Knocker''': ''[weakly]'' That's my boy. Always thinking of [[GroinAttack the higher things]].
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* MundaneMadeAwesome: A cricket match battle between Sheikh and Bo at the end of the film.
* SeriousBusiness: Looks like cheating in a cricket match lands you in prison. Especially in front of the upper-class.
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'''''Follow That Camel''''' is a ''Film/CarryOn'' movie that was released in 1967 as the fourteenth movie in the series. It stars regulars KennethWilliams, Jim Dale, Charles Hawtrey, Angela Douglas, JoanSims, Peter Butterworth, and Bernard Bresslaw. This was the second ''Carry On'' film that didn't have the "Carry On" phrase proceeding the verb/phrase, but is sometimes stuck on when listed as a feature in the TV Guide. Newcomer Anita Harris joins the cast, as well as Creator/PhilSilvers in his only ''Carry On'' film. It wasn't meant to be a member of the franchise, despite the same crew and the UniversalAdaptorCast, but was reluctantly stuck on there to boost the box office.
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'''''Follow That Camel''''' is a ''Film/CarryOn'' movie that was released in 1967 as the fourteenth movie in the series. It stars regulars KennethWilliams, Jim Dale, Creator/KennethWilliams, Creator/JimDale, Charles Hawtrey, Angela Douglas, JoanSims, Creator/JoanSims, Peter Butterworth, and Bernard Bresslaw. This was the second ''Carry On'' film that didn't have the "Carry On" phrase proceeding the verb/phrase, but is sometimes stuck on when listed as a feature in the TV Guide. Newcomer Anita Harris joins the cast, as well as Creator/PhilSilvers in his only ''Carry On'' film. It wasn't meant to be a member of the franchise, despite the same crew and the UniversalAdaptorCast, but was reluctantly stuck on there to boost the box office.
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'''''Follow That Camel''''' is a ''Film/CarryOn'' movie that was released in 1967 as the fourteenth movie in the series. It stars regulars Kenneth Williams, KennethWilliams, Jim Dale, Charles Hawtrey, Angela Douglas, Joan Sims, JoanSims, Peter Butterworth, and Bernard Bresslaw. This was the second ''Carry On'' film that didn't have the "Carry On" phrase proceeding the verb/phrase, but is sometimes stuck on when listed as a feature in the TV Guide. Newcomer Anita Harris joins the cast, as well as Creator/PhilSilvers in his only ''Carry On'' film. It wasn't meant to be a member of the franchise, despite the same crew and the UniversalAdaptorCast, but was reluctantly stuck on there to boost the box office.
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'''''Follow That Camel''''' is a ''Film/CarryOn'' movie that was released in 1967 as the fourteenth movie in the series. It stars regulars Kenneth Williams, Jim Dale, Charles Hawtrey, Angela Douglas, Joan Sims, Peter Butterworth, and Bernard Bresslaw. This was the second ''Carry On'' film that didn't have the "Carry On" phrase proceeding the verb/phrase, but is sometimes stuck on when listed as a feature in the TV Guide. Newcomer Anita Harris join joins the cast, as well as Creator/PhilSilvers in his only ''Carry On'' film. It wasn't meant to be a member of the franchise, despite the same crew and the UniversalAdaptorCast, but was reluctantly stuck on there to boost the box office.
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'''''Follow That Camel''''' is a ''Film/CarryOn'' movie that was released in 1967 as the fourteenth movie in the series. It stars regulars Kenneth Williams, Jim Dale, Charles Hawtrey, Angela Douglas, Joan Sims, Peter Butterworth, and Bernard Bresslaw. This was the second ''Carry On'' film that didn't have the "Carry On" phrase proceeding the verb/phrase, but is sometimes stuck on when listed as a feature in the TV Guide. Newcomer Anita Harris join the cast, as well as Phil Silvers in only ''Carry On'' film. It wasn't meant to be a member of the franchise, despite the same crew and the UniversalAdaptorCast, but was reluctantly stuck on there to boost the box office.
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'''''Follow That Camel''''' is a ''Film/CarryOn'' movie that was released in 1967 as the fourteenth movie in the series. It stars regulars Kenneth Williams, Jim Dale, Charles Hawtrey, Angela Douglas, Joan Sims, Peter Butterworth, and Bernard Bresslaw. This was the second ''Carry On'' film that didn't have the "Carry On" phrase proceeding the verb/phrase, but is sometimes stuck on when listed as a feature in the TV Guide. Newcomer Anita Harris join the cast, as well as Phil Silvers Creator/PhilSilvers in his only ''Carry On'' film. It wasn't meant to be a member of the franchise, despite the same crew and the UniversalAdaptorCast, but was reluctantly stuck on there to boost the box office.
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'''''Follow That Camel''''' is a ''Film/CarryOn'' movie that was released in 1967 as the fourteenth movie in the series. It stars regulars Kenneth Williams, Jim Dale, Charles Hawtrey, Angela Douglas, Joan Sims, Peter Butterworth, and Bernard Bresslaw. This was the second ''Carry On'' film that didn't have the "Carry On" phrase proceeding the verb/phrase, but is sometimes stuck on when listed as a feature in the TV Guide. Newcomers Angela Douglas and Newcomer Anita Harris join the cast, as well as Phil Silvers in only ''Carry On'' film. It wasn't meant to be a member of the franchise, despite the same crew and the UniversalAdaptorCast, but was reluctantly stuck on there to boost the box office.
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* BungledSuicide: Lady Jane's arranged-husband hangs himself on the news that Bo has fled to join the army after he accused him of tripping him over at a cricket match. The dinner guests managed to save him before it's too late.
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* AsLongAsItSoundsForeign: To be honest, Sheikh Abdul Abulbul sounds like the worst imitation of a Middle Eastern name in British film history.
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-->--'''Bo, almost killed a bowl in a cricket match.'''
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''Follow That Camel'' is a ''Film/CarryOn'' movie that was released in 1967 as the fourteenth movie in the series. It stars regulars Kenneth Williams, Jim Dale, Charles Hawtrey, Joan Sims, Peter Butterworth, and Bernard Bresslaw. This was the second ''Carry On'' film that didn't have the "Carry On" phrase proceeding the verb/phrase, but is sometimes stuck on when listed as a feature in the TV Guide. Newcomers Angela Douglas and Anita Harris join the cast, as well as Phil Silvers in only ''Carry On'' film. It wasn't meant to be a member of the franchise, despite the same crew and the UniversalAdaptorCast, but was reluctantly stuck on there to boost the box office.
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* AffectionateNickname: Bertram West is nicknamed "Bo", possibly because of his fore and middle name ('''B'''ertram '''O''liphant).
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* FraudienExcuse: The reason that Burger joined the Legion was because he was ashamed that he cut Jane's finger during a fencing lesson.
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It is said to be a parody of the novel ''Literature/BeauGeste'' by Percival Christopher Wren, mostly of the 1933 movie adaptation, but it mocks other films around the plot of the FrenchForeignLegion, such as certain characters' names, like the character of CorkTip (Harris), who was a mock of the Cigarette character from the movie ''Literature/UnderTwoFlags''.
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It is said to be a parody of the novel ''Literature/BeauGeste'' by Percival Christopher Wren, mostly of the 1933 movie adaptation, but it mocks other films around the plot of the FrenchForeignLegion, such as certain characters' names, like the character of CorkTip [=CorkTip=] (Harris), who was a mock of the Cigarette character from the movie ''Literature/UnderTwoFlags''.
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West and Simpson are signed up by Sgt Knocker (Silvers), after being mistaken for patrolling a restaurant owned by ZigZig (Sims). Although not really having experience about life in the army, they are forced to join forces with classicist Knocker and the rest of the Legion to repel Abulbul's bloodthirsty Bedouins.
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West and Simpson are signed up by Sgt Knocker (Silvers), after being mistaken for patrolling a restaurant owned by ZigZig [=ZigZig=] (Sims). Although not really having experience about life in the army, they are forced to join forces with classicist Knocker and the rest of the Legion to repel Abulbul's bloodthirsty Bedouins.
* AffectionateNickname: Bertram West is nicknamed "Bo", possibly because of his fore and middle name ('''B'''ertram '''O''liphant).
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* DistractedByTheSexy: West and Knocker are kidnapped by Abulbul because they wander into a cafe and are enchanted by CorkTip.
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* DistractedByTheSexy: West and Knocker are kidnapped by Abulbul because they wander into a cafe and are enchanted by CorkTip.[=CorkTip=].
* GreatEscape: West running away (with Simpson) to escape being accused of fraud.
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* BungledSidekick: Simpson.
* SophisticatedAsHell: Burger.
* SophisticatedAsHell: Burger.
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* WhoNamesTheirKidDude: Anyone ever heard of the name "Oliphant"?
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->''"Not out!"''
-->--'''Bo, almost killed a bowl in a cricket match.'''
''Follow That Camel'' is a ''Film/CarryOn'' movie that was released in 1967 as the fourteenth movie in the series. It stars regulars Kenneth Williams, Jim Dale, Charles Hawtrey, Joan Sims, Peter Butterworth, and Bernard Bresslaw. This was the second ''Carry On'' film that didn't have the "Carry On" phrase proceeding the verb/phrase, but is sometimes stuck on when listed as a feature in the TV Guide. Newcomers Angela Douglas and Anita Harris join the cast, as well as Phil Silvers in only ''Carry On'' film. It wasn't meant to be a member of the franchise, despite the same crew and the UniversalAdaptorCast, but was reluctantly stuck on there to boost the box office.
It is said to be a parody of the novel ''Literature/BeauGeste'' by Percival Christopher Wren, mostly of the 1933 movie adaptation, but it mocks other films around the plot of the FrenchForeignLegion, such as certain characters' names, like the character of CorkTip (Harris), who was a mock of the Cigarette character from the movie ''Literature/UnderTwoFlags''.
A man named Bertram West (Dale) is accused of fraud, and leaves England to join the French Foreign Legion, followed by his loyal servant Simpson (Butterworth). He was originally competing with a captain over the affections of Lady Jane Ponsonby (Douglas), but she sets out to find him once she realizes he's innocent, bumping into several locals and one of her former teachers, now named Commandant Burger (Williams) of the Legion, she is kidnapped by the Sheikh Abdul Abulbul (Bresslaw) and made his 13th wife.
West and Simpson are signed up by Sgt Knocker (Silvers), after being mistaken for patrolling a restaurant owned by ZigZig (Sims). Although not really having experience about life in the army, they are forced to join forces with classicist Knocker and the rest of the Legion to repel Abulbul's bloodthirsty Bedouins.
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!!Tropes Included:
* {{Brownface}}: Bresslaw was this in order to play Sheikh Abdul Abulbul.
* TheCameo: Charles Hawtrey as Captain Le Pice, who doesn't really have much of a major role in the story.
* DistractedByTheSexy: West and Knocker are kidnapped by Abulbul because they wander into a cafe and are enchanted by CorkTip.
* {{Fanservice}}: Mostly from the women of the desert [[BareYourMidriff baring their midriffs]].
* FraudienExcuse: The reason that Burger joined the Legion was because he was ashamed that he cut Jane's finger during a fencing lesson.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Sgt Knocker -- the word "knocker" being slang for breasts.
* HighClassGlass: Burger.
* BungledSidekick: Simpson.
* SophisticatedAsHell: Burger.
->''"Not out!"''
-->--'''Bo, almost killed a bowl in a cricket match.'''
''Follow That Camel'' is a ''Film/CarryOn'' movie that was released in 1967 as the fourteenth movie in the series. It stars regulars Kenneth Williams, Jim Dale, Charles Hawtrey, Joan Sims, Peter Butterworth, and Bernard Bresslaw. This was the second ''Carry On'' film that didn't have the "Carry On" phrase proceeding the verb/phrase, but is sometimes stuck on when listed as a feature in the TV Guide. Newcomers Angela Douglas and Anita Harris join the cast, as well as Phil Silvers in only ''Carry On'' film. It wasn't meant to be a member of the franchise, despite the same crew and the UniversalAdaptorCast, but was reluctantly stuck on there to boost the box office.
It is said to be a parody of the novel ''Literature/BeauGeste'' by Percival Christopher Wren, mostly of the 1933 movie adaptation, but it mocks other films around the plot of the FrenchForeignLegion, such as certain characters' names, like the character of CorkTip (Harris), who was a mock of the Cigarette character from the movie ''Literature/UnderTwoFlags''.
A man named Bertram West (Dale) is accused of fraud, and leaves England to join the French Foreign Legion, followed by his loyal servant Simpson (Butterworth). He was originally competing with a captain over the affections of Lady Jane Ponsonby (Douglas), but she sets out to find him once she realizes he's innocent, bumping into several locals and one of her former teachers, now named Commandant Burger (Williams) of the Legion, she is kidnapped by the Sheikh Abdul Abulbul (Bresslaw) and made his 13th wife.
West and Simpson are signed up by Sgt Knocker (Silvers), after being mistaken for patrolling a restaurant owned by ZigZig (Sims). Although not really having experience about life in the army, they are forced to join forces with classicist Knocker and the rest of the Legion to repel Abulbul's bloodthirsty Bedouins.
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!!Tropes Included:
* {{Brownface}}: Bresslaw was this in order to play Sheikh Abdul Abulbul.
* TheCameo: Charles Hawtrey as Captain Le Pice, who doesn't really have much of a major role in the story.
* DistractedByTheSexy: West and Knocker are kidnapped by Abulbul because they wander into a cafe and are enchanted by CorkTip.
* {{Fanservice}}: Mostly from the women of the desert [[BareYourMidriff baring their midriffs]].
* FraudienExcuse: The reason that Burger joined the Legion was because he was ashamed that he cut Jane's finger during a fencing lesson.
* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Sgt Knocker -- the word "knocker" being slang for breasts.
* HighClassGlass: Burger.
* BungledSidekick: Simpson.
* SophisticatedAsHell: Burger.