Carry On Don't Lose Your Head - 1966 (Ken Burns Edit) 

My absolute favourite Carry On film, everyone in it was brilliant.

Brilliant edit thank you

Charles Hawtrey on the guillotine : Messenger "There's a letter for you" Hawtrey - " Put it in the basket, I'll read it later"

How dare you mock Citizen Camembert - he's a big cheese I'll have you know!

Carry on Choppin'!

That reminds me. Must get some chops in for next Sunday.

With two Fs. You who! It's me! Tis he! Tis who! Tis him! After him! After you!

Brilliant ending to a film

Joan Sims rules.

Not very PC by today's standards, but so, so funny, LOL!!!

What about the most famous line from Joan Sims - "The Count"

Hi Ken, I don't know if it's ever been picked up on but (I believe) there's a subtle nod to the 1934 Scarlet Pimpernel movie that goes by un-noticed in DLYH, in the 1934 movie there's a scene where an accomplice of the SP visits a jail disguised as a priest to tip a family off about their rescue, as the priest enters the jail some children are playing and you can clearly hear that the childrens laughter is looped repeating itself 3 times, if you listen closely in DLYH when Bidet calls for the Duc de Pommfrit you'll hear his call is looped 3 times also, I know audio comping like this (inserts, loops etc.) has always been there in film production but it just seems like there was a deliberacy in this particular instance, I'd be interested if you or anyone can verify?

These days you wouldn’t get away with the line “men and women of both sexes”.

shouldve called it 'carry on chopping' 😜