Carry On Sergeant

Synopsis

In the classic British comedy film from 1958, 'Carry On Sergeant', directed by Gerald Thomas and starring William Hartnell, a group of inept army recruits led by Sergeant Grimshawe navigate through humorous training exercises to prove themselves. The film follows the misadventures of the recruits as they clash with their disciplinarian sergeant, engage in wacky antics, and strive to come together as a team. With a mix of slapstick comedy and endearing characters, 'Carry On Sergeant' delivers lighthearted entertainment and showcases the camaraderie that forms amongst the recruits during their army experience.

Cast

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  Bob Monkhouse

  Private Charlie Sage

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  William Hartnell

  Sergeant Grimshawe

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  Shirley Eaton

  Mary Sage

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  Eric Barker

  Captain Potts

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  Dora Bryan

  Norah

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  Bill Owen

  Corporal Bill Copping

Reviews

Critics have hailed 'Carry On Sergeant' for its witty humor and entertaining performances. IMDb rates the movie 6.2/10, reflecting the enduring popularity of this classic comedy. The film has been praised for its charm and timeless comedic gags, with some reviewers noting the endearing chemistry among the ensemble cast. While some critics may find the humor dated, many appreciate the nostalgic appeal and clever dialogue present throughout the movie. Overall, 'Carry On Sergeant' continues to resonate with audiences as a delightful comedy that captures the spirit of classic British humor.