Carry On Camping Cartoon The Carryoons
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- The World's first Carry On cartoon comedy. This Carryoons test animation sequence mixes traditional hand drawn 2D animation with a wealth of vocal talent from original cast members & a host of brilliant impressionist.
Jack Douglas & Patrick Allen provide more than a touch of Carry On authenticity.
I used to work at Pinewood Studios as a Medic for Film and TV. Outside the office is a dedicated parking space always vacant for Mr Rodgers. Thanks for the smiles.
I would love to see this hilarious cartoon comedy to be released onto a tv series because it would bring back the memories of the Carry On films especially since all the actors/actress are gone forever.
Thanks Kerry.
I remember reading about this all those years ago, never came to fruition, did it
Never says never
Looking forward to seeing these.
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What a hidden gem! Brilliant
Appreciate the feedback. Thanks
Fantastic, can't wait for them.
Thanks Simon
My type of series🇬🇧
Missed a trick not getting James Hurn in to play Sid James
James wasn’t available bad then. He has since provided Sid in later clips
@@mediacityavid Great to hear! tbh I was huffing at the voice reels thinking "no no they need this or that person", then it was revealed you'd chosen my exact choices for Babs and Kenny, best of luck with it Ken
Sad to say but this never got off the ground... Pity it looked like such a great idea. Maybe one day someone will realise an opportunity missed.😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
It was off the ground, but suffered from short sighted broadcasters
A very good effort all-round.
Many thanks!
OOOOoooo I Say !, Fabulous, More! More !
We’d love to do more
I hope that you get some traction with UKTV. Considering the success of the Dad's Army animations/missing eps. A series like this would surely appeal to their audience.
I'm pleasantly surprised by how good this is. Well done to all concerned.
Cheers. I appreciate the feedback. I liked the Dads Army cartoons. Especially the way the animation adds to the comedy where originally perhaps the visual humour may not have been there ?
I would like to have these on a cartoon d v d form of all the carry on as I've got all the normal ones please let me know I want to find out
Thanks for the feedback Julie. We hope that when a series is produced the entire collection is available on DVD & streaming.
Hattie Jakes is perfect, right down to her sexy eyes.
It does seem a shame that this didn't take off. Apart from David Benson, who of course *is* KW, I was really impressed by the voices for Hattie Jacques, Peter Butterworth and Barbara Windsor - not to mention Kenneth Connor, which you'd expect since it is Connor jr. Joan Sims is OK, but Hawtrey and Bresslaw... hmm... 🤔 Sid James's voice I'd imagine is a lot harder to capture that it sounds. I've never heard a good imitation of it, by anyone.
Never say Never
all the impressions are spot David Benson does a great Kenneth Williams and Hatti is great crazy that's a man doing her voice.was there a reason Frankie Howard was not counted in it?
Thank you. We were very lucky to find such brilliant voice artists.
Its like all the carry on gang in heaven ,
That’s a nice thought
Awesome!
Thanks Ian.
Soooooo wish this had happened 😂😂
Me too. The market has changed so much since our original pitch. TikTok could be the way forward ?
Can upload sid James part of the carryons?🇬🇧
I don't understand this comment ?
@@mediacityavid well what I mean is there sketches of Bernard bees slaw Kenneth Williams Kenneth Connor hatties and the behind the scenes of who did the voices of them what about sketches and behind the scenes of Keith wickham doing sid James🇬🇧
@@hamishcameron1082 Sid’s voice was recorded on another day. Also Jeremy Connor recorded his Dad’s impression from New Zealand
@@mediacityavid thats not what I just seen on the credits of who the voice cast were🇬🇧
@mediacityavid nice to read this about Jeremy. If I recall correctly, he was the little boy in Carry on Nurse when Kenneth Connor's character left the hospital