Up the Chastity Belt (1972)
De koningin van Engeland bevalt van een tweeling. Om de bloedlijn te beschermen wordt er één gehouden, en de ander naar een varkensstal geracht om opgevoed te worden door de varkens. Lurkalot is opgevoed door varkens waardoor hij zijn verleden niet kent. Hij heeft een goed leven als bediende en verkoopt daarnaast ook nog kuisheidsgordels. Wanneer het kasteel van zijn meester aan Braggart de Bombast wordt verloren, moet Lurkalot vechten om zijn dochter te beschermen. Op de missie ontdekt hij dat zijn tweelingbroer Richard Lionheart is en hij dus Koninklijk bloed heeft.
Regiseur: Bob Kellett
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Frankie Howerd as Lurkalot / Richard the Lionheart |
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Graham Crowden as Sir Coward de Custard |
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Bill Fraser as Sir Braggart de Bombast |
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Roy Hudd as Nick the Pick |
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Hugh Paddick as Robin Hood |
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Anna Quayle as Lady Ashfodel |
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Fred Emney as Mortimer |
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Dave King as Landlord of The Blue Boar |
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Lance Percival as Our Man in the Holy Land |
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Nora Swinburne as Mistress of the Bed Chamber |
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Godfrey Winn as The Archbishop Of All England |
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Eartha Kitt as Scheherazade |
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David Battley as Yokel |
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Royce Mills as Knotweed |
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Veronica Clifford as Winifred |
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Frank Thornton as Master of Ceremonies |
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Iain Cuthbertson as Teutonic Knight |
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Billy Walker as Chopper |
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Derek Griffiths as Saladin |
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Rita Webb as Maid Marian |
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Judy Huxtable as Gretel |
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Aubrey Woods as Vegetable Stall Holder |
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Anne Aston as Lobelia |
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Long John Baldry as Little John |
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John Gorman as 1st Man-at-Arms |
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John Barrett as 1st Peasant |
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Barrie Gosney as Meat Stall Holder |
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Norman Beaton as Blacksmith |
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Don Hawkins as 2nd Man-at-Arms |
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Nicholas Bennett as 2nd Peasant |
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Sam Kydd as 1st Locksmith |
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Jonathan Elsom as 1st Horseman |
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Mischa De La Motte as Major Domo |
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Toby Lenon as Squill |
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Bernard Sharpe as Will Scarlett |
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Alec Pleon as Man in Stocks |
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Peter Straker as Arab |
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David Prowse as Sir Grumbel |
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Christopher Timothy as Vendor |
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Alan Rebbeck as Friar Tuck |
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Ian Trigger as Lucky Charm Seller |
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Christopher Sandford as Mutch |
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Johnny Vyvyan as Chestnut Man |
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Ian White as Lieutenant |
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Ken Wynne as First Man |
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David Kernan as Troubadour |
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Lally Bowers as The Voice (voice) |
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Jimmy Gardner as Little Man |
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Parnell McGarry as Battleaxe Wife |
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Patricia Quinn as Wife |
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Nora Wipp as Belly Dancer |
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Nino Laski as Belly Dancer |
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Sammie Winmill as Waitress |
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Seretta Wilson as Serving Wench |
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Fred Griffiths as Father |
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Winnie Holman as Woman |
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Martin Woodhams as Child |
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Robert Tayman as 2nd Horseman |
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Bill Burns as Man-at-Arms (uncredited) |
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Ernest Fennemore as Friar (uncredited) |
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Chick Fowles as Lord (uncredited) |
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Sue Gentle as Serving Wench (uncredited) |
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Tom Georgeson as Merry Man (uncredited) |
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Anthony Lang as Servant (uncredited) |
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Drina Pavlovic as Slave Girl (uncredited) |
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Fred Wood as Peasant (uncredited) |
| Writing | Sid Colin | Writer |
| Writing | Alan Simpson | Writer |
| Writing | Ray Galton | Writer |
| Directing | Bob Kellett | Director |
| Production | Ned Sherrin | Producer |
| Production | Terry Glinwood | Producer |
| Production | Beryl Vertue | Executive Producer |
| Camera | Ian Wilson | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Al Gell | Editor |
| Sound | Carl Davis | Original Music Composer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Ramon Gow | Hairdresser |
| Costume & Make-Up | Brenda Dabbs | Wardrobe Master |
| Directing | Doreen Dearnaley | Continuity |
| Art | Seamus Flannery | Production Design |
| Costume & Make-Up | Penny Lowe | Costume Design |
| Camera | Tony White | Camera Operator |
| Directing | Mike Gowans | Assistant Director |
| Costume & Make-Up | Susie Hill | Hairdresser |
| Production | Pat Green | Production Supervisor |
| Art | Ernie Blake | Construction Manager |
| Sound | Bill Rowe | Sound Recordist |
| Production | Thelma Graves | Casting |
| Costume & Make-Up | Richard Mills | Makeup Artist |
| Sound | Ian Fuller | Sound Editor |
