Carry on Cabby

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6.4/10

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A taxi company is threatened when an all-female firm sets itself up in business and starts to steal their customers.

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A taxi company is threatened when an all-female firm sets itself up in business and starts to steal their customers.A taxi company is threatened when an all-female firm sets itself up in business and starts to steal their customers.A taxi company is threatened when an all-female firm sets itself up in business and starts to steal their customers.

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IMDb RATING

6.4/10

3.2K

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See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
Charles Hawtrey was unable to drive, and was given 1 hour lessons 3 times a day for 3 weeks by Pinewood Studio staff and passed his test on the Friday before filming began.

Goofs
Many, if not most, of the Glamcabs only have two doors, which would make them unsuitable as taxicabs. All scenes involving passengers only used the four-door cabs.

Quotes
[after Charlie gives her a fur coat]
Peggy Hawkins: Oh, Charlie! Oh, it's lovely!
Charlie Hawkins: I'll say it is. Genuine mammoth, that is.
Peggy Hawkins: Oh, don't be silly, Charlie.
Charlie Hawkins: Straight up, it said so on the shop window: "Mammoth fur sale."

Connections
Featured in That's Carry On! (1977)

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7/10

Funny characters with a decent plot

Carry on Cabby is quite good, there are definite strengths to the production. It's nice to see Sid James and Hattie Jacques as a wife and husband and we get Kenneth Connor, Liz Fraser and Charles Hawtrey but no Kenneth Williams this time round which was a shame but still had a strong cast.

The plot's about the women setting up a rival cabby group to the men, it's got a cool girl power message and it's one of the only Carry on films that has a definite start, middle and end instead of just sketch type things. I feel like it could have had some funnier moments but it was strong.

7/10: Good