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Betty Marsden said during filming to Dilys Laye that she always wanted to die with a glass of gin in her hand. In Denville Hall, a home for old actors, this is exactly what happened 24 hours after Miss Marsden arrived there in July 1998: she collapsed and died at the home's bar while drinking gin.
Filmed during a rainy autumn that produced loads of mud. This can be seen frequently through the film, including people sinking & slipping. To hide the mud, green paint was used. The leaves (which had by now either dropped or turned brown) were spray-painted.
Premiered in Hull, England, people were literally queuing around the block to see it. It was the highest grossing film in the United Kingdom in 1969. Carry on Up the Khyber (1968) was the second grossing film that year.
There is an in house joke in the scene when Doctor Soaper and Miss Haggard discuss love in the tent, Miss Haggard refers to her previous job in a hospital. This refers to Carry on Doctor (1967).
Betty Marsden was terrified of riding the tandem bicycle which was an important part of her scenes during filming.
"Charlie Muggins: Hello. What's a nice girl like you doing with an old cow? Girl with cow: I'm taking her to the bull. Charlie Muggins: Well, couldn't your father do that? Girl with cow: No, it must be the bull."
"Mrs. Fussey: Joan may think you're a gentleman but personally I've got sore misgivings. Sid Boggle: You ought to put some talcum powder on them."
