British Comedy Guide
Up The Chastity Belt. Lurkalot (Frankie Howerd). Copyright: Associated London Films Limited
Up The Chastity Belt

Up The Chastity Belt

  • 1971 film

Film in which Frankie Howerd joins the Crusades to save his master and bring King Richard back to take his rightful place on the throne of England. Also features Graham Crowden, Bill Fraser, Roy Hudd, Hugh Paddick, Anna Quayle and more.

  • Repeated Thursday 16th January at 9:05pm on TPTV

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Cast & crew credits

Cast
Frankie Howerd Lurkalot
Frankie Howerd King Richard
Graham Crowden Sir Coward de Custard
Bill Fraser Sir Braggart de Bombast
Roy Hudd Nick the Pick
Hugh Paddick Robin Hood
Anna Quayle Ashfodel
Fred Emney Mortimer
Dave King Landlord of the Blue Boar
Lance Percival Our Man in the Holy Land
Nora Swinburne The Mistress of the Bed Chamber
Godfrey Winn The Archbishop of All England
David Battley Yokel
Veronica Clifford Winifred
Iain Cuthbertson Teutonic Knight
Derek Griffiths (as Derrick Griffiths) Saladin
Judy Huxtable Gretel
Royce Mills Knotweed
Frank Thornton Master of Ceremonies
Billy Walker Chopper
Rita Webb Maid Marian
Aubrey Woods Vegetable Stall Holder
Anne Aston Lobelia
John Baldry Little John
John Barrett 1st Peasant
Norman Beaton Blacksmith
Nicholas Bennett 2nd Peasant
Jonathan Elsom 1st Horseman
John Gorman 1st Man-at-Arms
Barrie Gosney (as Barry Gosney) Meat Stall Holder
Don Hawkins 2nd Man-at-Arms
Sam Kydd 1st Locksmith
Mischa De La Motte Major Domo
Toby Lenon Squill
Alec Pleon Man-in-Stocks
David Prowse (as Dave Prowse) Sir Grumbel
Alan Rebbeck Friar Tuck
Christopher Sandford Mutch
Ian White Lieutenant
Bernard Sharpe Will Scarlett
Peter Straker Arab
Ian Trigger Lucky Charm Seller
Johnny Vyvyan Chestnut Man
Ken Wynne First Man
Eartha Kitt Scheherazade
David Kernan Troubador
Jimmy Gardner Little Man
Ann Parnell-McGarry (as Parnell McGarry) Battle-Axe Wife
Jonathan Dennis Young Man
Patricia Quinn Wife
Christopher Timothy Vendor
Nora Wipp Belly Dancer
Niko Laski Belly Dancer
Sammie Winmill (as Sammy Winmill) Waitress
Seretta Wilson (as Serretta Wilson) Serving Wench
Fred Griffiths Father
Winnie Holman Woman
Martin Woodhams Child
Robert Tayman 2nd Horseman
Lally Bowers The Voice (Voice)
Writing team
Sid Colin Writer
Ray Galton Writer
Alan Simpson Writer
Production team
Bob Kellett Director
Ned Sherrin Producer
Terry Glinwood Producer
Beryl Vertue Executive Producer
Al Gell Editor
Seamus Flannery Production Designer
Carl Davis Composer

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