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Charles Hawtrey Collection

Charles Hawtrey, the beloved British actor, left an indelible mark on the world of comedy with his unforgettable performances in numerous Carry On films


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Charles Hawtrey, the beloved British actor, left an indelible mark on the world of comedy with his unforgettable performances in numerous Carry On films. From his hilarious portrayal as a bumbling hotel receptionist in "Carry On Cowboy" to his uproarious turn as Caesar's faithful servant in "Carry On Cleo (1964), " Hawtrey always had audiences rolling in the aisles. In "Carry On Jack, " Hawtrey showcased his comedic genius once again, stealing scenes with his impeccable timing and outrageous antics. A production still image from this film captures him at his finest, exuding charm and wit that endeared him to fans worldwide. But it was perhaps in "Carry On Screaming (1966)" where Hawtrey truly shone. His portrayal of Oddbod, a dim-witted but lovable character, became one of his most iconic roles. With every slapstick moment and comical mishap, he proved himself to be a master of physical comedy. Hawtrey's on-screen chemistry with Sid James was legendary, and their partnership reached new heights in films like "Carry On Again Doctor. " In this behind-the-scenes photo, we see them filming together, their camaraderie evident as they bring laughter to audiences everywhere. Beyond the Carry On series, Charles Hawtrey's talent extended into other realms of entertainment. He even graced the stage at Mr Punch's Literary Costume Ball—an engraving capturing him immersed in theatrical revelry alongside other luminaries. Whether sharing the screen with Bernard Bresslaw or delivering witty one-liners alongside fellow cast members like Sid James—Charles Hawtrey always brought joy and laughter wherever he went. His unique brand of humor continues to entertain generations today—a testament to his enduring legacy as one of Britain's greatest comedic talents.