It was slated in the press. Posh critics rubbished it. When I saw it on television later, I thought it was brilliant. (2006) [Speaking about Carry on Screaming! (1966) Show less «

Historically, I have never thought of the police as great literary critics.

It was all episodes, and that was my episode. We had twelve pages of script, just him and me, now that's a lot in film, to do in a day. I got the impression that if we didn't finish by the end of the day they would leave the end of it off. The guy who came on at the end, he had been there since about 2:30am! That's all he had to say was "Oh Penny and by the time he got to it he could hardly speak, the poor man! He nearly fainted! (2006) [Speaking about her role in Carry on Regardless (1961) and her acting with Kenneth Connor and Ed Devereaux] Show less «