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Sep 11, 2026

John MabeeHOST
9:18
James, right at the beginning of the show, we opened with the wonderful theme tune to Bless This House, the movie from 1972.
John MabeeHOST
9:29
And Without a Shadow of a Doubt goes in my top 50 films of all time because it's just so... cosy and beautiful and I feel like we're kindred spirits because I thought no one's ever going to choose that you've obviously some things have changed from the TV series Robin Asquith is now playing the son Peter Butterworth is now playing Trevor the next door neighbour but you have still got Diana Coupland, Sid James and Patsy Rowlands at the helm with Sally Gieson as well James tell us why you chose that and what that means to you
James HoggGUEST
10:04
The difference you didn't mention was Eric Rodgers, the music.
James HoggGUEST
10:10
Yes, of course.
James HoggGUEST
12:15
And I know it's formulaic and I know it's simple.
James HoggGUEST
12:17
And I know you could write the you know, you could write the synopsis and probably the script on the back of a fag packet.
James HoggGUEST
12:22
But who cares? And Sid James is at his peak, I think.
James HoggGUEST
12:26
And obviously, and also Sid James and Peter Butterworth, you know, an on-screen partnership made in heaven.
MarkHOST
58:32
Did that remind you of
PeteHOST
58:32
anything? Did that scene where he steps out, did that remind you of anything specific? It instantly brought to mind Sid James in Carry On Abroad opening up.
PeteHOST
58:42
There's various scenes in Carry On Abroad where someone opens up the door and they either fall down.
PeteHOST
58:48
There's no
Bob MillsGUEST
10:46
Yeah.
Bob MillsGUEST
10:46
I, I don't know if you've ever seen 12 Angry Men, the, the, uh, Tony Hancock one with Sid James.
Chris ScullHOST
10:51
Mm.
Bob MillsGUEST
10:52
He's Sid James in there sitting behind, uh, in, in the j- in the juror's bench, sitting behind Hancock going, "Why don't you object?"
Chris ScullHOST
11:00
[laughs]
Josh WiddicombeHOST
11:01
[laughs]
Rick AinleyHOST
65:22
One of the words is right, but it's not what you think.
Rick AinleyHOST
65:25
Doesn't star Sid James, if that's a bit of a clue.
Rick AinleyHOST
65:29
Rick from Toronto, on the nose, and you actually knew about both shows.
Rick AinleyHOST
65:34
Yep, the American version was actually quite funny too, and I sometimes watch it over here.

24 MINS LATER

Rick AinleyHOST
89:39
See if you can guess which show this comes from.
Rick AinleyHOST
89:55
So if you think you know the answer where that comes from, Studio at biglradio.co.uk or 01255 808 113.
Rick AinleyHOST
90:07
Now it did start Sid James and some other names, but I'm not going to give you the big names.
Rick AinleyHOST
90:14
Might give you some more clues later on.
ScottHOST
1:22
I think we're going to be debating whether Kenneth Williams plays the most gloriously incompetent naval captain ever in British cinematic history.
ScottHOST
1:29
We're going to mourn the loss of people like Sid James and Joan Sims at some point during this.
ScottHOST
1:36
What we need to discuss at some point, this didn't start off life as a carry-on film.
ScottHOST
1:41
Mark wasn't aware of this, were you, mate? Because Mark's always held this one in a little bit...

15 MINS LATER

MarkPANELIST
16:48
That's by the Gribbons bringing it, I think, the comedy there.
ScottHOST
16:52
So we're missing, like, Sid, Hattie Jakes, Joan Sims, but does the film suffer? Does it suffer without those traditional anchors, for want of a better word? Or does it give the cast a bit more room to shine? I
TonyPANELIST
17:04
don't actually think there was a room for Sid James in this one.
TonyPANELIST
17:09
I don't think he'd have actually had a part that would have been worth playing for him in it.
Stephen ArnallGUEST
26:53
So, so-
Robert ShepherdHOST
26:53
No double entendres like Sid James.
Stephen ArnallGUEST
26:56
[laughs]
Robert ShepherdHOST
26:56
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Peter WolfersGUEST
14:48
Expresso Bongo.
Andrew RobertsHOST
14:51
In the South African army during the war, his officer was Sid James.
Andrew RobertsHOST
14:55
There you are.
Andrew RobertsHOST
14:55
That's a bit of useless information for you.
Paul HawksbeeHOST
4:39
You can't use that in 2026.
Paul HawksbeeHOST
4:42
What did you nick that for Sid James? Where did you get it from? I don't know.
Paul HawksbeeHOST
4:46
Is there one that goes cool?
Andy JacobsHOST
4:48
There's this one.
Mary BeardHOST
3:21
Romans themselves were always intrigued by the vestal virgins and so later generations have been in different ways.
Charlotte HigginsHOST
3:30
If you're a bit antique like us, you might have a vague inkling that Carry On Cleo with Sid James gives us a little glimpse inside the Temple of the Vestal Virgins.
Mary BeardHOST
3:43
And a rather louche temple it is too.
Mary BeardHOST
3:46
And it's actually where Kenneth Williams, as Caesar, delivered his immortal words.
John StanleyHOST
17:18
Okay, here we go.
John StanleyHOST
17:19
For those who've been hanging out for a bizarre wig story, this one has the famous carry-on movies with Sid James and Kenneth Williams.
John StanleyHOST
17:29
What have you got for us?
Craig BennettGUEST
17:30
Hattie Jacques, Remember Her, Matron and all of that.
Craig BennettGUEST
17:45
This one floods in tonight.
Craig BennettGUEST
17:46
And I'm sure you remember vividly the buxom blonde British bombshell Dame Barbara Windsor.
Craig BennettGUEST
17:52
She did nine carry-on movies of the 60s and 70s with Sid James, who was normally chasing her around.
Craig BennettGUEST
18:00
She usually played the saucy nurse with the heaving bosoms and usually no knickers on, if I remember it.

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