Carry On Up the Jungle

Continuity mistake: When the woman with the glasses meets the other man for the first time after laying on the sand, the woman has sand on her back. In the shot when you look at her back the sand has disappeared.

Continuity mistake: When the jungle boy says "woman" to June, he points to his chest and puts his hand to the ground. In the next shot, he is pointing to his chest again.

Continuity mistake: When June is trying to teach the Jungle Boy at the side of the lake, the sand on the Jungle Boy's belly keeps disappearing and re-appearing between shots.

Continuity mistake: When June and the Jungle Boy are at the side of the lake, her negligee appears very wet and sandy but just a few seconds later it is now spotlessly clean.

Continuity mistake: When Lady Bagley is having a shower, Bill Boosey drapes a towel over her head. Yet when the gorilla is looking through Chumley's binoculars in the tree, the towel is nowhere to be seen.

Continuity mistake: When Kenneth Connor says "Emit air in that disgusting fashion?" to Sid James during the dinner scene at the camp, you can see that Sid is holding his glass of wine above his plate, but in the next shot he is resting it on the table.

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June: I wondered if it would be safe for me to go for a walk. I mean, would anything happen?
Bill Boosey: Darling, you could walk starkers through a Foreign Legion outpost and nothing would happen.

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Trivia: In the scene involving Terry Scott's "Tarzan" character at the waterfall, the first take of this shot was ruined when Terry Scott's ...er "manhood" fell out of his loincloth, leaving Mr. Scott a little bit more exposed than the script called for. Producer Peter Rogers was later quoted as saying, "If I'd known THAT was going to make an appearance, I'd have put make-up on it."

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