: The production was able to achieve a lavish look on a Carry On budget by reusing the massive sets built for the 1963 Hollywood epic Cleopatra .
: The film features one of the most iconic lines in British comedy history, delivered by Kenneth Williams as Caesar: "Infamy, infamy, they've all got it in for me!" . Production Facts
: Portrayed by Kenneth Williams as a worried and unhappy leader who "resembles Kenneth Williams far more closely than Rex Harrison ever did". subtitle Carry on Cleo
: Once in Rome, the duo becomes entangled in the political and romantic schemes of the Roman elite, involving mistaken identities and daring escapes.
Carry on Cleo (1964) is frequently hailed by fans as the masterpiece of the Carry On series, famously utilizing the leftover sets and costumes from the high-budget Burton and Taylor film Cleopatra . Film Overview : The production was able to achieve a
: A timid British inventor of the square wheel, played by Kenneth Connor.
: Original synopsis drafts, such as those by Talbot Rothwell, initially titled the work "Carry on Caesar" before it was hand-corrected to Cleo . : Once in Rome, the duo becomes entangled
: Described in early production notes as the "world's number one Tease," she is portrayed by Amanda Barrie.