Carry On Up the Khyber (1968)

Trivia: Although they play father and daughter, Kenneth Williams (The Khasi of Kalabar) was only 14 years older than Angela Douglas (Princess Jelhi).

Trivia: This film marked Terry Scott's return to the series. His last film had been "Carry On Sergeant" (1958).

Trivia: The Khyber Pass is actually Snowdonia in Wales. All of the rest of the production was filmed at Pinewood Studios in London.

Trivia: The role of Captain Keene was originally written for Carry On regular Jim Dale, but he was unavailable due to stage commitments. Roy Castle replaced Dale for his one and only appearance in the Carry On film series.

Trivia: During the dinner scene towards the end of the film, a piece of plaster falls from the ceiling onto Lady Ruff Diamond who says, "Oh dear! I seem to have got a little plastered!" Joan Sims ad-libbed this line.