Revealing mistake: When Emmannuelle and the footballer are kissing at the football ground, it's obviously supposed to be in the medic's room - you can see a couch and a set of drawers and a filing cabinet and a medics bag with bandages and things - and yet the room also has five shower heads and wall mounted soap dishes. It's really the showers. (01:04:30)
Carry on Emmannuelle (1978)
Directed by: Gerald Thomas
Starring: Kenneth Williams, Joan Sims, Kenneth Connor, Jack Douglas, Suzanne Danielle
Visible crew/equipment: During the scene where Leyland takes Emmannuelle on a "tour" of London, shortly after she shuffles from the left of the rear seat to the right, a hand flashes through the bottom right corner of the picture. (00:17:40)
Continuity mistake: When Emmannuelle first speaks to the butler at the front door, the door is ajar from the front, but completely open from behind. (00:07:30)
Trivia: Kenneth Williams initially turned down the role of Emile Prevert as he considered the script "offensive." But after numerous rewrites, he changed his mind.
Trivia: Kenneth Connor dubbed Howard Nelson (Harry Hernia) throughout the film.
Trivia: The football match sequence combines filmed footage with real footage of the 1977 FA Cup Final between Manchester United and Liverpool.
Emile Prevert: Why me? You could have Tom, Dick or Harry.
Emmannuelle Prevert: I don't want Tom or Harry.
Immigration Officer: What is your purpose of your visit to the United Kingdom?
Emmannuelle Prevert: To make some friends with ze British.
Immigration Officer: Is the purpose of your visit business or pleasure?
Emmannuelle Prevert: Pleasure... definitely.
