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Movies of Charles Hawtrey and Terence Longdon together

Charles Hawtrey and Terence Longdon have starred in 8 movies together. Their first film was Simon and Laura in 1955. The most recent movie that Charles Hawtrey and Terence Longdon starred together was That's Carry On! in 1977.

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1955

Simon and Laura

Simon and Laura

Simon and Laura

Charles Hawtrey

Starred as Railway Porter

Terence Longdon

Starred as Barney

1956

Jumping for Joy

Jumping for Joy

Jumping for Joy

Charles Hawtrey

Starred as Punter at Bar

Terence Longdon

Starred as John Wyndham

1958

Carry on Sergeant

Carry on Sergeant

Carry on Sergeant

Charles Hawtrey

Starred as Peter Golightly

Terence Longdon

Starred as Miles Heywood

1959

Carry on Nurse

Carry on Nurse

Carry on Nurse

Charles Hawtrey

Starred as Humphrey Hinton

Terence Longdon

Starred as Ted York

1960

Carry on Constable

Carry on Constable

Carry on Constable

Charles Hawtrey

Starred as PC Timothy Gorse

Terence Longdon

Starred as Herbert Hall

1961

Carry on Regardless

Carry on Regardless

Carry on Regardless

Charles Hawtrey

Starred as Gabriel Dimple

Terence Longdon

Starred as Montgomery Infield-Hopping

1961

What a Whopper

What a Whopper

What a Whopper

Charles Hawtrey

Starred as Arnold

Terence Longdon

Starred as Vernon

1977

That's Carry On!

That's Carry On!

That's Carry On!

Charles Hawtrey

Starred as Various Characters

Terence Longdon

Starred as Various Characters

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