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Up the Chastity Belt

Frankie Howerd is the Funniest Knight of the Year!
1972 | 94m | English

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A funny thing happened to Lurkalot, serf to Sir Coward de Custard, on the way to Custard Castle. Lurkalot sells lusty love potions and rusty chastity belts in the market place, but on this day Sir Graggart de Bombast arrives to sack the castle, and to get the lovely Lobelia Custard in the sack! Lurkalot must help Custard cream the knight in pining armour...
Release Date: Jan 14, 1972
Director: Bob Kellett
Writer: Sid Colin, Ray Galton, Alan Simpson
Genres: Comedy
Keywords richard the lionheart, spoof
Production Companies EMI Films
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Jan 31, 2026
Entered: Apr 27, 2024
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Name Character
Frankie Howerd Lurkalot / Richard the Lionheart
Graham Crowden Sir Coward de Custard
Bill Fraser Sir Braggart de Bombast
Roy Hudd Nick the Pick
Hugh Paddick Robin Hood
Anna Quayle Lady Ashfodel
Fred Emney Mortimer
Dave King Landlord of The Blue Boar
Lance Percival Our Man in the Holy Land
Nora Swinburne Mistress of the Bed Chamber
Godfrey Winn The Archbishop Of All England
Eartha Kitt Scheherazade
David Battley Yokel
Royce Mills Knotweed
Veronica Clifford Winifred
Frank Thornton Master of Ceremonies
Iain Cuthbertson Teutonic Knight
Billy Walker Chopper
Derek Griffiths Saladin
Rita Webb Maid Marian
Judy Huxtable Gretel
Aubrey Woods Vegetable Stall Holder
Anne Aston Lobelia
Long John Baldry Little John
John Gorman 1st Man-at-Arms
John Barrett 1st Peasant
Barrie Gosney Meat Stall Holder
Norman Beaton Blacksmith
Don Hawkins 2nd Man-at-Arms
Nicholas Bennett 2nd Peasant
Sam Kydd 1st Locksmith
Jonathan Elsom 1st Horseman
Mischa De La Motte Major Domo
Toby Lenon Squill
Bernard Sharpe Will Scarlett
Alec Pleon Man in Stocks
Peter Straker Arab
David Prowse Sir Grumbel
Christopher Timothy Vendor
Alan Rebbeck Friar Tuck
Ian Trigger Lucky Charm Seller
Christopher Sandford Mutch
Johnny Vyvyan Chestnut Man
Ian White Lieutenant
Ken Wynne First Man
David Kernan Troubadour
Lally Bowers The Voice (voice)
Jimmy Gardner Little Man
Parnell McGarry Battleaxe Wife
Patricia Quinn Wife
Nora Wipp Belly Dancer
Nino Laski Belly Dancer
Sammie Winmill Waitress
Seretta Wilson Serving Wench
Fred Griffiths Father
Winnie Holman Woman
Martin Woodhams Child
Robert Tayman 2nd Horseman
Bill Burns Man-at-Arms (uncredited)
Ernest Fennemore Friar (uncredited)
Chick Fowles Lord (uncredited)
Sue Gentle Serving Wench (uncredited)
Tom Georgeson Merry Man (uncredited)
Anthony Lang Servant (uncredited)
Drina Pavlovic Slave Girl (uncredited)
Fred Wood Peasant (uncredited)
Name Job
Bob Kellett Director
Sid Colin Writer
Ray Galton Writer
Alan Simpson Writer
Ian Wilson Director of Photography
Al Gell Editor
Thelma Graves Casting
Penny Lowe Costume Design
Ramon Gow Hairdresser
Susie Hill Hairdresser
Richard Mills Makeup Artist
Pat Green Production Supervisor
Mike Gowans Assistant Director
Ernie Blake Construction Manager
Ian Fuller Sound Editor
Bill Rowe Sound Recordist
Tony White Camera Operator
Brenda Dabbs Wardrobe Master
Doreen Dearnaley Continuity
Carl Davis Original Music Composer
Seamus Flannery Production Design
Name Title
Terry Glinwood Producer
Beryl Vertue Executive Producer
Ned Sherrin Producer
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