Confessions from a Holiday Camp
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Confessions from a Holiday Camp is a 1977 British comedy film.
[edit] Plot
Spoiler warning: Plot and/or ending details follow.
In a typical British holiday camp during summer the employees are bored. In order to enjoy the summer and have some holiday while working they celebrate erotic parties. This is a great pleasure for them until the arrival of a new manager who tries to change their bad habits and turns their lives into hell.
Like the others in the "Confessions of..." series, this was essentially an excuse to show a great deal of nudity. The film appears extremely dated to modern eyes, particularly in the racist caricature character of Blackbird.
[edit] Cast
Cast overview, first billed only:
- Robin Askwith .... Timmy Lea
- Anthony Booth .... Sidney Noggett
- Bill Maynard .... Mr. Lea
- Doris Hare .... Mrs. Lea
- Sheila White .... Rosie Noggett
- Linda Hayden .... Brigitte
- Lance Percival .... Lionel
- John Junkin .... Mr. Whitemonk
- Liz Fraser .... Mrs. Antonia Whitemonk
- Colin Crompton .... Roughage
- Nicholas Bond-Owen .... Kevin (as Nicholas Owen)
- Mike Savage .... Kevin's Dad
- Janet Edis .... Kevin's Mum
- Nicola Blackman .... Blackbird
- Caroline Ellis .... Gladys
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