Carry On Abroad

A roguish, flirtatious husband whose wandering eye unsettles his wife and entangles him in various romantic schemes. He embodies holiday bravado and opportunistic charm, often complicating steady relationships for a laugh. His escapades unfold against the backdrop of a chaotic vacation that tests his reliability.

Vic’s long-suffering wife who despises flying and holidays but tags along to keep Vic away from Sadie. She is practical, protective, and easily exasperated by the trip’s chaos, serving as a stabilizing counterpoint to the ensemble’s antics.

A young widow who enjoys flirting and social intrigue, drawing Vic’s attention and later Bert’s. She drives several romantic subplots and embodies the film’s risqué humor, often pushing social boundaries with bold charm.

A friend prone to violent twitches who adds physical comedy and unpredictable interruptions to the trip. His presence heightens the sense of chaos and provides a foil to more composed characters.

A travel agency representative responsible for ushering the guests on their vacation. He embodies the optimistic, bureaucratic sales side of holiday planning and often comments on chaos with a dry, detached wit.

Assistant to the travel agency who becomes entangled in flirtations and romantic experiments. She seduces the police chief while in prison, signaling a willingness to bend rules for amusement and drama.

The hotel manager who shifts between roles to keep the place running, often failing due to the building’s dysfunction. He embodies the era’s spoof of managerial incompetence, exploding with frustration as guests cause more trouble.

A monk adjusting to secular life, whose awkwardness and faith provide a distinct farcical thread. He pursues a romance with Marge, a storyline tempered by his own reticence and clumsiness.

Stanley’s wife, initially reserved, who ends up awakening to romance with Georgio and rekindling her sex life. Her arc showcases personal transformation amid a chaotic holiday.

A friend of Nicholas who participates in romantic pursuits and competition for affection, embodying the group’s social dynamics and playful rivalry.

A companion of Robin, pursued by Lily and sharing in the group’s roguish vibe. He contributes to the ensemble’s love triangles and lighthearted deception.

A drunken guest whose advances and mischief add chaotic farce to interactions with other travelers. His antics amplify the risqué humor central to the film.

One of the women seeking romance, who lures Nicholas away from Robin in hopes of finding a lover. Her flirtations propel several misunderstandings and romantic turns.

A friend who pursues a romance with Brother Bernard, navigating faith and its clash with holiday antics. Her storyline threads through the ensemble, adding warmth and humor.