In a typical British holiday camp during summer the employees are bored to hell. In order to enjoy the summer and have some holiday while working they celebrate erotic parties. This is ...
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Title: Confessions of a Summer Camp Councillor (1977)
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| Robin Askwith | ... | Timmy Lea | |
| Anthony Booth | ... | Sidney Noggett | |
| Bill Maynard | ... | Mr. Lea | |
| Doris Hare | ... | Mrs. Lea | |
| Sheila White | ... | Rosie Noggett | |
| Linda Hayden | ... | Brigitte | |
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Lance Percival | ... | Lionel |
| John Junkin | ... | Whitemonk | |
| Liz Fraser | ... | Mrs. Whitemonk | |
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Colin Crompton | ... | Roughage |
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Nicholas Bond-Owen | ... | Kevin (as Nicholas Owen) |
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Mike Savage | ... | Kevin's Dad |
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Janet Edis | ... | Kevin's Mum |
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Nicola Blackman | ... | Blackbird |
| Caroline Ellis | ... | Glad | |
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In a typical British holiday camp during summer the employees are bored to hell. In order to enjoy the summer and have some holiday while working they celebrate erotic parties. This is great pleasure for them until the arrival of a new manager who tries to change the bad habits and turns their lives into hell. Written by Volker Boehm
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Music and Lyrics by Ed Welch and Bob Barratt
Sung by The Wurzels
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The voice of Blackbird, played by Nicola Blackman, was provided by an uncredited Miriam Margolyes. She has also said that, although she filmed topless scenes, full nude scenes were a body double. See more »Soundtracks
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Back in 1977 I informed my equally horny schoolmates that I was going to bus from our small town to the Big City of Christchurch to see a 'Confessions' movie. When I got back, I couldn't even remember what the women looked like to describe to the guys. That is because the movie was about as funny and/or arousing as afternoon tea with your maiden auntie. Your elderly, extremely unattractive maiden auntie, that is. The 'Confessions' movies were never top-of-the-line entertainment, but this (thankfully) final entry in the notoriously cheap, nasty smut-smeared franchise manages to be genuinely appalling, even when compared to the others. It was actually boring to me as a fourteen-year-old, and with so many naked bodies on screen, that took some doing. Nowadays 'Holiday Camp' makes a far better sociological artifact than it does a cinematic experience, and then only if you're prepared to plumb the depths.