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KENNETH WILLIAMS uniquely defines the term camp on the set of Carry On Henry.
Excerpt from a Southern Television (ITV UK licence holder 1958-1981) broadcast from 5th November 1970 ... with a sprinkle of Polari, UK's secret language, which has now largely fallen out of use, but was historically spoken by gay men and female impersonators. 🏳️🌈
Tuesday, 3 November 1970
It was the banquet scene with Henry throwing the table over! Sid [James] did it all very well. I was being demonic & rushing all over the set telling stories, singing dirty songs and miming in a masturbatory fashion and shouting at Gerald about how the scene should be directed. When he told me off at one point, I shouted 'I have the privilege of old acquaintance' and he said 'Old is right, looking at your face' which everyone laughed at. But there is no doubt about it, on that set, I do have privileges! and I get more fond of Gerald [Thomas] and Peter [Rogers] every time I see them. It is because, in all the years of working together, they have never lost faith in my ability, tho' goodness knows I've often lost it myself.
The Kenneth Williams Diaries
Where are all my Malcolm droogs? You've been awfully quiet the last few days... I hope this wakes you up! It's about his "Cat People" days.