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Description: Carry On Henry is a 1971 British historical comedy film, the 21st installment in the Carry On series. The film presents a fictionalized account of King Henry VIII's marital escapades, focusing on his marriage to Marie of Normandy, portrayed by Joan Sims. Henry, played by Sid James, seeks to annul his marriage due to Marie's persistent garlic consumption, which repulses him. The plot unfolds as Henry attempts to extricate himself from this union without inciting conflict with her cousin, King Francis I of France. The film is characterized by its satirical take on historical events, blending humor with the period setting.

Cast:
King Henry VIII: Sid James
Thomas Cromwell: Kenneth Williams
Sir Roger de Lodgerley: Charles Hawtrey
Queen Marie of Normandy: Joan Sims
Cardinal Wolsey: Terry Scott
Bettina: Barbara Windsor
Lord Hampton of Wick: Kenneth Connor
Sir Thomas: Julian Holloway
King Francis of France: Peter Gilmore
Duc de Poncenay: Julian Orchard
Major Domo: David Davenport
Buxom Lass: Margaret Nolan
Physician: William Mervyn
First Plotter: Norman Chappell
Farmer: Derek Francis
Guy Fawkes: Bill Maynard
Second Plotter: Douglas Ridley
Torturer: Leon Greene
Torturer: David Prowse
Catherine Howard: Monika Dietrich
Serving Maid: Marjie Lawrence
Queen: Patsy Rowlands
Conte di Pisa: Alan Curtis
Charles, Earl of Bristol: Peter Butterworth
Royal Tailor: John Bluthal
Flunkey: Bill McGuirk
Henry's 2nd Wife: Jane Cardew
Maid: Valerie Shute
Henry's Courtier: Peter Rigby
Henry's Courtier: Trevor Roberts
Henry's Courtier: Peter Munt