Cast
- Phil Silvers as Sergeant Ernie Knocker
- Jim Dale as Bertram Oliphant "Bo" West
- Peter Butterworth as Simpson
- Kenneth Williams as Commandant Burger
- Charles Hawtrey as Captain Le Pice
- Joan Sims as Zig-Zig
- Angela Douglas as Lady Jane Ponsonby
- Bernard Bresslaw as Sheikh Abdul Abulbul
- Anita Harris as Corktip
- John Bluthal as Corporal Clotski
- Peter Gilmore as Captain Bagshaw
- William Mervyn as Sir Cyril Ponsonby
- Julian Holloway as Ticket collector
- David Glover as Hotel manager
- Larry Taylor as Riff
- William Hurndell as Riff
- Julian Orchard as Doctor
- Vincent Ball as Ship's officer
- Peter Jesson as Lawrence
- Gertan Klauber as Spiv
- Michael Nightingale as Nightingale
- Richard Montez as Riff
- Frank Singuineau as Riff
- Simon Cain as Riff
- Harold Kasket as Hotel gentleman
- Edmund Pegge as Bowler
- Carol Sloane as Harem girl
- Gina Gianelli as Harem girl
- Dominique Don as Harem girl
- Anne Scott as Harem girl
- Patsy Snell as Harem girl
- Zorenah Osborne as Harem girl
- Margot Maxine as Harem girl
- Sally Douglas as Harem girl
- Angie Grant as Harem girl
- Gina Warwick as Harem girl
- Karen Young as Harem girl
- Helga Jones as Harem girl
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