For me, it has to be the anguished plea of Kenneth Williams's Julius Caesar in Carry on Cleo. Recall Williams's face as he brought a whole new meaning to Caesar's words.
For me, it has to be the anguished plea of Kenneth Williams's Julius Caesar in Carry on Cleo. With nostrils flaring, the late Williams ensured a generation would never forget the phrase: "Infamy! Infamy! They've all got it in for me!"
For me, it has to be the anguished plea of Kenneth Williams's Julius Caesar in Carry on Cleo. Recall Williams's face as he brought a whole new meaning to Caesar's words.