Carry on Up the Jungle

An African safari comprised of a group of Brits is being led by Bill Boosey. The four in the safari are: ornithologist Inigo Tinkle, who is in search of a bird thought to be extinct; Tinkle's assistant, Sir Claude Chumley; wealthy widow Lady Evelyn Bagley, who is financing the safari, who is outwardly sexual in her loneliness, and who all the men noted above would like to get to know in the biblical sense; and June, Lady Bagley's maid. Lady Bagley eventually divulges to the party her own reasons for coming on this safari which have to do with her son, Clive Bagley, who, as an infant, along with her husband, Sir Walter Bagley, were assumed to be eaten by a crocodile the last time she was in Africa decades ago. Their encounters with a few native tribes, each which has its own specific agenda, and one specific man of the jungle dictates what happens to this collective.