Regulars Sid James, Hattie Jacques, Kenneth Connor and Charles Hawtrey are all present.

When Charlie misses their fifteenth wedding anniversary because he is out cabbing, after promising Peggy a night out, she decides to punish him.

Charlie feigns a lack of interest, but he is dying to know what she is up to, particularly as he gets a taste of his own medicine because she now works long hours.

He struggles to cope while Peggy's company becomes a thriving success due to the large number of male taxi passengers preferring to ogle her sexy drivers during journeys.

Interiors: Exteriors: The scene in which "Pintpot" (Charles Hawtrey) drives a cab (PEG 1) round and round a roundabout was filmed at the junction of Goswell Road and Arthur Road, Windsor, with the railway arches of Windsor & Eton Central Station visible in the background.

First screened to the trade (cinema distributors) on 22 August 1963, the film went on general release across the UK later the same year on 7 November.