Every Home Should Have One
1970Teddy works for a large advertising company. Given the seemingly impossible task of selling frozen porridge, he decides to produce commercials that make the product seem sexy. This leads him to confrontation with the "Keep Television Clean" movement, of which his wife is a senior member.
Acted in
Marty Feldman
as Teddy Brown
Judy Cornwell
as Liz Brown
Garry Miller
as Richard Brown
Shelley Berman
as Nat Kaplan
Hy Hazell
as Mrs. Kaplan
Julie Ege
as Inga Giltenburg
Penelope Keith
as Lotte von Gelbstein
Moray Watson
as Chandler
Jack Watson
as McLaughlin
Mark Elwes
as Rokes
Harold Innocent
as Jimpson
Dinsdale Landen
as Vicar Geoffrey Mellish
John McKelvey
as Col. Belper
Charles Lewsen
as Arthur Soames
Maggie Jones
as Hetty Soames
Ellis Dale
as Leonard Crape
Frances de la Tour
as Maud Crape
Patrick Cargill
as Wallace Truffit MP
Patience Collier
as Mrs Monty Levin
Ray Fell
as Goldilocks Presenter
Annabel Leventon
as Chandler's Secretary
Mischa De La Motte
as Trufitt's Manservant
Veronica Clifford
as Hot Dog Girl
Diana Quiseekay
as Elvira
Vicki Hodge
as Pippa
Sarah Badel
as Joanna Snow
John Wells
as Tolworth
Michael Bates
as Magistrate
Robert Farrant
as Porridge Eater #2
Kenny Rodway
as Porridge Eater #3
Dave Dee
as Wednesday Play Star
Judy Huxtable
as Dracula's Victim
Rose Hill
as Shopping Woman
Winnie Holman
as Shopping Woman #2
Rose Hill
as Shopping Woman #1
Bernard Sharpe
as Shopping Man
Roland Curram
as Arthur/Mario
David Hutcheson
as Stockbroker
Roy Beck
as Passer By
Alan Bennett
as Defence Solicitor
Erika Bergmann
as Hildegarde
Geraldine Gardner
as Girl
Sheila Gish
as Mother in Commercial
Christopher Godwin
as Magistrate's Clerk
James Payne
as Taxi Driver with the Dwarfs
Marianne Stone
as TV Production Assistant
John Hamill
as Porridge Eater
John Bindon
as Strongman at Party