Man About the House
Man About the House

Man About the House (1974)

4.7 ? Dec 22, 1974 1h 30m

Overview

An unscrupulous property developer wants to flatten the street to make way for new buildings. Householder George Roper is happy to take the offered money and run but his wife Mildred and their lodgers join with other residents to take a stand and keep things as they are.

Genres

Comedy

Release Date

December 22, 1974

Rating

4.7 /10

Runtime

1h 30m

Official Trailer from YouTube

Richard O'Sullivan

Richard O'Sullivan

Robin Tripp

Paula Wilcox

Paula Wilcox

Chrissy Plummer

Sally Thomsett

Sally Thomsett

Jo

Brian Murphy

Brian Murphy

George Roper

Yootha Joyce

Yootha Joyce

Mildred Roper

Peter Cellier

Peter Cellier

Morris Pluthero

Doug Fisher

Doug Fisher

Larry Simmons

Jack Smethurst

Jack Smethurst

Himself

Rudolph Walker

Rudolph Walker

Himself

Arthur Lowe

Arthur Lowe

Spiros

Bill Maynard

Bill Maynard

Chef

Spike Milligan

Spike Milligan

Himself

Aimi MacDonald

Aimi MacDonald

Hazel Lovett

Patrick Newell

Patrick Newell

Sir Edmund Weir

Bill Grundy

Bill Grundy

Himself

Michael Robbins

Michael Robbins

Doorman

Norman Mitchell

Norman Mitchell

Arthur Mulgrove

Michael Ward

Michael Ward

Mr. Gideon

Andrea Lawrence

Andrea Lawrence

Miss Amelia Bird

Julian Orchard

Producer

John Chard avatar

John Chard

5.0/10

Apr 05, 2014

Round the houses the writers go. A film spin off from the hugely popular British situation comedy of the same name, it stars Richard O’Sullivan, Paula Wilcox, Sally Thomsett, Yootha Joyce and Brian Murphy. When a development company tries to buy all the houses in their street, flatmates Robin, Chrissy and Jo decide to help their landlords in staving off the buy out. The material here is sadly too thin that it wastes what was always a damn fine cast. The sexy spark between Robin and the two girls is still there, and Mildred’s (Joyce) sexual frustration with hubby George (Murphy) continues; with an interesting twist added a film’s culmination, yet it’s all very tired and short on laughs. You know you are trouble when you have to resort to a gastric stomach problem to hang your big laugh sequence on. Still, the cast are always watchable (I have been in love and lust with Wilcox since forever), while small appearances by Arthur Lowe and Spike Milligan are most welcome diversions from the poor screenplay. 5/10

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