What is the duration of Every Home Should Have One?

The duration of Every Home Should Have One is 94 mins.

What is the original language of Every Home Should Have One?

The original language of Every Home Should Have One is English.

Who directed Every Home Should Have One?

Every Home Should Have One was directed by John Wells.

Which studio made Every Home Should Have One?

Every Home Should Have One was produced by Example.

Every Home Should Have One 1970

Q: Does Every Home Should Have One have end credit scenes?

Every Home Should Have One does not have end credit scenes.

Comedy

Runtime

94 mins

Language

English

Teddy, an ad‑agency copywriter, is given the near‑impossible task of selling frozen porridge. He launches a series of provocative, “sexy” commercials, echoing the absurd slogan “Think Dirty… You’re Better Off!” This provokes a showdown with the moralistic “Keep Television Clean” movement, where his wife serves as a senior member, forcing Teddy to juggle creative ambition against strict moral campaigning.

Example

Studio

John Wells

Director

Does Every Home Should Have One have end credit scenes?

No!

Every Home Should Have One does not have end credit scenes. You can leave when the credits roll.

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Michael Bates

Magistrate

Marty Feldman

Teddy Brown

Frances De La Tour

Maud Crape

Judy Cornwell

Liz Brown

Annabel Leventon

Chandler's Secretary

Jack Watson

McLaughlin

Patrick Cargill

Wallace Truffit MP

Sarah Badel

Joanna Snow

Ellis Dale

Leonard Crape

Sheila Gish

Mother in Commercial

Shelley Berman

Nat Kaplan

Moray Watson

Chandler

Dinsdale Landen

Vicar Geoffrey Mellish

Christopher Godwin

Magistrate's Clerk

Alan Bennett

Defence Solicitor

Veronica Clifford

Hot Dog Girl

Penelope Keith

Lotte von Gelbstein

Jim Clark

Mark Elwes

Rokes

Roland Curram

Arthur/Mario

Marianne Stone

TV Production Assistant

Geraldine Gardner

Girl

James Payne

Taxi Driver with the Dwarfs

Dave Dee

Wednesday Play Star

Harold Innocent

Jimpson

John McKelvey

Col. Belper

Charles Lewsen

Arthur Soames

Maggie Jones

Hetty Soames

Rose Hill

Shopping Woman

Julie Ege

Inga Giltenburg

Winnie Holman

Shopping Woman #2

David Hutcheson

Stockbroker

Patience Collier

Mrs Monty Levin

John Bindon

Strongman at Party

John Hamill

Porridge Eater

Judy Huxtable

Dracula's Victim

Bernard Sharpe

Shopping Man

Robert Farrant

Porridge Eater #2

Hy Hazell

Mrs. Kaplan

Erika Bergmann

Hildegarde

Mischa De La Motte

Trufitt's Manservant

Garry Miller

Richard Brown

Ray Fell

Goldilocks Presenter

Diana Quiseekay

Elvira

Vicki Hodge

Pippa

Kenny Rodway

Porridge Eater #3

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Austin

1962

A40 MkII

Austin

1952

FV1801A 'Champ'

Austin

1963

FX4

Austin

LD Ambulance

Bedford

1967

CA Mk3

Bentley

1927

3 Litre

BMW

1966

2000

BMW

1957

Isetta 300

BSA

A65 Lightning

Ford

1962

Consul Capri 335

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