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Release Date:
April 1978 (USA) moreTagline:
...Everybody Else Does (US version) morePlot:
Teddy, working at an advertising agency, has to come up with a campaign for frozen porridge. full summary | add synopsisUser Comments:
Look not only at Feldman's eyes, but notice that car!!! moreCast
(Complete credited cast) | Marty Feldman | ... | Teddy Brown |
 | Judy Cornwell | ... | Liz Brown |
| Patrick Cargill | ... | Wallace Trufitt |
| Jack Watson | ... | McLaughlin |
| Patience Collier | ... | Mrs. Monty Levin |
| Penelope Keith | ... | Lotte von Gelbstein |
| Dinsdale Landen | ... | Vicar Geoffrey Mellish |
| Annabel Leventon | ... | Chandler's secretary |
| John McKelvey | ... | Colonel Belper |
| Moray Watson | ... | Chandler |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Sarah Badel | ... | Joanna Snow |
| Michael Bates | ... | Magistrate |
| Erika Bergmann | ||
 | Shelley Berman | ... | Nat Kaplan |
| Veronica Clifford | ... | Hot Dog Girl |
| Roland Curram | ... | Arthur / Mario |
| Ellis Dale | ... | Leonard Crape |
| Dave Dee | ... | Wednesday Play Star |
| Mischa De La Motte | ... | Trufitt's Manservant |
| Frances de la Tour | ... | Maud Crape |
| Julie Ege | ... | Inga Giltenburg |
| Mark Elwes | ... | Rokes |
| Robert Farrant | ... | Porridge Eater #2 |
| Ray Fell | ... | Goldilocks Presenter |
| John Hamill | ... | Porridge Eater #1 |
| Hy Hazell | ... | Mrs. Kaplan |
| Rose Hill | ... | Shopping Woman #1 |
| Vicki Hodge | ... | Pippa |
| Winnie Holman | ... | Shopping Woman #2 |
| David Hutcheson | ... | Stockbroker |
| Judy Huxtable | ... | Dracula's Victim |
| Harold Innocent | ... | Jimpson |
| Maggie Jones | ... | Hetty Soames |
| Charles Lewsen | ... | Arthur Soames |
| Garry Miller | ... | Richard Brown |
| Diana Quiseekay | ... | Elvira |
| Kenny Rodway | ... | Porridge Eater #3 |
| Bernard Sharpe | ... | Shopping Man |
| John Wells | ... | Tolworth |
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France:U | Finland:K-8 | Sweden:15 | USA:R | UK:AA (original rating) | UK:15 (video rating) | Netherlands:16Fun Stuff
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British sex-comedy that has some very nicely animated sequences in it and is funnier than the average comedy made in the UK of this genre. The 7 dwarfs and the "toothpastetube-car" are really a must-see! I think the scene with the amazing car is the best!