Man About the House

Série télévisée
1973–1976
30min

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Richard O'Sullivan, Sally Thomsett, and Paula Wilcox in Man About the House (1973)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueSitcom exploring the trials and tribulations created by one man and two women flat-sharing in the 70s.Sitcom exploring the trials and tribulations created by one man and two women flat-sharing in the 70s.Sitcom exploring the trials and tribulations created by one man and two women flat-sharing in the 70s.

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Récompenses
- 3 victoires et 4 nominations au total

Épisodes39

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HautLes mieux notés6 saisons4 ans

Rôles principaux84

Modifier

Richard O'Sullivan

Robin…

Paula Wilcox

Chrissy

Sally Thomsett

Yootha Joyce

Mildred Roper

Brian Murphy

George Roper

Doug Fisher

Larry

John Carlin

Barman…

Bella Emberg

Traffic Warden in opening credits…

Michael Segal

Jim…

Norman Eshley

Norman…

Alison Hughes

Linda…

Roy Kinnear

Jerry

Kenneth Watson

Bank Manager…

Daphne Oxenford

Chrissy's Mother…

Michael Redfern

Mike…

Colin McCormack

Bernard…

Duncan Lamont

Dr. Macleod…

Leslie Sands

Mr. Tripp…

Avis des utilisateurs25

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9/10

70s greatest comedy

One of THE comedies of the 1970's. Also has the best signature tune of any comedy show. The story is about three people sharing a flat living above their landlords George and Mildred. The comedy rests on the mix of the people sharing. A man and two women. Richard O' Sullivan is besotted with Paula Wilcox. Its played in a gentle and not a leering way which is why this show was such a success.

The scripts and the stars were always giving the best performances and Richard's frustrated love life was shown with a relaxed charm. The end titles contained visual jokes which went unnoticed in the early 1970's but concerned the flat sharers living arrangements.

lregan70
1 avr. 2009
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Anecdotes
Writers Brian Cooke and Johnnie Mortimer were inspired to create Man About The House after noticing increasing numbers of advertisements in the London press for flatmates of either gender - until the early 1970s it was usual for flatsharing households to be all male or all female.

Crédits fous
The closing credits in later series show each credit caption against a still image featuring two 'female' objects and one corresponding 'male' object (eg drinks or item of clothing). One still image used features two cooking utensils as the 'female' items and a spanner as the 'male' item. This is ironic given that in the show Robin is a cookery student while Chrissy and Jo are self-confessed terrible cooks.