Man About the House

Synopsis

Man About the House (1974) is a hilarious British comedy film that follows the story of three single individuals sharing a house in London. The movie revolves around the antics and romantic entanglements that ensue as the characters navigate modern life in the city. With witty dialogue, situational comedy, and a touch of romance, Man About the House captures the essence of the 70s era. The interactions between the housemates create a perfect blend of humor and heartwarming moments, making it a classic feel-good movie that stands the test of time.

Cast

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  Richard O'Sullivan

  Robin Tripp

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  Paula Wilcox

  Chrissy Plummer

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  Sally Thomsett

  Jo

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  Brian Murphy

  George Roper

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  Yootha Joyce

  Mildred Roper

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  Peter Cellier

  Morris Pluthero

Reviews

Man About the House received mixed reviews upon its release. While some critics praised the film for its witty humor and charming characters, others found it clichéd and formulaic. Rotten Tomatoes rated the movie at 6.2/10, with critics stating that the ensemble cast delivered strong performances but the storyline lacked depth. IMDb gave it a rating of 5.9/10, with viewers appreciating the nostalgic charm of the 70s setting and the chemistry between the lead actors. Metacritic rated it at 58%, highlighting the film's light-hearted tone and comedic timing. Overall, Man About the House is a fun watch for fans of classic comedies.