8 thoughts on “ Every Home Should Have One ”

1. Jun 24,  · Directed by Jim Clark. With Marty Feldman, Judy Cornwell, Garry Miller, Shelley Berman. Teddy, working at an advertising agency, has to come up with a campaign for frozen porridge/10().

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2. Jun 06,  · Written by Feldman, Barry Took and Denis Norden and also starring Judy Cornwell, Shelley Berman and pneumatic Scandinavian sex symbol Julie Ege Every Home Should Have One is featured in a brand-new transfer from original film elements, in its original theatrical aspect ratio. Poor Teddy has several problems on his plate/5(20).

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3. The talented Patti Austin launched a successful jazz album career on CTI by the mid-'70s. Working with Quincy Jones since , Every Home Should Have One was her long-awaited solo album with Jones as a producer. The hit singles "Do You Love Me" and "Every Home Should Have One" are polished -- pleasing but derivative.7/

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4. Mar 30,  · referencing Every Home Should Have One, LP, Album, Win, QWS , QWS RE-1 Her voice quality and the slick Quincy Jones production work draws you in. The duet with James Ingram seals the deal/5().

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5. Based on a story by Milton Shulman and Herbert Kretzmer, 'Every Home Should Have One' was Marty's only British film, casting him as 'Teddy Brown', an advertising executive hired to provide a new campaign to promote 'McLaughlin's Frozen Porridge'. His first attempt features an animated, singing Scotsman and is soundly rejected.

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6. Do you like Michael Jacksons "OFF THE WALL", or Quincy Jones "THE DUDE", or The Brothers Johnson "LIGHT UP THE NIGHT? well as a "POP & ROCK" lover, those albums - together with the PATTI AUSTIN album - are part of my alltime favourit albums collection the title is very clear, every home should have one (off all 4 albums) enjoy a wonderfull production, wel composed, well /5(49).

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7. Every Home Should Have One 9. Or a Movie Soldier The Protector of the Night The Robots Dance.

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8. Every Home Should Have One is a vehicle for Marty Feldman – a big star in new comedy in the late 60s with a string of writing credentials who had his own TV show and Hollywood calling. He starred as Igor in Mel Brooks’s Young Frankenstein (). Feldman was a hugely physical comedian way ahead of his time (and died tragically early in ).

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