Johnnie Mortimer

The Hilarious Adventures of two girls with a ... Man About the House (tagline)

Runnicles (Corbett), a clerk at a small-town British bank (openly depicted in the film as the branch of Barclays Bank in Windsor High Street), is horrified when a package arrives for him containing pornography rather than the new electronic calculator he expected. His efforts to dispose of it, while avoiding detection, turn into a farce, as the bank manager (Lowe), a bank inspector, the police, two call girls and a local criminal (to whom the pornography actually belongs) all get involved.

Film spin-off of the series of the same name - but jettisons all character interaction fby having George and Mildred leaving the street where they live behind and getting caught up in some serious gangsters who want something George has inadvertently picked up and which leads to some cringe making situations. (imdb)

One morning after a particularly wild party, Chrissy and Jo wake up to find Robin sleeping in their bath. He needs a place to live, they need a flatmate that can cook, so they decide to let him live with them. Robin is convinced he's in with a chance with both of them, but he never seems to quite manage to impress either woman enough to get them to go out with him! Further ruining his chances is the dampening presence of landlord George Roper and his wife Mildred who live downstairs. (imdb)

George and Mildred Roper are forced to leave their home in South Kensington (as the landlords in Man About the House (1973)) when they receive a compulsory purchase order from the council. Mildred talks George into buying a nice middle-class house in suburbia, and they move next door to Jeffrey and Ann Fourmile. Unfortunately, Mildred's dream of upward mobility seems doomed to failure, as George relentlessly embarrasses her in every way possible. (imdb)

A successful writer has two troublesome teenage daughters who keep him awake with their riotous parties. He decides that the only solution is to remarry - but accidentally proposes to the cleaning lady.