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Release, runtime and language
1970 · 94 mins · English
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Directed by
Jim Clark
Starring
Michael Bates, Marty Feldman, Frances De La Tour, Judy Cornwell, Annabel Leventon, Jack Watson

Teddy, an ad‑agency copywriter, is given the near‑impossible task of selling frozen porridge. He launches a series of provocative, “sexy” commercials, echoing the absurd slogan “Think Dirty… You’re Better Off!” This provokes a showdown with the moralistic “Keep Television Clean” movement, where his wife serves as a senior member, forcing Teddy to juggle creative ambition against strict moral campaigning.

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