In 1974, Dennis Main Wilson produced a short BBC sketch series for Feldman titled "Marty Back Together Again" — a reference to reports about the star's health — but it never captured the impact of the earlier series. "Marty" proved popular enough with an international audience (the first series winning the Golden Rose Award at Montreux) to launch a film career. Feldman's first feature film role was in "Every Home Should Have One" (1970). He spent time in Soho jazz clubs, as he found a parallel between 'riffing' in a comedy partnership and the improvisation of jazz.