Good Neighbor Sam (22-Jul-1964)
Director: David Swift Writers: James Fritzell; Everett Greenbaum; David Swift From novel: Good Neighbor Sam by Jack Finney Music by: Frank De Vol Producer: David Swift Keywords: Comedy, Inheritance
Name | Occupation | Birth | Death | Known for |
Edward Andrews |
Actor |
9-Oct-1914 |
8-Mar-1985 |
Sixteen Candles |
Mike Connors |
Actor |
15-Aug-1925 |
26-Jan-2017 |
Mannix |
Neil Hamilton |
Actor |
9-Sep-1899 |
24-Sep-1984 |
Commissioner Gordon on Batman |
Charles Lane |
Actor |
26-Jan-1905 |
9-Jul-2007 |
Grumpy character actor |
Jack Lemmon |
Actor |
8-Feb-1925 |
27-Jun-2001 |
The Odd Couple |
Louis Nye |
Actor |
1-May-1913 |
9-Oct-2005 |
Sonny Drysdale on Beverly Hillbillies |
Dorothy Provine |
Actor |
20-Jan-1937 |
25-Apr-2010 |
The Roaring 20's |
Edward G. Robinson |
Actor |
12-Dec-1893 |
26-Jan-1973 |
Key Largo |
Romy Schneider |
Actor |
23-Sep-1938 |
29-May-1982 |
La Passante du Sans-Souci |
Anne Seymour |
Actor |
11-Sep-1909 |
8-Dec-1988 |
Character actress |
CAST REVIEWS Review by DLynch (posted on 25-Aug-2007) Interesting now for that 1964 color and its depiction of the American wacky suburban world of martinis, dancing to the cha-cha music on the hi-fi, sexual giggles and TV commercial advertising. Complete with hysterics, screams, and a skulking Louie Nye as a private investigator. Lemmon is fine. Dorothy Provine is perky and putrid. Mike Connors before he made Mannix. The billboard painting wind-up has great color.
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