Good Neighbor Sam (1964) |
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| Director(s) | David Swift |
| Producer(s) | Marvin Miller, David Swift |
| Top Genres | Comedy |
| Top Topics | Advertising, Screwball Comedy |
Featured Cast of Good Neighbor Sam See More »
Jack Lemmon(as Sam Bissell)
Good Neighbor Sam
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1964
Good Neighbor Sam
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1964
Jack Lemmon
(as Sam Bissell)
Dorothy Provine(as Minerva Bissell)
Good Neighbor Sam
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1964
Good Neighbor Sam
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1964
Dorothy Provine
(as Minerva Bissell)
Mike Connors(as Howard Ebbets)
Good Neighbor Sam
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1964
Good Neighbor Sam
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1964
Mike Connors
(as Howard Ebbets)
Edward Andrews(as Harvey Burke)
Good Neighbor Sam
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1964
Good Neighbor Sam
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1964
Edward Andrews
(as Harvey Burke)
Louis Nye(as Reinhold Shiffner)
Good Neighbor Sam
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1964
Good Neighbor Sam
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1964
Louis Nye
(as Reinhold Shiffner)
Joyce Jameson(as Elsie)
Good Neighbor Sam
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1964
Good Neighbor Sam
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1964
Joyce Jameson
(as Elsie)
Anne Seymour(as Irene Krump)
Good Neighbor Sam
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1964
Good Neighbor Sam
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1964
Anne Seymour
(as Irene Krump)
Charles Lane(as Jack Bailey)
Good Neighbor Sam
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1964
Good Neighbor Sam
Released
1964
Charles Lane
(as Jack Bailey)
Good Neighbor Sam Overview:
Good Neighbor Sam (1964) was a Comedy - Film directed by David Swift and produced by Marvin Miller and David Swift.
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Good Neighbor Sam Quotes:
Sam Bissell:
He took a shower?
Minerva Bissell: Well, of course. Didn't you take a shower at Janet's?
Sam Bissell: No, I didn't take a shower at Jan... What do you think I am? Some kind of a sex maniac?
See More Quotes from Good Neighbor SamMinerva Bissell: Well, of course. Didn't you take a shower at Janet's?
Sam Bissell: No, I didn't take a shower at Jan... What do you think I am? Some kind of a sex maniac?
Good Neighbor Sam Facts
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The "old fashioned grandmother" drives the children to camp in a 1963 Corvette hardtop roadster.
The phrase "in the middle of the night" is used 8 times, starting 57 minutes into the movie.
According to Robert Osborne on TCM, this was a film that Jack Lemmon didn't really want to do, but he fulfilled a contract with the studio. And like the previous year's "Under the Yum Yum Tree", this stupefied Lemmon that they were both very successful films.
The name of the advertising firm for which Sam Bissel works, Burke & Hare, is clearly a reference to William Burke and William Hare, two Irish laborers living in 18th century Edinburgh, Scotland who became notorious as history's most famous "body snatchers" who, until they were discovered by the British authorities, killed at least 15 travelers and then sold their corpses to medical schools for dissection.