Guest in the House (1944) |
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| Director(s) | John Brahm, Andre De Toth (uncredited), Lewis Milestone (uncredited) |
| Producer(s) | Hunt Stromberg |
| Top Genres | Drama, Film Noir |
Featured Cast of Guest in the House See More »
Anne Baxter
(as Evelyn Heath)
Ralph Bellamy
(as Douglas Proctor)
Aline MacMahon
(as Aunt Martha)
Ruth Warrick
(as Ann Proctor)
Jerome Cowan
(as Mr. Hackett)
Margaret Hamilton
(as Hilda, the Maid)
Hobart Cavanaugh
(as Mr. Blossom)
Guest in the House Overview:
Guest in the House (1944) was a Drama - Film Noir Film directed by John Brahm, Andre De Toth (uncredited) and Lewis Milestone (uncredited) and produced by Hunt Stromberg.
Guest in the House BlogHub Articles:
Noir Nook: Five Things You Need to Know About Guest in the House (1944)
Noir Nook: Five Things You Need to Know About Guest in the House (1944) Guest in the House movie poster Guest in the House (1944) is a little-known noir starring Anne Baxter as Evelyn Heath, who has been in the hospital due to a heart ailment and, upon her release, goes to stay with the family... Read full article
Guest in the House
The Film Detective, a classic film streaming site that recently launched a 24/7 programmed channel on Sling TV, is about to kick off Noir November. I was invited to review one of the films being added to the Film Detective app in November. I picked Guest in the House (1944) starring young Anne Baxte... Read full article
GUEST IN THE HOUSE ( 1944 )
For some reason Anne Baxter stays under my radar. Oh I know, the fault lies within me. I like my stars sparkly and bedazzled and volcanic most times. Well hopefully with TCM featuring Miss Baxter’s films for their Summer Under the Stars series, I can broaden my horizons with her work. My write-up ... Read full article
Dark Crimes: Guest in the House (1944)
This is the poster from Spain’s release of the film. I kind of love it. “This is our house now – yours and mine. Think what that means, Douglas. Every morning I can come downstairs and fix the flowers. And Hilda and John will be here, too – and they’ll say ‘Yes, Mrs. Proctor’ to me... Read full article
Mill Creek Musings: Guest in the House (1944)
Welcome to Mill Creek Musings, a segment in which I work my way through the three low-price Mill Creek film sets that I own, reviewing each film for content and quality along the way. Guest in the House marks my third viewing from the 50 Dark Crimes set. (I haven’t posted these in order, so yo... Read full article
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