Good Neighbor Sam (1964)
To help his divorced neighbor claim a substantial inheritance, a family man poses as her husband. The ruse spills over into his career in advertising, and his recent promotion relies on his wholesome and moral appearance.
Director:
David Swift
Writers:
David Swift, James Fritzell, Everett Greenbaum.
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Jack Lemmon as Sam Bissel |
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Romy Schneider as Janet Lagerlof |
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Dorothy Provine as Minerva Bissel |
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Mike Connors as Howard Ebbets |
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Edward Andrews as Mr. Burke |
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Louis Nye as Reinhold Shiffner |
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Robert Q. Lewis as Earl |
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Joyce Jameson as Hotel Prostitute |
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Anne Seymour as Irene |
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Charles Lane as Jack Bailey |
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Linda Watkins as Edna Bailey |
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Peter Hobbs as Phil Reisner |
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Tristram Coffin as Sonny Blatchford |
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Neil Hamilton as Larry Boling |
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Riza Royce as Miss Halverson |
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William Forrest as Millard Mellner |
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Edward G. Robinson as Simon Nurdlinger |
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Vicki Cos as Jenna Bissel (uncredited) |
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Kym Karath as Denise Bissell (uncredited) |
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Bess Flowers as Mrs. Burke (uncredited) |
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Elsie Baker as Mrs. Nurdlinger (uncredited) |
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Quinn O'Hara as Marsha (uncredited) |
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Aneta Corsaut as Fran (uncredited) |
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Bernie Kopell as Richard Taragon (uncredited) |
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Jim Bannon as Policeman (uncredited) |
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George Blagoi as Nurdlinger Servant (uncredited) |
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Barbara Bouchet as Receptionist (uncredited) |
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Jan Brooks as Gloria (uncredited) |
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William Bryant as Hausner (uncredited) |
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Richard Hale as Mr. Vernier (uncredited) |
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Joel Fluellen as Judge (uncredited) |
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Colin Kenny as Nurdlinger Servant (uncredited) |
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David Ketchum as Dave (uncredited) |
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George Savalas as Truck Driver (uncredited) |
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Norman Stevans as Advertising Agency Executive (uncredited) |
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David Swift as TV Director (uncredited) |
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Hal Taggart as McVale (uncredited) |
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Patrick Waltz as Wyeth (uncredited) |
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Harlan Warde as Mr. Anderson (uncredited) |
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Sheldon Allman as Hotel Desk Clerk (uncredited) |
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Brandon Beach as Party Guest (uncredited) |
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Clark Burroughs as The Hi-Lo's - Hertz Commercial (uncredited) |
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Peter Camlin as French Waiter (uncredited) |
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Jan Citron as Tricyclist Opening Credits (uncredited) |
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Jimmy Cross as Drunk (uncredited) |
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Barbara Eaton as Hooker (uncredited) |
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Harry Hines as Old Man in Window (uncredited) |
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Hilda Kirby as Derelict (uncredited) |
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Gil Lamb as Drunk (uncredited) |
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Bob Morse as The Hi-Lo's - Hertz Commercial (uncredited) |
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Lucy Moyer as Specialty Dancer (uncredited) |
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Joe Palma as Joe the Mailman (uncredited) |
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Pat Patterson as Foot Policeman (uncredited) |
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Paul Power as Advertising Agency Executive (uncredited) |
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Gene Puerling as The Hi-Lo's - Hertz Commercial (uncredited) |
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Harry Ray as Harry the Milkman (uncredited) |
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Tony Regan as Advertising Agency Executive (uncredited) |
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Walter Rode as (uncredited) |
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Pearl Shear as Hooker (uncredited) |
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Don Shelton as The Hi-Lo's - Hertz Commercial (uncredited) |
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Hommy Stewart as Painter (uncredited) |
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Zanouba as Belly Dancer (uncredited) |
| Art | Dale Hennesy | Production Design |
| Camera | Burnett Guffey | Director of Photography |
| Art | Ray Moyer | Set Decoration |
| Writing | Jack Finney | Novel |
| Production | David Swift | Producer |
| Writing | David Swift | Screenplay |
| Sound | Frank De Vol | Original Music Composer |
| Directing | David Swift | Director |
| Editing | Charles Nelson | Editor |
| Writing | James Fritzell | Screenplay |
| Costume & Make-Up | Jacqueline Moreau | Costume Design |
| Editing | Ralph James Hall | Assistant Editor |
| Costume & Make-Up | Ben Lane | Makeup Supervisor |
| Sound | James Z. Flaster | Sound |
| Costume & Make-Up | Robert Fuca | Set Costumer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Micheline | Costume Design |
| Directing | R. Robert Rosenbaum | Assistant Director |
| Sound | Charles J. Rice | Sound Supervisor |
| Production | Marvin Miller | Associate Producer |
| Writing | Everett Greenbaum | Screenplay |
