| Window, The | |||||
| RKO Radio Pictures (1949) | |||||
| Film Noir, Thriller | |||||
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| Barbara Hale | Mrs. Mary Woodry | |
| Arthur Kennedy | Mr. Ed Woodry | |
| Paul Stewart | Joe Kellerson | |
| Ruth Roman | Mrs. Jean Kellerson | |
| Bobby Driscoll | Tommy Woodry | |
| Tom Ahearne | ||
| Richard Benedict | Drunken seaman | |
| Lloyd Dawson | Police officer | |
| Carl Faulkner | Police officer | |
| Budd Fine | Police officer | |
| Charles Flynn | Police officer | |
| Lee Kass | Reporter | |
| Eric Mack | Police officer | |
| Jim Nolan | Stranger on street | |
| Lee Phelps | Police officer |
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| Producer | Dore Schary
Frederic Ullman Jr. |
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| Writer | Cornell Woolrich
Mel Dinelli |
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| Cinematography | Robert De Grasse
William Steiner, Jr. |
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| Musician | Roy Webb
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At the age of 9, Tommy Woodry has a reputation for telling tall tales -- the latest one being that his family is moving from Manhattan to a ranch out west. When the landlord interrupts the Woodrys at dinner to show their about to be vacated apartment, the Woodrys tell Tommy enough is enough. Then that hot summer night Tommy decides to sleep on the fire escape -- outside the Kellerton's apartment, since it is a story higher and gets more breeze. Tommy sees the Kellertons kill a man. Tommy's parents and the police won't believe his story. But the Kellertons want to silence him. SCREENED/AWARDED AT: BAFTA Awards, Edgar Allan Poe Awards, Oscar Academy Awards, |
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