Movie

Death Is My Neighbor

★ 7.0(2)195330m

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Good to know

Director: John Peyser
Release date: 1953-08-25
Runtime: 30m
Language: EN
Status: Released
Studio: CBS

About Death Is My Neighbor

Death Is My Neighbor is a 1953 movie in the Drama and TV Movie genres, directed by John Peyser, starring James Dean, Walter Hampden and Betsy Palmer. It has a runtime of 30 minutes. It holds an average rating of 7.0/10 from 2 viewers. Below you can see where to watch Death Is My Neighbor in Sweden — across streaming, rental and purchase options — along with the full cast, trailer and viewer reviews.

Synopsis

A New York City apartment building supervisor has his job and home threatened by a new tenant.

Cast

James Dean

J.B.

Walter Hampden

Mr. Clemens

Betsy Palmer

Netta

Frank Marth

Walter

Andrew Duggan

Detective

Richard Bull

Policeman

Frequently asked questions

Where can I watch Death Is My Neighbor in Sweden?+

Death Is My Neighbor is not currently listed on any streaming, rental or purchase service in Sweden. Availability changes often, so check back or switch your region.

Is Death Is My Neighbor on Netflix?+

Death Is My Neighbor is not on Netflix in Sweden right now.

How long is Death Is My Neighbor?+

Death Is My Neighbor has a runtime of 30 minutes (30 minutes).

Who stars in Death Is My Neighbor?+

Death Is My Neighbor stars James Dean, Walter Hampden, Betsy Palmer, Frank Marth and Andrew Duggan.

When did Death Is My Neighbor come out?+

Death Is My Neighbor is a 1953 movie directed by John Peyser.

What genre is Death Is My Neighbor?+

Death Is My Neighbor is Drama and TV Movie film.

Who directed Death Is My Neighbor?+

Death Is My Neighbor was directed by John Peyser.