House on Greenapple Road

Película de TV
1970
2h

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Crime Drama Mystery

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaA detective investigates the disappearance of the promiscuous wife of a timid salesman, and finds that everything is not quite as it appears.A detective investigates the disappearance of the promiscuous wife of a timid salesman, and finds that everything is not quite as it appears.A detective investigates the disappearance of the promiscuous wife of a timid salesman, and finds that everything is not quite as it appears.

Dirección
- Robert Day
Guión
- Harold R. Daniels
- George Eckstein
Reparto principal

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PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb

6,8/10

347

TU PUNTUACIÓN

Dirección
- Robert Day
Guión
- Harold R. Daniels
- George Eckstein
Reparto principal

Ver la información de la producción en IMDbPro

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Curiosidades
Some unsubstantiated sources claim this film was originally produced for theatrical release. It was cut by nearly 30 minutes and broadcast as an ABC Sunday Night Movie on January 11, 1970 where it was a big ratings grabber.

Pifias
In the movie's opening scene, a cat jumps to a windowsill and knocks off a flowerpot, which falls onto the driveway and breaks. Later, when detectives respond to the house and go around back, the pot is back in place. Still later, when the detectives go to "pick George Ord up" and find the officer on stakeout knocked over the head, the flower pot is again missing.

Citas
Chief Frank Untermyer: [as August starts to leave the room] Where are you going?
Lieutenant Dan August: I'm a detective. I'm going out to detect.
[Leaves]
Sergeant Charles Wilentz: A detective. That's what I want to be when I grow up.
Chief Frank Untermyer: There's no money in it.

Conexiones
Spin-off Dan August (1970)

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8/10

See it if you ever get the chance

This movie haunted me for years. I was 8 or 9 years old when I first saw it and it scared the hell out of me. Back then I was past the point of being afraid of "monsters" and such, but the opening scene in which a really young Eve Plumb( yes, "Jan" on The Brady Bunch) comes home from school, enters the empty house calling out for her mother and finds a bloody hand-print on the refrigerator just hit home with me. What would be a child's worst fear?? Losing their parent(s). The rest of the film is a decent enough murder mystery with some fairly big name 70s actors rounding out the cast. Watch for it in reruns on local TV; I have seen it a couple times over the years.