The Courtyard (1995)Architect Jonathan moves into an LA courtyard apartment complex, then one of his neighbors is murdered by mistake.. Jonathan was the intended victim. Director:Fred Walton |
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Title: The Courtyard (TV 1995)
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Jonathan
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| Cheech Marin | ... |
Angel Steiner
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David Packer | ... |
Jack Morgan
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Cathleen Fitzgerald
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| Vincent Schiavelli | ... |
Ivan
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Dog Man
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Larry Reese
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Lara Piper | ... |
Kimberly
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Mr. Brendel
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Mr. Pizza
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| Jan Hoag | ... |
Medical Examiner
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| Denver Mattson | ... |
Mr. Hicks
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| Dot Jones | ... |
Lady Mover
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Steven Jang | ... |
UPS Driver
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Architect Jonathan moves into an LA courtyard apartment complex, then one of his neighbors is murdered by mistake.. Jonathan was the intended victim. Written by Anonymous
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24 September 1995 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Die Stimme des Killers See more »Company Credits
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A young building designer re-locates from N.Y. to L.A., moves into a posh apartment complex, and thinks he's is heaven. Until he encounters his ominous neighbors, spaced-out landlord, screams in the night, and a savagely bloody murder...A wonderful premise for a thriller is quickly demolished by a ridiculous, incoherent, nonsensical script that makes absolutely no sense at all. And the over-the-top denouement is laughable. A few eerie moments, a stylish production, and an appealingly valiant performance by Andrew McCarthy rescue this mystery-misfire from total disaster. Still, skip "The Courtyard" and watch "Rear Window" again...and again...Hitchcock, where art thou?