The Perfect Neighbor (2005) (TV)

User Rating:

5.0/10   

Director:

Douglas Jackson

Writers:

Ken Sanders (story)
Richard Dana Smith (writer)

Release Date:

29 October 2005 (Spain)

Genre:

Drama | Thriller

Tagline:

Love Her Or Die.

Plot:

A disturbed new neighbor fixates on another woman's husband.

Plot Keywords:

Neighbor | Starting Over | Obsession | Marriage Problems | Marriage

Cast

Barbara Niven	...	Donna Germaine
Perry King	...	William Costigan
Susan Blakely	...	Jeannie Costigan
Linda Darlow	...	Grace Palmer
Lila Bata-Walsh	...	Trish Costigan
Anna Silk	...	Ashley Marin
Tori Hammond	...	Rita
Peter Michael Dillon	...	Chuck
Lorraine Ansell	...	Tippi
Chuck Shamata	...	Detective Lupo
Linda Smith	...	Sally Innes
Alan Fawcett	...	Thomas
Caroline Redekopp	...	Kelli
Mark Camacho	...	Phil
Diane White	...	Allied Secretary
Anna-Marie Frances Lea	...	Dr. Schneider
Keara Johnston	...	Little Donna
Brent Donnelly	...	Donna's father
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Rick Bramucci	...	Anchorman (uncredited)
Anastasia Kimmett	...	Rita's Secretary (uncredited)
Maddy Lewis	...	Forensic Officer (uncredited)
Kel Morin-Parsons	...	Restaurant patron (uncredited)
Imran Syed	...	Business Executive (uncredited)

Directed by
Douglas Jackson

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Ken Sanders		story
Richard Dana Smith		writer

Produced by
Tom Berry	....	executive producer
Neil Bregman	....	producer
Pierre David	....	executive producer
Louis A. Massicotte	....	executive producer
Stefan Wodoslawsky	....	producer

Original Music by
Richard Bowers
Henry J. Lindley

Cinematography by
Bert Tougas

Film Editing by
Isabelle Malenfant

Casting by
Ginette D'Amico
Aaron Griffith

Set Decoration by
Tricia May

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Darren Kotania	....	first assistant director
Thomas Parkinson	....	second assistant director

Sound Department
Don Cohen	....	production sound recordist
Lorita de la Cerna	....	adr mixer
Valéry Dufort-Boucher	....	dialogue editor
Denys Dufresne	....	sound editor
Alexis Farand	....	foley artist
Marie-Pierre Grenier	....	foley assistant
Pierre Paquet	....	sound re-recording mixer
Christian Rivest	....	sound designer

Stunts
Héléna Laliberté	....	stunt double
Stéphane Lefebvre	....	stunt coordinator

Camera and Electrical Department
Albert Camicioli	....	still photographer
Christopher Kralik	....	lighting technician
Jeff Nichol	....	key grip

Editorial Department
Melany Bourgouin	....	post-production coordinator
Sébastien Girard	....	assistant editor

Other crew
Troy Baker	....	assistant production coordinator
Virginie Blondel-Pelletier	....	post-production accountant
Kendall Nowlin	....	assistant: Pierre David
Ken Sanders	....	executive: Lance Films, Canada
Ainslie S. Wiggs	....	location manager

Production Companies

• Outrage Productions Inc.
• S.V. Thrilling Movies Inc.

Distributors

• Imagination Worldwide (2003) (non-USA) (all media)
• Lance Entertainment (2003) (USA) (all media)
• Imagination Worldwide (2003) (non-North America) (all media)
• Premiere Bobine (2003) (Canada) (all media)

Country:

Canada

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Company:

Outrage Productions Inc.

Not the best movie I've ever seen

I must say that when I picked the box up the cover and the description of the movie almost made me feel a bit uncomfortable, because it seemed to be able to give me quite a fright. Now the only thing which made me feel uncomfortable was how bad the actors were. Perry King who played William Costigan was the one who I found to make the best of this movie and his part wasn't big enough to lift it up a lot. Maybe from a two to a three but no more than that. Barbara Niven who played the main character Donna Germaine was quite a disappointment, the character was well written and did somethings which a person in that state might actually do if this had been for real. Barabara Niven who was very... good at overplaying the part where she was "The Perfect Neighbor" should probably not be offered similar roles. The day I watched this I had, had a good night's sleep but after the movie was to an end I was almost about to have another one and this was in the middle of the day mind you. Usually after watching a movie of this class I'd recommend it as a sleeping pill, but since the story is quite disturbing (it really was a nice thought) and the acting is so terrible, you might, if you are in that mood laugh until you cry. I'd recommend this movie for someone who has a nice boy or girl over and doesn't want to focus all of their energy on a movie to rent this one. That might actually have been it's purpose.