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The Boy Next Door (TV 2008)TV movie where a novelist (Dina Meyer) moves to a little town to write her next novel. She loves to get inspiration and as time goes by she gathers information about her neighbor, a young ... See full summary » Director:Neill FearnleyWriter:Peter Layton |
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Sara Wylde
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Nicole
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Marie
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Michael
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Jason
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Bruce
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Lillian
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Wilbur
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Desk Sergeant
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Mayor Warner
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TV movie where a novelist (Dina Meyer) moves to a little town to write her next novel. She loves to get inspiration and as time goes by she gathers information about her neighbor, a young and wealthy guy whom she observes and picture from her window most of the time. Soon, she gets involved in a crime and most of the evidence is pointing at her due to her lonely life and life style. She needs to fight to demonstrate her innocence and that's what will be the plot of the movie till the end. Written by Antonio Bellido
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Rated PG-13 for brief sexual contentParents Guide:
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Country:
CanadaLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
9 June 2009 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Il ragazzo della porta accanto See more »Company Credits
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Boys Next Door Productions Inc., Reel One Entertainment, TF1 International See more »
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Watch Dina Meyer walk.
Watch Dina Meyer work on her laptop.
Watch Dina Meyer talk on the phone.
Watch Dina Meyer driving.
Watch Dina Meyer crossing the street.
Watch Dina Meyer sneaking into a house.
Watch Dina Meyer talking to police officer.
Watch Dina Meyer look like Michelle Pfeiffer.
Watching Dina Meyer is basically what this film is. It had such a low budget that the only thing you see is a solo Dina Meyer doing mundane things.
It's basically a one woman show.
On one hand, it's the pits but on the other hand, if you're a fan of Dina Meyer you'll LOVE this film. It actually sorta fascinating on how the writers and director thought up this film vis a vis the film's budget. It sorta works as a minimalistic experience.