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The hotel-room investigation

The opening encounter with Mrs. Griswold is nominated for its startling entrance.

Bill Simmons: The renovation leading into the awkward rental interview is nominated.

Avoid becoming a landlord

Bill Simmons: The lessons are to avoid becoming a landlord and never admit a tenant without signed terms and money.

The film

Pacific Heights (1990)

Directed by John Schlesinger · Horror

102 minutes

Cast

Selected cast credits · Film reference

Melanie Griffith Patricia "Patty" Palmer
Matthew Modine Drake Goodman
Michael Keaton Carter Hayes / James Danforth
Mako Toshio Watanabe
Nobu McCarthy Mira Watanabe
Laurie Metcalf Stephanie MacDonald
Carl Lumbly Lou Baker
Dorian Harewood Dennis Reed
Tippi Hedren Florence Peters
Sheila McCarthy Liz Hamilton
Guy Boyd Warning Cop
Jerry Hardin Bennett Fidlow
Dan Hedaya Loan Officer
James Staley District Attorney Henry
Luis Oropeza Revilla
F. William Parker Judge Mitchell Black
Nicholas Pryor Hotel Front Office Manager Neil Spisak
Tony Simotes Desk Clerk Victor
O-Lan Jones Hotel Maid Patricia
Seth Isler Sergeant Bobby Amato
Dabbs Greer Mr. Thayer
Florence Sundstrom Mrs. Thayer
Noel Evangelisti Mrs. Smith
Tim Pulice Younger Man
Ray Hanis Older Man
Takayo Fischer Bank Teller
J.P. Bumstead 1st Deputy Sheriff
Hal Landon Jr 2nd Deputy Sheriff
Hy Anzell Locksmith Manford Bagel
Tracey Walter Exterminator
William Paterson Mr. Hill
Beverly D'Angelo Ann Miller

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