Pacific Heights (1990)

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Written by Daniel Pyne

Directed by John Schlesinger

Running Time: 110 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1990

Rating: PG Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Melanie Griffith and Matthew Modine buy the San Francisco home of their dreams but need to rent out a flat to meet the repayments. They let to smart yuppie Michael Keaton who seems like every young couple's ideal tenant. He rapidly turns into the tenant from hell, hammering, sawing, sharing with a weird roomie, breeding and releasing roaches and yet staying one legal step ahead all the time in John Schlesinger's housing horror/thriller

Cast

Image for Melanie GriffithMelanie GriffithPatty Palmer
Image for Matthew ModineMatthew ModineDrake Goodman
Image for Michael KeatonMichael KeatonCarter Hayes
Image for MakoMakoToshio Watanabe
Nobu McCarthyMira Watanabe
Image for Laurie MetcalfLaurie MetcalfStephanie MacDonald
Image for Carl LumblyCarl LumblyLou Baker
Dorian HarewoodDennis Reed
Luca BercoviciGreg
Tippi HedrenFlorence Peters
Sheila McCarthyLiz Hamilton
Guy BoydWarning Cop
Jerry HardinBennett Fidlow
Dan HedayaLoan Officer
James StaleyDistrict Attorney

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