The Bedroom Window (1987)

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Written by Anne Holden, Curtis Hanson

Directed by Curtis Hanson

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1987

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Architect Terry Lambert embarks on a risky affair with his boss's wife Sylvia Wentworth but one night, standing at the bedroom window, she sees a woman being attacked outside. To reveal her evidence would also reveal the affair so Lambert goes to the police, but his conflicting statements leave him under suspicion for both the attack and a subsequent murder. He can only prove his innocence by tracking down the real perpetrator in Curtis Hanson's Hitchcockian thriller.

Cast

Steve GuttenbergTerry Lambert
Image for Elizabeth McGovernElizabeth McGovernDenise
Isabelle HuppertSylvia Wentworth
Paul ShenarCollin Wentworth
Image for Carl LumblyCarl LumblyDet. Quirke
Wallace ShawnHenderson's Attorney
Frederick CoffinDet. Jessup
Brad GreenquistCarl Henderson
Robert SchenkkanState Attorney Peters
Maury ChaykinPool Player
Sara CarlsonDancing Girl
Mark MargolisMan in Phone Booth
Kate McGregor-StewartBlowsy Neighbor
Penelope AllenJudge
Myvanwy JennMaid

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