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The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: House Guest (1962)

The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: House Guest (1962)
When a drifter named Ray Roscoe (Robert Sterling) saves little Tony Mitchell (Bill Mumy) from drowning, Tony's grateful father, John (MacDonald Carey), invites Ray to stay in his home until he can find a job. John's wife, Sally (Peggy McCay), isn't crazy about this situation, and it soon turns out that Sally's instincts are right: Ray turns out to be a lout, a moocher, and a serial womanizer, with the Mitchells' maid as his latest victim. Understandably, John is anxious to rid himself of Ray as soon as possible -- but he hadn't intended to accidentally kill the man. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Director(s):
Alan Crosland, Jr.
 
 
 
 

Synopsis of The Alfred Hitchcock Hour: House Guest

When a drifter named Ray Roscoe (Robert Sterling) saves little Tony Mitchell (Bill Mumy) from drowning, Tony's grateful father, John (MacDonald Carey), invites Ray to stay in his home until he can find a job. John's wife, Sally (Peggy McCay), isn't crazy about this situation, and it soon turns out that Sally's instincts are right: Ray turns out to be a lout, a moocher, and a serial womanizer, with the Mitchells' maid as his latest victim. Understandably, John is anxious to rid himself of Ray as soon as possible -- but he hadn't intended to accidentally kill the man. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

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Director(s):
Alan Crosland, Jr.
Writer(s):
Henry SlesarMarc Brandel
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