The Notorious Landlady

An American junior diplomat in London rents a house from, and falls in love with, a woman suspected of murder.

Cast

Kim Novak

as Carly Hardwicke

Jack Lemmon

as Bill Gridley

Fred Astaire

as Franklyn Ambruster

Lionel Jeffries

as Inspector Oliphant

Estelle Winwood

as Mrs. Dunhill

Maxwell Reed

as Miles Hardwicke

Philippa Bevans

as Agatha Brown

Henry Daniell

as Stranger

Ronald Long

as Coroner

Richard Peel

as Dillings

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