There Goes the Neighborhood

There Goes the Neighborhood

★ 0.0IMDb Score
Released:1983-06-04
Genre:Comedy
Duration:24 min
Director:Dick Martin
Actors:Buddy Hackett, G.W. Bailey, William Glover, Graham Jarvis, Sue Ann Gilfillan
Production:Saul Ilson Productions Inc, Columbia Pictures Television, NBC

Overview:

When a wealthy businessman dies, his fortune is left to a trio of homeless men.

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