60K views · 2.8K reactions | GOOD NEIGHBOR SAM ('64) showcases Jack Lemmon in one of his "average Joe" roles, and calls back to the screwball comedy tradition, full of zany happenstances and mistaken identities. While all in good fun, the film also contains some sharp satire of the advertising business and suburbia. See it tonight as we take a look at Movie Neighbors at 8pm ET. | Turner Classic Movies: TCM | Facebook

My Neighbor Knocked At 5 A.M. And Said, “Don’t Go To Work Today. Just Trust Me.” I Asked Why. He Looked Terrified And Whispered, “You’ll Understand By Noon.” At 11:30, I Got A Call From The Police… He didn’t blink when he said it—just stood there in the harsh hallway light, bare feet on cold tile, hands shaking, eyes already mapping exits I hadn’t thought about. “Don’t go to work today,” he whispered. “Just… trust me.” I’m the logical one. I stack facts, not feelings. So after I shut the door, I

327 reactions · 155 shares | When Jack Lemmon was in town to film ‘Good Neighbor Sam’... #ForgottenDaySF (1963) | SFGATE | Facebook