The Gazebo

Year: 1959

Runtime: 100 mins

Language: English

Director: George Marshall

CrimeComedy

A comedic thriller that captures the love, laughs and murderous fun of the Broadway smash. TV writer Elliott Nash hides a blackmailer's corpse beneath the new gazebo he’s built in his suburban backyard. As guilt and anxiety mount, he finds it impossible to let the body stay hidden, spiraling into frantic attempts to cover his tracks.

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