Information
| Year: | 1977 |
| Rating: | 6.4(2968) |
| Listed in: | Drama |
| Directed by: | Richard Brooks |
| Actors: | William Atherton Richard Kiley Richard Gere Alan Feinstein Diane Keaton Tuesday Weld |
Cast
| Directed by | |
|---|---|
| Richard Brooks | |
| Actors | |
| William Atherton | as James |
| Richard Kiley | as Mr. Dunn |
| Richard Gere | as Tony |
| Alan Feinstein | as Martin |
| Tom Berenger | as Gary |
| Joel Fabiani | as Barney |
| Julius Harris | as Black Cat |
| Richard Bright | as George |
| LeVar Burton | as Cap Jackson |
| Lou Fant | as Teacher |
| Eddie Garrett | as Bartender |
| Alex Courtney | as Arthur |
| Brian Dennehy | as Surgeon |
| Richard Venture | as Doctor |
| Robert Burke | as Patrick |
| Robert Fields | as Rafe |
| Richard O'Brien | as Father Timothy |
| Tony Hawkins | as Chuck |
| Dick Spangler | as TV Announcer |
| R.J. Adams | as Man in Bar |
| Phil Chong | |
| John Lafferty | as Undercover Police Officer |
| Bill Willens | as Club Hustler |
| Actresses | |
| Diane Keaton | as Theresa |
| Tuesday Weld | as Katherine |
| Priscilla Pointer | as Mrs. Dunn |
| Laurie Prange | as Brigid |
| Marilyn Coleman | as Mrs. Jackson |
| Carole Mallory | as Marvella |
| Mary Ann Mallis | as Principal |
| Jolene Dellenbach | as Teacher |
| Caren Kaye | as Rhoda |
| Elizabeth Cheshire | as Little Theresa |
| Marilyn Roberts | as Woman in Bar |
Movie info
| Languages: | English |
| Gross: |
USA - 22,512,655 USD (1978) |
| Plot: | Theresa is a successful teacher of deaf children during the day but after a short unhappy affair starts to spend her nights cruising bars. Her craving first for sex but later also for drugs leads into increasingly demeaning and dangerous situations completely at odds with her daytime commitment to her children. |
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Original Soundtracks
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"Try Me, I Know We Can Make It" Written by Donna Summer (uncredited), Giorgio Moroder (uncredited), Pete Bellotte (uncredited) Performed by Donna Summer Courtesy of Casablanca Record & FilmWorks "Could It Be Magic" Written by Barry Manilow and Adrienne Anderson Performed by Donna Summer Courtesy of Casablanca Record & FilmWorks "She's Lonely, She Wants To" Performed by Bill Withers Courtesy of CBS Records "Prelude to Love" Performed by Donna Summer Courtesy of Casablanca Record & FilmWorks "Machine Gun" Performed by The Commodores Courtesy of Motown Records "Don't Leave Me This Way" Performed by Thelma Houston Courtesy of Motown Records "Love Hangover" Performed by Diana Ross Courtesy of Motown Records "Back Stabbers" Performed by The O'Jays Courtesy of CBS Records "Lowdown" Performed by Boz Scaggs Courtesy of CBS Records "Don't Ask to Stay Until Tomorrow" Music by Artie Kane Lyrics by Carol Connors Vocals by Marlena Shaw |
Goofs
| DATE: It the book, Theresa's sister Katherine goes to Puerto Rico to procure an abortion during a scene that takes place in the mid-1960s. In the movie, the timeline is changed so that this scene is set in 1975, two years after abortion was legalized by the Roe v. Wade ruling, making the trip to Puerto Rico unnecessary. |
Quotes
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Theresa: Honeymoon? I thought you went to get an abortion! Theresa: I'm alone, I'm not lonely. I'm depressed - you're depressing me. Martin: Teaching's a waste of time, I'm writing a novel. Theresa: Isn't everybody. Martin: Getting divorced too. Theresa: Isn't everybody. Tony Lo Porto: Kiss my ass. Theresa: I did. James: Is that why you don't wash the dishes, because the roaches are hungry? Theresa: Why else? Theresa: Most guys first time out they try to score, they expect it. And some of them get pretty nasty if they don't get it. So by the 2nd time it's either fuck or forget it. Theresa: Everybody's taking something or they'd never make it till morning. Katherine: We're all hurt someplace and we're all looking for a painkiller. Theresa: First thing, on with the tv. Next - nothing. Just sit there on the bed watching the porno movie, I honest to God expect he's going to bring out a bag of popcorn. Finally, the big moment. He doesn't even take off his pants. And all the time he's doing it to me, he's watching them do it on tv. Theresa: Talk about amateur, played for a hooker by a square and ripped off as a sucker by a dick. Theresa: I don't believe in the future. Man in bar: Me, queer! Jesus, I'm a married man, I've got 2 kids and a very expensive mistress. I'm an animal. Theresa: That's why you go to gay bars ? James: What are you hooked on? Theresa: Anything I can get. Theresa: Go set the world on fire. Tony Lo Porto: On a couple of bucks! Theresa: Find a smaller world. Bartender: Confidentially, with me... one's too many and a million's not enough. Theresa: I got the same problem with men. Theresa: When your nightlife interferes with your daylife... Gary: In my neighbourhood if you didn't fight you were a fruit. In Prison if you didn't fight you spread ass. |
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