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28 April 1983 (Australia)
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Cutter does everything his way. Fighting. Loving. Working. Tracking down a killer.
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Richard spots a man dumping a body, and decides to expose the man he thinks is the culprit with his friend Alex Cutter. full summary | full synopsis
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Jeff Bridges | ... | Richard Bone | |
| John Heard | ... | Alex Cutter | |
| Lisa Eichhorn | ... | Maureen Cutter, 'Mo' | |
| Ann Dusenberry | ... | Valerie Duran | |
| Stephen Elliott | ... | J. J. Cord | |
| Arthur Rosenberg | ... | George Swanson | |
| Nina Van Pallandt | ... | Woman in the Hotel | |
| Patricia Donahue | ... | Mrs. Cord | |
| Geraldine Baron | ... | Susie Swanson | |
| Katherine Pass | ... | Toyota Woman | |
| Francis X. McCarthy | ... | Toyota Man (as Frank McCarthy) | |
| George Planco | ... | Toyota Cop | |
| Jay Fletcher | ... | Cord Security Guard | |
| George Dickerson | ... | Mortician | |
| Jack Murdock | ... | Concession Owner |
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Cutter and Bone
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105 min
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Color (Technicolor)
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When United Artists executives David Field and Claire Townsend, the film's biggest supporters, left for 20th Century Fox, the film became a victim of internal politics. United Artists senior domestic sales and marketing vice president Jerry Esbin saw the film and decided that it did not have any commercial possibilities. Passer did not see his film with a paying audience until the Houston Film Festival many weeks later, where the film won Best Picture, Best Director, Best Screenplay, and Best Actor (John Heard).
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Continuity: When Alex Cutter is charging across the estate on a horse, his missing arm changes sides briefly.
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Quotes:
Richard Bone:
You have an overactive imagination.
Alex Cutter: These are just the facts, Rich. I mean, I haven't even begun to let my imagination loose on this thing.
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Alex Cutter: These are just the facts, Rich. I mean, I haven't even begun to let my imagination loose on this thing.
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Featured in Los Angeles Plays Itself (2003)
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We're Old Enough to Know
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Cutter's Way is one of my most favorite films. The characterization is excellent, the plot is both persuasive and surprising, and the acting is flawless--Lisa Eichhorn, whom I'd never heard of before, in particular. It's a travesty that virtually no one has heard of this film; all I can say is that it is well worth watching, if you can find it at your video store or watch it on late-night TV....