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Torchlight (1985)The marriage of a young and successful couple is jeopardized when he becomes heavily addicted to cocaine. Her inability to help him and his inability to stop are leading them both into a downward spiral. Director:Thomas J. Wright |
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Title: Torchlight (1985)
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| Steve Railsback | ... | ||
| Ian McShane | ... | ||
| Al Corley | ... | ||
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Rita Taggart | ... | |
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Arnie Moore | ... | |
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John Jacobs | ... | |
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Todd Ruff | ... | |
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Samantha Harper | ... | |
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Barbara Lindsay | ... | |
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Rod Colbin | ... | |
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Richard Baun | ... | |
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Lisa Marie Gurley | ... | |
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The marriage of a young and successful couple is jeopardized when he becomes heavily addicted to cocaine. Her inability to help him and his inability to stop are leading them both into a downward spiral.
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marriage | cocaine | husband wife relationship | drug addiction | drug addict |Genres:
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February 1985 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Cocaine-Paradise See more »Company Credits
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Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach
Keyboard Played by Neil Larsen
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"Brandenburg Concerto no. 4"Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach
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It was kind of neat having the opportunity to see this movie being filmed on location. At the time I was living in Venice, Ca and just happened to see the live shoots on the way to the beach. It was interesting to see how Pamela Sue Martin was completely done over wig, etc and Charles Railsback also appeared completely different from his most memorable appearance in Helter-Skelter. I still have photos from the filming. I always wonder what ever became of these 2 great actors? The film itself actually creeps the viewer out to see how far drugs can take a person in to a living hell. I wish it would be shown again, its been years since i saw it.