Friends, Lovers, & Lunatics (1989)An artist fired from his job comes home and discovers that his wife is having an affair and that she is leaving with her lover. He then sets off in pursuit of them, but in the process runs ... See full summary » Director:Stephen Withrow |
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Title: Friends, Lovers, & Lunatics (1989)
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Kathy
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Davey
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Buddy
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Ned
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Mary
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Etta
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Gun Shop Owner
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Al
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An artist fired from his job comes home and discovers that his wife is having an affair and that she is leaving with her lover. He then sets off in pursuit of them, but in the process runs into another woman who is on the run from her crazed lover who is chasing her as much to get his stolen motorcycle back as he is to actually find her. Written by John Sacksteder <jsackste@bellsouth.net>
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artist | pepsi cola | cabin | boyfriend girlfriend relationship | toronto ontario canada |Taglines:
Sometimes love is a little off the wall.Genres:
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Language:
EnglishRelease Date:
10 November 1989 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Crazy Horse See more »Filming Locations:
Toronto, Ontario, CanadaCompany Credits
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The only thing to watch this movie for is the brief appearance by Deborah Foreman. Once again, even though she only has few lines, she proves that she is an extremely underappreciated actress who should have been given much better roles. Her brief bit as the runaway ex-girlfriend of a supposed-biker-dude, in this dare I say "film?"...is right on the money. Too bad the film couldn't have had more of her and less of everybody else.