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Body of Influence 2 (1996)Director:Brian J. SmithWriter:Brian J. Smith |
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Leza Watkins
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Daniel Anderson | ... |
Dr. Thomas Benson
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Rick Benson
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Walter Watkins
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Lt. Murphy
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Carrie
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Nicky Diamond
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Kim Gruenenfelder | ... |
Jerry's Bartender
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Landon Hall | ... |
Girl at Club
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Kelly Howard | ... |
Flashback Woman
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Vince Vouyer | ... |
Flashback Husband
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Prescription Guy
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Tooth Woman
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Shannon Randall | ... |
Dream Stranger
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Frank J. Coady | ... |
Dream Stranger
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Just Try To Resist...Genres:
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Rated R for strong sexuality, language and some violence | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Country:
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EnglishRelease Date:
6 August 1996 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Heart of the Matter See more »Box Office
Budget:
$250,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Written by Douglas Grean
Performed by Douglas Grean & Keith Scripts
1995 Douglas Grean Songs (ASCAP)
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The picnic basket in Dr. Benson's house. See more »Soundtracks
"Let Sleeping Dogs Lie"Written by Douglas Grean
Performed by Douglas Grean & Keith Scripts
1995 Douglas Grean Songs (ASCAP)
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The original Body of Influence was a thrilling and highly erotic thriller. The sequel has none of the heat or interest of the first, and is completely predictable. The only similarity between the two films is that they both involve shrinks having affairs with their apparently very troubled patients. Jodie Fisher, the patient in this one, is lovely, but she's no Shannon Whirry (I guess its unfair to hold that against her -- Shannon Whirry is unique). When Daniel Anderson, the sequel's shrink, gives in to temptation, there's none of the lewd, gleeful release Nick Cassavetes displayed when he did likewise in the original. Skip this one and watch the original twice.