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Invasion of Privacy (1996)A mentally unbalanced man kidnaps the woman carrying his child to prevent her from having an abortion. Director:Anthony HickoxWriter:Larry Cohen |
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Theresa Barnes
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Josh Taylor
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Store Owner
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Dr. Shuman, Theresa's Obstetrician
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Waitress at Lamb's Restaurant
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Scarred Woman
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Man in Flower Shop
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Sam Logan, Storekeeper
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Helicopter Pilot
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Sheriff Cudahy
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SCUBA Diver
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Lt. Gibbons
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Sgt. Rutherford
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Deidre Stiles, Josh's Attorney
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A mentally unbalanced man kidnaps the woman carrying his child to prevent her from having an abortion.
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Rated R for language and some violence and terror | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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EnglishRelease Date:
15 November 1996 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
5150 See more »Filming Locations:
Best Western Olympus Hotel - 161 West 600 South., Salt Lake City, Utah, USA See more »Company Credits
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For a guy whose name is synonomous with the word psychotronic, screenwriter and sometime director Larry Cohen almost always delivers the political goods. He took on the FBI in The Life and Times of J Edgar Hoover, out of control police in Maniac Cop (a series that needs resurrecting in these days of Reichsfuhrer Giuliani), religious mania in God Told Me To, and, er, giant flying reptiles in Q. Invasion of Privacy echoes back to Cohen's It's Alive, only this time the monster isn't the baby, it's the father. What could have been another trite 'my spouse is an axe-wielding wacko and I found out too late' straight to cable exercise is actually a very interesting look at abortion, men's 'rights', and 'family values' in contemporary America. Recommended.