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Title: Body Heat (1981)
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| William Hurt | ... | Ned Racine | |
| Kathleen Turner | ... | Matty Walker | |
| Richard Crenna | ... | Edmund Walker | |
| Ted Danson | ... | Peter Lowenstein | |
| J.A. Preston | ... | Oscar Grace | |
| Mickey Rourke | ... | Teddy Lewis | |
| Kim Zimmer | ... | Mary Ann | |
| Jane Hallaren | ... | Stella | |
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Lanna Saunders | ... | Roz Kraft |
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Carola McGuinness | ... | Heather Kraft |
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Michael Ryan | ... | Miles Hardin |
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Larry Marko | ... | Judge Costanza |
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Deborah Lucchesi | ... | Beverly |
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Lynn Hallowell | ... | Angela |
| Thom Sharp | ... | Michael Glenn (as Thom J. Sharp) | |
Ned Racine is a seedy small town lawyer in Florida. During a searing heatwave he's picked up by married Matty Walker. A passionate affair commences but it isn't long before they realise the only thing standing in their way is Matty's rich husband Edmund. A plot hatches to kill him but will they pull it off? Written by Col Needham <col@imdb.com>
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A lightning fast affair develops between the ultra-hot and erotic Kathleen Turner and small-time Florida attorney William Hurt in the middle of an unprecedented heatwave in "Body Heat", arguably the most under-rated and most under-appreciated movie of the 1980s. Turner is the wife of a ridiculously rich businessman (Richard Crenna) and soon an elaborate plan hatches to kill him so the duo can be together forever. Naturally there is a lot more to Turner than meets the eye (Boy that is an understatement!) and Hurt becomes trapped in a super-steamy, but also highly dangerous relationship. Will the heat be too much for him in the end and are Turner's motives as clear as they appear? "Body Heat" could best be described as "Double Indemnity" for the sexed-up 1980s crowd. The sex is excessive and intense. By the end of the picture you feel like you had known Turner and Hurt for years (even though both were relative newcomers). Writer/director Lawrence Kasdan hit a major grand-slam with his first film-making venture. He had done work writing for the "Star Wars" and "Indiana Jones" group of films, but this was the first project where he went exclusively out on his own. No one knew really what to make of the movie in 1981 and thus it did fair business at the box office and was indifferent with the critics (it failed any Oscar consideration). As the years pass it becomes monumentally important to modern film-making and a classic homage to film noir-styled over-excesses. Brilliantly made in every way, well-acted, superbly written and directed, "Body Heat" is one of those films that forces you to look, let your hair down and eventually loosen your collar. 4.5 out of 5 stars.