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China Moon ()


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Detective Kyle Bodine falls for Rachel Munro who is trapped in a violent marriage. After shooting her husband, Kyle reluctantly agrees to help hide the body, but Kyle's partner is showing an unusual flair for finding clues.

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Kyle Bodine
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Rachel Munro
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Rupert Munro
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Adele
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Lamar Dickey
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Fraker
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Daryl Jeeters
Larry Shuler ...
Patrolman at Turner's
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Officer Pinola
Paul Darby ...
CSU Photographer
Theresa Bean ...
Felicity Turner
Allen Prince ...
Assistant M.E.
Sam Myers ...
Blues Band
Anson Funderburgh ...
Blues Band
Matt McCabe ...
Blues Band
Jim Milan ...
Blues Band
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Blues Band
Gregory Avellone ...
JJ's Bartender
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Gun Saleswoman
Joseph E. Louden ...
Detective
Janis Benson ...
Rupert's Secretary
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Miami Desk Clerk
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Sergeant
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Bunny (as Special 'K' McCray)
Rob Koch ...
Miami Waiter (as Robert Koch)
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Police Captain
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Harlan James
Steve Zurk ...
Patrolman at H.Q.
Terrie Jameson ...
Patrolwoman
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Dr. Ocampo
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CSU Technician
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Ballistic Technician
Michael McDougal ...
Sheriff
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Preacher (uncredited)

Directed by

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John Bailey

Written by

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Roy Carlson ... (written by)

Produced by

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Roy Carlson ... associate producer
Carol Kim ... associate producer
Barrie M. Osborne ... producer

Music by

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George Fenton

Cinematography by

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Willy Kurant

Editing by

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Carol Littleton
Jill Savitt

Editorial Department

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Gary Burritt ... negative cutter
Raúl Dávalos ... first assistant editor
Ed Stabile ... assistant editor (uncredited)

Casting By

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Elisabeth Leustig

Production Design by

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Conrad E. Angone

Art Direction by

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Robert W. Henderson

Set Decoration by

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Don K. Ivey

Costume Design by

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Vicki Graef
Elizabeth McBride

Makeup Department

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Selena Evans-Miller ... assistant makeup artist
Carl Fullerton ... makeup artist
Neal Martz ... special makeup department head
Lyndell Quiyou ... hair stylist

Production Management

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Paul Moen ... production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Vicki Jackson-Lemay ... second assistant director
Eric Jewett ... first assistant director

Art Department

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John Balling ... charge scenic
Lewis Bowen ... stand-by scenic
Debbie Charboneau ... art dept. p.a. (as Deborah Burnett)
William A. Cimino ... set dresser
Harold Collins ... construction coordinator
James P. Crapser ... propmaker
Henry Dando ... set dresser
Robert W. Henderson ... assistant art director (as Robert Henderson)
William D. McLane ... lead man
Rick Recio ... set dresser
Alan S. Reynolds ... lead scenic artist
Nicholas J. Romanac ... property master
Philip Schneider ... property assistant
Jack Reeves ... painter (uncredited)
Harley Whitehurst ... painter (uncredited)

Sound Department

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Steve Bartkowicz ... re-recording engineer
Gary C. Bourgeois ... re-recording mixer
Adam Jenkins ... re-recording mixer
John Keating ... temp dub re-recording mixer
Bill Phillips ... supervising sound editor
Douglas Vaughan ... boom operator
James E. Webb ... sound mixer (as Jim Webb)
Jeffrey Wilhoit ... foley artist

Special Effects by

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Lawrence J. Cavanaugh ... special effects supervisor
Thomas Kittle ... special effects
R. Bruce Steinheimer ... special effects foreman

Stunts

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Tom Bahr ... stunts
Dennis Deveaugh ... stunts
Artie Malesci ... stunts
Patrick Selts ... stunts
Carey Loftin ... truck stunts (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Jerry Bertolami ... dolly grip
David Burnett ... best boy
Sean Conklin ... grip
Jordan Klein Sr. ... underwater camera operator
Peter Kuttner ... first assistant camera
James A. Lundin ... base camp generator operator
Joe Mast ... rigging grip
James McGrath ... key grip
Mike Moyer ... chief lighting technician
Deana Newcomb ... still photographer
William R. Nielsen Jr. ... second assistant camera (as Bill Nielsen Jr.)
Greg Patterson ... set lighting
Don Reddy ... camera operator
Pierre Roseman ... gaffer: second unit

Casting Department

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Barbara Harris ... adr voice casting

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Carolyn Dessert ... costumer
Lee Hawkins ... costume assistant

Location Management

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Zane Weiner ... location manager

Music Department

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Jeff Atmajian ... orchestrator
Sally Boldt ... music editor
Sandy De Crescent ... music contractor
George Fenton ... orchestrator
Rolf Johnson ... assistant music editor
Harvey Shield ... music supervisor
Tom Boyd ... oboe soloist (uncredited)
James Thatcher ... musician: French horn (uncredited)
Louise Di Tullio ... musician: flute (uncredited)

Script and Continuity Department

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Sydney Gilner ... script supervisor

Additional Crew

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Jennifer Baca ... production assistant
Jeffrey T. Barabe ... production assistant
Nancy Blewer ... assistant: Ed Harris
Susan J. Bonno-Buckner ... first assistant accountant
Shawn Boyachek ... production assistant
Sondra Dee Boyachek ... additional production coordinator
Alba Francesca ... assistant: John Baily
Edward Gorsuch ... production assistant
Joseph E. Louden ... homicide technical advisor
Peter Perez ... key grip
Jonathan Sawyer ... production assistant
Cynthia Streit ... production coordinator
Neal Thompson ... title designer
Robert Thorson ... accountant

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Storyline

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Plot Keywords
Taglines He thought it was passion. It was deceit. He thought it was love. It was murder. See more »
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Also Known As
  • China Moon/Femme Fatale (Japan, English title)
  • Femme Fatale (Japan, English title)
  • Lune rouge (France)
  • Eine heiße Affäre (Germany)
  • Lluna de passió (Spain, Catalan title)
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Runtime
  • 99 min
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Budget $15,000,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia Filmed in 1990-91, it was thrown into limbo when production company Orion filed for bankruptcy in late 1991. After a reorganization, the film finally had its theatrical debut in 1994. See more »
Goofs Rachel states that she has an unregistered gun. It is against FL Statute to require gun registration. Saying that she has an unregistered gun is not against FL Statute though. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Angie/China Moon/Greedy/Sirens/The Chase (1994). See more »
Soundtracks Well, Well, Well, Baby-La See more »
Quotes Lamar Dickey: What don't make much sense to me is why two smart guys like us chose this poor-ass police life.
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