Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Tom Berenger | ... | Atty. Gavin St. Claire | |
Nancy Travis | ... | Atty. Theresa Janice 'T.J.' Harlow | |
Robert Patrick | ... | Delbert Radley | |
Eddie Jones | ... | Mac Brophy | |
Heidi Schanz | ... | Pandora 'Dora' Circe | |
Dana Gladstone | ... | Dist. Atty. Steve Crowley | |
Patricia Belcher | ... | Judge May | |
Dayton Callie | ... | Frank DeMarco | |
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James Frank Clark | ... | Train Engineer (as James F. Clark) |
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Jon Donnelly | ... | Red Neck# 2 |
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Stan Garner | ... | Train Conductor |
Magda Harout | ... | Alice the Waitress | |
Marnie McPhail | ... | Elaine Sloane | |
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Mim Parker | ... | Tera the Dancer |
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Stephen Pocock | ... | Hotel Manager |
A lawyer, defending a Mafia boss, falls for a beautiful woman with a sad story to tell. She says she's being abused by her brutal husband and she needs his help. Written by Rob Hartill
Even down to the fist word in the title, there are many similarities between the two. Body Heat is one of my favorites, so I also enjoyed Body Language although the writing and dialog were certainly not up to the "original". Tom Berenger did a good job, I thought...but a little too smart and slick to be hoodwinked as he was. As a comparison, William Hurt (Body Heat) was able to be convincing as a boob lawyer being manipulated at every turn by a conniving female.