Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
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James McManus | ... | Lloyd Meadows |
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Ellen Goldwasser | ... | Jane Danforth |
Pablo Bryant | ... | Peter Danforth | |
H.M. Wynant | ... | J.W. McCreedy | |
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Lee Holmes | ... | Scott |
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Jack Grabow | ... | Old Man |
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Karen Sederholm | ... | Helen Zedak |
Anna Simone Scott | ... | Jilted Wife (as Anna Scott) | |
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Linda Sue Murphy | ... | Prostitute with Lloyd |
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Valerie Vigil | ... | Prostitute |
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Tara Agace | ... | Prostitute (as 'Tarty' Tara) |
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Michael Womack | ... | Prostitute |
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Fred A. Robbins | ... | 'John' in Car |
Paul Crowder | ... | Corn Flake Man | |
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Joseph Anthony | ... | ThriftCo Clerk |
A woman hires P.I. Lloyd Meadows to investigate her husband, a respectable social worker. What seemed to be a simple case of adultery turns into an ugly mess fast.
The fixed and penetrating gaze of the posturing-while-frequently-motionless Mr. McManus was too too much much. I kept watching because I really wanted to find out what happened to Pablo Bryant's character, about whom I cared tremendously, but not enough to rank the movie as better than awful. I will look for Mr. Bryant's work elsewhere.