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[sam-rothstein]

Dirty Harry (1971) // Sudden Impact (1983)

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1983 - Clint Eastwood (Harry Callahan) dans LE RETOUR DE L'INSPECTEUR HARRY de Clint Eastwood / 1983 - Clint Eastwood (Harry Callahan) in SUDDEN IMPACT by Clint Eastwood

Pour voir la vidéo : L'essentiel sur SUDDEN IMPACT de Clint Eastwood présenté par Fabrice Calzettoni. / To see the video : The Essentiel on SUDDEN IMPACT by Fabrice Calzettoni

Chaîne : L’ESSENTIEL SUR LE CINÉMA

L’essentiel sur Clint Eastwood

Texte : Fabrice Calzettoni © sgdl 2023

Fabrice Calzettoni est responsable de la médiation culturelle à l'Institut Lumière et au Festival Lumière, Lyon. Il est animateur des ciné-conférences.

[brandnulife]

Enemies of Michael Myers

Alive

Allyson Nelson

Billy Hill

Danny Strode

Frank Hawkins

Freddie Harris

John Tate

Kara Strode

Laurie Strode

Lindsey Wallace

Molly Cartwell

Ronnie Jones

Sara Moyer

Sondra Dickerson

Steven Lloyd

The town of Haddonfield, IL

Deceased

Cameron Elam

Corey Cunningham

Jamie Lloyd

Judith Myers

Karen Nelson

Leigh Brackett

Lonnie Elam

Marion Chambers

Rachel Carruthers

Samuel Loomis

Terence Wynn & the Cult of Thorn

Tommy Doyle

[courseyoulovemeyoudontknowme]

Home Alone (1990, Chris Columbus)

28/12/2023

Home Alone is a 1990 film written and produced by John Hughes and directed by Chris Columbus.

Home Alone premiered in Chicago on November 10, 1990 and was released in U.S. theaters on November 16. The film grossed $476.7 million worldwide, becoming the highest-grossing live-action comedy until the release of The Hangover Part II (2011), and made child actor Macaulay Culkin a celebrity. Furthermore, it was the second highest-grossing film of 1990, behind Ghost. It was nominated for two Golden Globes for Best Motion Picture Musical or Comedy and Best Actor in a Motion Picture for Culkin. A sequel, Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, was released in 1992.

Chicago, Illinois. The McCallister family, made up of the spouses Peter and Kate and their children Buzz, Jeff, Megan, Linnie and Kevin (the youngest, but often resented and ridiculed by everyone), is about to leave for Paris to spend the Christmas holidays from Peter's brother Rob, married to Georgette and father of Steffan and twins. The evening before departure they are joined by Frank, another brother of Peter, who lives in Ohio with his wife Leslie and their children Tracy, Sondra, Brooke and Fuller. Heather and Rob, Rob's children who remained in the United States, who want to reunite with their families for the Christmas holidays, will also leave with them. During the family dinner before departure, Kevin has a brief scuffle with his older brother Buzz, guilty of having eaten all his cheese pizza that he had ordered. That same night, a powerful gust of wind causes a tree branch to break and fall onto electricity wires, deactivating the alarm clocks and causing a blackout.

In the confusion created to arrive at the airport in time, no one notices the absence of Kevin, still asleep in the attic, who is later mistaken by his cousin Heather for a neighbor child who has come to say goodbye to the family. Taking advantage of the absence of his family, the child decides to let off steam, doing everything he had always been forbidden to do: jumping on his parents' bed, eating junk food, rummaging through Buzz's things and watching gangster films.

Meanwhile, Kevin discovers that the neighborhood where he lives has been targeted by Harry Lime and Marv Merchants, a couple of thieves who are taking advantage of the holiday period to raid homes, after the former, disguised as a policeman, pretends to an inspection and getting as much information as possible from the owners. The two criminals usually plug the drains and leave the taps open, causing flooding in the houses they rob as a sort of "signature", for which they are nicknamed "Wet Bandits". Meanwhile, after landing in Paris, Kate chooses to stay at the airport in the hope that a seat will open up on a flight so she can return to the United States immediately, while Peter goes to his brother Rob with the rest of his relatives to let their children rest. The days pass and Kevin begins to become familiar with the domestic environment: he goes shopping, does the laundry and also prepares the Christmas tree.

Meanwhile, om Christmas Eve, Harry and Marv finally realize that the boy is alone and want to break into the house that same evening, at 9:00 pm. In the meantime, Kate, having managed to leave, stops first in Dallas and then in Scranton, where, however, she is unable to find a seat on any flight to Chicago.

[ulkaralakbarova]

Sudden Impact

When a young rape victim takes justice into her own hands and becomes a serial killer, it’s up to Dirty Harry Callahan, on suspension from the SFPD, to bring her to justice. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: Insp. Harry Callahan: Clint Eastwood Jennifer Spencer: Sondra Locke Chief Jannings: Pat Hingle Captain Briggs: Bradford Dillman Mick: Paul Drake Ray Parkins: Audrie Neenan Kruger: Jack…

[madseance]

King is pretty harsh on Carrie the book in general, which isn't surprising given that it's a first novel, but all I can really say about this being a mischaracterization is that, at worst, I've got the order of events slightly wrong in terms of what went into the story. But I'm looking at On Writing right now, so I'll just relay exactly what he says.

He had worked briefly as a janitor in a high school when he was about 19 or 20, and was struck by the differences between the girls' and boys' showers—primarily that the girls had shower curtains for privacy, and also the tampon dispenser in the restroom. He was remembering this when he first got the idea for a scene in which a girl gets her period in the showers, but one without privacy screens, and she doesn't know what's happening, and the other girls start making fun of her and throwing tampons at her, and "fights back... but how?" Which is when he brings the magazine article about poltergeist activity into it, and thinks he might actually have a decent idea for a short story. But he found it hard to write for a number of reasons, including:

I didn’t much like the lead character. Carrie White seemed thick and passive, a ready-made victim. The other girls were chucking tampons and sanitary napkins at her, chanting “Plug it up! Plug it up!” and I just didn’t care. ... I couldn’t see wasting two weeks, maybe even a month, creating a novella I didn’t like and wouldn’t be able to sell. So I threw it away.

Which is when Tabitha rescues it from the trash and tells him to keep going. And that's when King's dislike of Carrie White comes into some context:

I never got to like Carrie White and I never trusted Sue Snell’s motives in sending her boyfriend to the prom with her, but I did have something there. Like a whole career. Tabby somehow knew it, and by the time I had piled up fifty single-spaced pages, I knew it, too.

He talks about the important things he learned from writing this book:

But none of them taught me the things I learned from Carrie White. The most important is that the writer’s original perception of a character or characters may be as erroneous as the reader’s. Running a close second was the realization that stopping a piece of work just because it’s hard, either emotionally or imaginatively, is a bad idea. Sometimes you have to go on when you don’t feel like it, and sometimes you’re doing good work when it feels like all you’re managing is to shovel shit from a sitting position.

And this is when he brings in those memories of the girls in his high school to help him understand the character better:

And I also helped myself, digging back to my memories of high school (my job teaching English didn’t help; I was twenty-six by then, and on the wrong side of the desk), remembering what I knew about the two loneliest, most reviled girls in my class—how they looked, how they acted, how they were treated. Very rarely in my career have I explored more distasteful territory.

In this version he calls "Tina" Dodie, and also mentions a brother named Bill.

The other girls made fun of her, at first behind her back and then to her face. Teasing became taunting. The boys weren’t a part of it; we had Bill to take care of (yes, I helped—not a whole lot, but I was there).

And finally:

I never liked Carrie, that female version of Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, but through Sondra and Dodie I came at last to understand her a little. I pitied her and I pitied her classmates as well, because I had been one of them once upon a time.

The point, really, is that how he personally feels about Carrie as a character, and how he wrote her, are two different things. Not totally separate things—for one thing, I think King, like a lot of male writers (Isaac Asimov comes to mind), betrays a degree of deep-seated misogyny in how he incidentally describes female characters—but distinct enough to be worth considering separately, too. He found her unpleasant, but he did also make an effort to understand her and flesh her out beyond his original impression of her.

And the original charge here wasn't just that he disliked her (true) or found her, at least initially, pitiful (true), but that he wrote her as "a horrible terrible disturbed woman beyond redemption". I think it's pretty clear, at least, that that was not King's angle on Carrie White. Of course we could get into the issue of how writers are unreliable narrators of their own process (which is also addressed in On Writing), but that's the only primary source we have to go on.

I'm not going to go into a deep textual analysis of Carrie itself to see whether this holds up (although maybe for the other blog?), but I don't think the story works if Carrie is irredeemable. As I recall, the dramatic tension is based on the reader thinking maybe Carrie can get control of her powers, maybe she can survive high school; but what's done to her at that critical moment at prom, and how she reacts, is what seals her fate. What would've happened to Carrie if she'd made it through prom? That's a subject for someone else to explore, but the fact that it's a question at all seems counter to the idea that she's written as irredeemable.

yes carrie killed over 400 people ok. thats bad i know. but have you considered that i feel really bad for her :(

[wikiuntamed]

On this day in Wikipedia: Friday, 3rd November

Welcome, Bienvenida, Välkommen, Benvenuta 🤗 What does @Wikipedia say about 3rd November through the years 🏛️📜🗓️?

3rd November 2020 🗓️ : Event - 2020 United States presidential election The 2020 United States presidential election takes place between Democratic Joe Biden and Republican incumbent President Donald Trump. On November 7, Biden was declared the winner. "The 2020 United States presidential election was the 59th quadrennial presidential election, held on Tuesday, November 3, 2020. The Democratic ticket of former vice president Joe Biden and the junior U.S. senator from California Kamala Harris defeated the incumbent Republican president, Donald..."

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3rd November 2018 🗓️ : Death - Sondra Locke Sondra Locke, American actress and director (b. 1944) "Sandra Louise Anderson (née Smith; May 28, 1944 – November 3, 2018), professionally known as Sondra Locke, was an American actress and director. An alumna of Middle Tennessee State University, Locke broke into regional show business with assorted posts at the Nashville-based radio station WSM-AM,..."

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3rd November 1973 🗓️ : Event - Mariner program Mariner program: NASA launches the Mariner 10 toward Mercury. On March 29, 1974, it becomes the first space probe to reach that planet. "The Mariner program was conducted by the American space agency NASA to explore other planets. Between 1962 and late 1973, NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) designed and built 10 robotic interplanetary probes named Mariner to explore the inner Solar System - visiting the planets Venus, Mars and..."

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3rd November 1923 🗓️ : Birth - Hitomi Yamaguchi Yamaguchi Hitomi, Japanese author and critic (d. 1995) "Hitomi Yamaguchi (山口 瞳, Yamaguchi Hitomi, November 3, 1923 – August 30, 1995) was a novelist and essayist in Shōwa period Japan...."

3rd November 1817 🗓️ : Event - Bank of Montreal The Bank of Montreal, Canada's oldest chartered bank, opens in Montreal. "The Bank of Montreal (BMO (pronounced ); French: Banque de Montréal) is a Canadian multinational investment bank and financial services company. The bank was founded in Montreal, Quebec, in 1817 as Montreal Bank, making it Canada's oldest bank. Its head office is in Montreal and its operational..."

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3rd November 🗓️ : Holiday - Christian feast day: Clydog "Clydog (also known as Clydawg, Clodock, Clitaucus, Cleodicus, Cladocus) was a sixth-century Welsh king of Ergyng who became a saint. His feast day is traditionally held on 3 November but is also celebrated on 19 August.In imagery, Clydog is represented as a king holding a sword and a lily...."

[richardjoy]

Jacelyn Reeves

Jacelyn Reeves – The Lovely Flight Attendant Who Captured Dirty Harry’s Heart!

Jacelyn, a former flight attendant from the USA, is best known as the former girlfriend of filmmaker and actor Clint Eastwood who she had a fling with in the 1980s.

Early Life

Jacelyn Reeves was born in Seattle, Washington and is multiracial in ethnicity. She was raised in her hometown, although she has chosen to withhold details about her early years, such as the names and occupations of her parents and whether or not she has siblings. Given her flight attendance, it is possible that she attended a prestigious university.

Reeves grew up to be a lovely woman standing at a height of 5 feet 5 inches. With blue eyes, blonde hair and an alluring quality to her personality, she was quite a head-turner in her young days.

Kids

She is the mother of Hollywood actor Scott Eastwood. Scott, her first child, had to relocate to California to live with his father.

She has a daughter named Kathryn Eastwood who works as an actor and a screenwriter. Kathryn worked on American Virus' set in 2015, and the following year, she joined the cast of Thick Water.

Relationships

Jacelyn Reeves was more well-known due to her love life and many people were unaware of her as an attendant. She only became famous because of her relationship with Clint Eastwood. In the 1980s, when Jacelyn was still a flight attendant, she met and began dating Clint Eastwood, who was at the time wed to Sondra Locke. According to rumors, the two initially interacted in 1984 while they were both on the same flight. Soon afterwards, the media found out about her although not much was revealed from her side, given that Jacelyn has always maintained privacy about her life.

Jacelyn has rediscovered love in Private Bell's arms. Bell is her husband at present, and her only husband so far.

Career, Business and Net Worth

She began her career in the United States as a flight attendant, which is how most people know her. She worked there for a very long period because it was her primary career. The lifestyle she leads reflects how successful her business is.

Because she never wanted to share details about her private life with the media, Jacelyn kept all of her information very private. She lived her life as a flight attendant and it is estimated that she has a net worth of $100,000. Now retired, she lives with her spouse Bell in Hawaii. For more details visit: https://affairpost.com/clint-eastwood-exs-jacelyn-reeves-wiki-flight-attendant-children-scott-eastwood-and-kathryn-eastwood/

[finishinglinepress]

FLP CHAPBOOK OF THE DAY: It Was Not Right To Love Him So Much by Sondra Melzer

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Sondra Melzer’s poems reflect a lifetime of #surviving and thriving. She plumbs her memory to write of a #family plagued by #alcoholism and held together by a mother’s strength. She writes deeply about losses — a child in infancy, an adult son. Other poems tell of her long and happy marriage, a daughter who brings laughter and joy, and the rewards of a decades-long teaching career. This suite of poems, full of passion and intensity, go straight to the reader’s heart.

Dr. Sondra Melzer taught for forty years in the public schools of Stamford, Connecticut, and is now a faculty emerita at Sacred Heart University. A scholar of the novels of Philip Roth, she is the author of Rhetoric of Rage, a groundbreaking critical study of women in the work of Dorothy Parker. Dr. Melzer’s writing has previously appeared in the National Council of Teachers of English publication, WILLA, and the James Joyce Quarterly. Dr. Melzer lives with her husband Frank, an attorney, in Stamford, Connecticut.

PRAISE FOR It Was Not Right To Love Him So Much by Sondra Melzer

Sondra Melzer’s heart-rending collection traverses the territory of intimacy and recollection with skill and tenderness. She traces for us, her fortunate readers, the most private corners of experience as she engages in “talking in women’s talk, of children born and unborn.” We come away from her words moved, enlightened, emboldened, forever changed for having read her poetry.

–Heather Corbally Bryant, author, Orchard Days

In these tenderly beautiful poems, Sondra Melzer explores a liminal, luminous space between “never enough” and “too much.” Here is the grieving and joy and sweetness and terror of a life well and deeply lived—from a teacher who shows us how to feel.

–Dominique Browning, author, Slow Love Life

Melzer’s book opens with an urgent chant, “it must be told, it must be told”—and it must. It must be told that girls who “listen to their heartbeats” can survive a violent childhood and the griefs of motherhood. It must be told that there’s joy in finding a profession that “fills you up/to give so much.” The final poem, an ode to a daughter, a gifted child loved “not enough, not enough,” serves as a fitting final mantra for this suite of poems about a life so full of passion.

–Marietta Brill, author, Ravita and the Land of Unknown Shadows

Sondra Melzer captures the wisdom of a lifetime spent among great literature, love and loss, turning that knowledge into poetry that reaches the reader’s heart. She shows how teachers are called to “breathe life into those empty faces or waiting bodies sitting, standing as if you had such power.” Melzer’s readers will understand why they love so much the teachers who’ve used that power to change lives.

–Harris Lirtzman, literacy coach

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[adamwatchesmovies]

Dirty Harry 4: Sudden Impact (1983)

I can’t tell you how many times I’ve had to look up which Dirty Harry is which. None have been as spectacular as the first, but this fourth entry - Sudden Impact is quite strong. It's a vast improvement over The Enforcer thanks to a great villain and a different take on Detective Harry Callahan’s approach to police justice.

In San Francisco, artist Jennifer Spencer (Sondra Locke) murders one of the men who raped her and her sister years ago. Inspector ‘Dirty’ Harry Callahan (Clint Eastwood, who also directs) is investigating the crime. Considering his unorthodox approach to justice, will the officer and serial killer see eye-to-eye?

There’s a lot of good stuff here and the only thing that stops this sequel from being on the same level as the first is a few action movie moments. In Sudden Impact, when a bad guy gets it, they have to be annihilated in a spectacularly absurd fashion. These scenes stick out as overly movie-like compared to the rest of the film, which is largely grounded in reality. You wonder how Harry will handle Jennifer once he learns the truth. They have a lot in common and unlike the antagonists from Magnum Force, she isn’t taking things too far – if that is possible when we are talking about murder. As an audience member, you don’t know whom to cheer for. You can’t go around shooting people in the face, but if anyone’s got just cause, it’s her.

As Jennifer tracks down her targets one by one, we find that they're surprisingly well-defined. In most films, a rapist is just a rapist. If they have other personality traits, they might also love kicking puppies or be raging homophobes. Basically, they’re inhuman monsters who have managed to pass off as regular people. Here, it isn’t that simple – at least not in every case. Whether you like to think so or not, even criminals are human beings. Sudden Impact makes us consider the need for due process and trials. It makes you wonder what Callahan will do when he puts all the clues together.

Sudden Impact also brings to us one of the series’ most enduring and memorable catchphrases: “Go ahead, make my day”. There are plenty of good action scenes, bad people get their satisfying comeuppance and it features the second-best villain of the series (actually I should say “antagonist”, not “villain”). It’s a solid entry. (On DVD, February 24, 2018)

[tatyana-dreaming]

just a little hair appreciation post for Il Trovatore (Met 2011) that’s some volume...some wave...some fluff

[itsblosseybitch]

Sondra Locke in Sudden Impact (1983)

[80smovies]

[mydailyvintagephotos]

Rip to the celebrities we lost in 2018 🌹🕊

[stuhde]

sunday: i meant to post this playlist weeks ago, so you could all have some soft indie study tunes to listen to while you’re studying for exams/midterms. as much as i love instrumental study music, sometimes you just want lyrics to listen to while studying. here’s a playlist to guide you through your work day before the next week begins 💫

(listen here)

patience - the lumineers // obvious bicycle - vampire weekend // all i want - kodaline // somebody else - the 1975 // meet me in the hallway - harry styles // from eden - hozier // angela - the lumineers // is there somebody who can watch you - the 1975 // all we ever knew - the head and the heart // featherstone - the paper kites // dirty paws - of monsters and men // like real people do - hozier  // miracle aligners - the shadow puppets // hannah hunt - vampire weekend // hey k - passion pit // the cave - mumford and sons // suck it and see - arctic monkeys // reign down - bombay bicycle club // rivers and road - the head and the heart // ophelia - the lumineers // cherry wine (live) - hozier // from the dining table - harry styles

cleopatra - the lumineers // medicine - the 1975 // i think ur a contra - vampire weekend // monsoon - hippo campus // devil like me - rainbow kitten surprise // another story - the head and the heart // paint - the paper kits // sleep on the floor - the lumineers // please be naked - the 1975 // bloom (bonus track) - the paper kites // no guarantees (stinson beach ed.) - the head and the heart // goodnight chicago - rainbow kitten surpise  // someone new - hozier // down in the valley - the head and the heart // to build a home - the cinematic orchestra // down in the valley - the head and the heart // polite company - rainbow kitten surprise // rhythm and blues - the head and the heart // stuck on puzzle - alex turner // work song - hozier // fallingforyou - the 1975 // this must be the place (naïve melody) - the lumineers // winter song - the head and the heart // woodland - the paper kites // baby i’m yours - arctic monrkeys // chateau - angus & julia stone // sedona - houndmouth // fire and fear - the head and the heart // tell me how - paramore // for sondra (it means the world to me) - passion pit // sincerity is scary - the 1975 // days on a wire - case // signs of light - the head and the heart // inside your mind - they 1975  // cowards - raleigh ritchie // wake me - bleachers // run - hozier // all well that ends well - rainbow kitten surprise // mine - the 1975 // on the way home - the paper kites // the ultracheese - arctic monkeys // mountain sound - of monsters and men // surrounded by heads and bodies - the 1975 // don’t forget me - the head and the heart // hey, ma - bon iver // arms - the paper kites // two weeks - grizzly bear // the only thing - sufjfan stevens // south - hippo campus // amsterdam - gregory alan isakov // backstroke - dizzy // loving is easy - rex orange county // rainbow - kacey musgraves // jesus christ 2005 god bless america  - the 1975 // i <3 u - boy pablo // frail state of mind - they 1975  // RABi - bon iver // disappear - beabadoobee // say my name (spotify cover) - hozier // cig - baby fuzZ // be my mistake - the 1975 // crush - day wave // fine line - harry styles // i couldn’t be more in love - the 1975 // corduroy dreams - rex orange county // naeem - bon iver // don’t worry - the 1975 // nowadays - boy pablo // bloodlines - cape francis // halloween - pheobe bridgers // eugene - arlo parks // over the moon - the marías

[ulkaralakbarova]

Tess McGill is an ambitious secretary with a unique approach for climbing the ladder to success. When her classy, but villainous boss breaks a leg skiing, Tess takes over her office, her apartment and even her wardrobe. She creates a deal with a handsome investment banker that will either take her to the top, or finish her off for good. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: Tess McGill: Melanie Griffith Jack Trainer: Harrison Ford Katharine Parker: Sigourney Weaver Mick Dugan: Alec Baldwin Cyn: Joan Cusack Oren Trask: Philip Bosco Ginny: Nora Dunn Lutz: Oliver Platt Turkel: James Lally Bob Speck: Kevin Spacey Armbriester: Robert Easton Personnel Director: Olympia Dukakis Alice Baxter: Amy Aquino Tim Rourke: Jeffrey Nordling Doreen DiMucci: Elizabeth Whitcraft Tess’s Birthday Party Friend: Maggie Wagner Tess’s Birthday Party Friend: Lou DiMaggio Tess’s Birthday Party Friend: David Duchovny Tess’s Birthday Party Friend: Georgienne Millen Petty Marsh Secretary: Caroline Aaron Petty Marsh Secretary: Nancy Giles Petty Marsh Secretary: Judy Milstein Petty Marsh Secretary: Nicole Chevance Petty Marsh Secretary: Kathleen Gray Petty Marsh Secretary: Jane B. Harris Petty Marsh Secretary: Sondra Hollander Petty Marsh Secretary: Samantha Shane Petty Marsh Secretary: Julia Silverman Jr. Executive: Jim Babchak Jim: Zach Grenier Dewey Stone Reception Guest: Ralph Byers Dewey Stone Reception Guest: Leslie Ayvazian Cab Driver: Steve Cody Dewey Stone Receptionist: Paige Matthews John Romano: Lee Dalton Phyllis Trask: Barbara Garrick Barbara Trask: Madolin B. Archer Hostess at Wedding: Etain O’Malley Bridesmaid: Ricki Lake Bitsy: Marceline Hugot Bridegroom: Tom Rooney Trask Wedding Orchestra: Peter Duchin Trask Secretary: Maeve McGuire Tim Draper: Timothy Carhart TV Weatherman: Lloyd Lindsay Young Bartender: F.X. Vitolo Clerk at Dry Cleaner’s: Lily Froehlich Heliport Attendant: Michael Haley Helicopter Pilot: Mario T. DeFelice Jr. Helicopter Pilot: Anthony Mancini Jr. Trask Receptionist: Suzanne Shepherd Rhumba Guy (uncredited): Matthew Bennett Staten Island Secretary (uncredited): Trish Cook Pretty Brunette Office Girl (uncredited): Priscilla Cory Cyn’s Aunt (uncredited): Marilyn Dobrin Trask Executive (uncredited): Kevin Fennessy Receptionist (uncredited): Anita Finlay Office Worker (uncredited): Tom Sean Foley Staten Island Ferry Commutor (uncredited): George Gerard Secretary (uncredited): Dhonna Harris Goodale Young Businessman (uncredited): Daniel Henning Office Party-Goer (uncredited): Eric Kramer Secretary (uncredited): Elisa London Secretary (uncredited): Karen Starr Petty Marshall Secretary (uncredited): Alison Wachtler Film Crew: Director of Photography: Michael Ballhaus Editor: Sam O’Steen Screenplay: Kevin Wade Costume Design: Ann Roth Makeup Artist: Joseph A. Campayno Makeup Artist: J. Roy Helland Art Direction: Doug Kraner Director: Mike Nichols Unit Production Manager: Robert Greenhut Set Decoration: George DeTitta Jr. Casting: Juliet Taylor Executive Producer: Laurence Mark Producer: Douglas Wick Hairstylist: Alan D’Angerio Gaffer: John W. DeBlau Production Design: Patrizia von Brandenstein Location Manager: Richard Baratta Supervising Sound Editor: Stan Bochner Transportation Captain: Tom O’Donnell Jr. First Assistant Camera: Florian Ballhaus Production Supervisor: Todd Arnow Boom Operator: Linda Murphy Still Photographer: Andrew D. Schwartz Assistant Costume Designer: Gary Jones Camera Operator: David M. Dunlap Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Lee Dichter Art Department Coordinator: Samara Schaffer Transportation Co-Captain: Louis Volpe Script Supervisor: Mary Bailey Assistant Art Director: Tim Galvin Production Coordinator: Ingrid Johanson Production Sound Mixer: Les Lazarowitz Music Editor: Patrick Mullins Sound Editor: Marshall Grupp ADR Editor: Michael Jacobi Property Master: James Mazzola Cableman: Mike Bedard First Assistant Director: Michael Haley Stunt Double: Vic Armstrong Original Music Composer: Carly Simon Stunt Coordinator: Jim Dunn Stunt Coordinator: Frank Ferrara Stunts: Phil Neilson Stunts: ...