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Glenn Close attacks Michael Douglas with a knife in Fatal Attraction
Glenn Close attacks Michael Douglas with a knife in Fatal Attraction
Fatal Attraction (1987)

Cinemaniacs presents

Fatal Attraction

Introduction by Emma Westwood

Adrian Lyne | USA | 1987 | R18+
Film

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$25

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$23

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When

Sat 11 Nov 2023

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One of the biggest psychological thrillers of the 1980s.

Dan Gallagher (Michael Douglas) is a happily married man and high-flying lawyer living the dream in New York City. When his wife, Beth (Anne Archer), and their young daughter, Ellen (Ellen Latzen), head to the country for a break, Dan succumbs to the sexual charms of work colleague, Alex (Glenn Close). The weekend ends, and so does the fling – for Dan. Alex, on the other hand, sees this as the start of something else. 

This film not only took the box office by storm; it spawned a host of rip-offs, was nominated for six Academy Awards, introduced the term 'bunny boiler' into our lexicon and had a generation of men quaking in boots. Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned!

Featuring a pre-film presentation by Emma Westwood.

Format: DCP
Language: English
Courtesy: Paramount
Runtime: 119 mins

Event duration

119 mins

Rating

R18+

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