Body Heat

As the temperature rises, the suspense begins.

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Podcast Release Date:
Feb 15, 2019

Enjoy a stiff breeze through your wind shield this Valentine’s Day

Kathleen Turner and William Hurt burned up the screen playing adulterers plotting to blow up husband Richard Crenna in the steamy 1981 thriller Body Heat. Does writer-director Lawrence Kasdan recapture the feel of classic 1940s mysteries with the same success his Raiders of the Lost Ark screenplay duplicated the thrill of old-fashioned movie serials? Or does Cheers star Ted Danson turn the whole affair into a lavish musical with his breakout turn as a hot-stepping lawyer? You’ll find out when you do what’s necessary, and become a Now Playing Patron.

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Movie Details

Series
Individual Movie Reviews
Series
Patron Exclusives
Director
Lawrence Kasdan
Runtime
1 h 53 min
Release Date
28 August 1981
Genres
Crime, Thriller, Romance
Overview
In the midst of a searing Florida heat wave, a woman convinces her lover, a small-town lawyer, to murder her rich husband.

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