Dangerous Love (1988 film)
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| Directed by | Marty Ollstein |
| Written by | Marty Ollstein |
| Produced by | Brad Krevoy Steven Stabler |
| Starring | Elliott Gould |
| Cinematography | Nicholas von Sternberg |
| Music by | Paul Hertzog |
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| Language | English |
Dangerous Love is a 1988 crime film starring Elliott Gould.[1] A psychopath videotapes then murders female clients of a dating service, and suspicion falls on a geeky computer executive.[2][3] Leonard Maltin rated the movie a "bomb".[4]
Cast
- Elliott Gould as Rick
- Lawrence Monoson as Gabe
- Brenda Bakke as Chris
- Angelyne as Josie
- Peter Marc Jacobson as Jay
- Teri Austin as Dominique
- Sal Landi as Rob
- Anthony Geary as Mickey
- Kimberley Kates as Susan
References
- ^ Sam Keenleyside Bedside Manners: George Clooney and ER - Page xii 1550223364 1998 It certainly did its part in killing the career of the show's star, Elliott Gould. ... Aher E/ R, Gould was reduced to punching the clock on the sets of such legendary pieces of work as Dangerous Love and Wet and Wild
- ^ Blockbuster Entertainment Guide to Movies and Videos 1999 0440225981 1998 - Page 261 "Dangerous Love 1988 * A psychopath videotapes then murders female clients of a dating service, and a geeky computer executive (Monpson) is ... C: Lawrence Monoson, Brenda Bakke, Teri Austin, Anthony Geary, Elliott Gould."
- ^ VideoHound's Golden Movie Retriever 1996 VideoHound Editors - 1995- Page 1993 078760626X Dangerous Love Advice to the lovelorn; Avoid this one. ... being filmed in a death scene — their own. 1987 87m/C Lawrence Monoson. Brenda Bakke. Peter Marc. Elliott Gould."
- ^ Leonard Maltin's Movie & Video Guide Leonard Maltin - 1998-0452279143 Page 302 Dangerous Love (1988) C-96m. BOMB D: Marty Ollstein. Lawrence Monoson, Brenda Bakke, Peter Marc, Teri Austin, Sal Landi, Anthony Geary, Elliott Gould. Someone is videotaping, and murdering, female members of a video dating club."
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