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Crimes of Passion
- (With DVD)
- Format: Blu-ray
- Rated: NR
- Release Date: 26/07/2016

Crimes of Passion
(With DVD)
- Starring: Kathleen Turner, Anthony Perkins, John Laughlin, Bruce Davison
- Director: Ken Russell
- Genre: Mystery / Suspense
- Original Language: ENG
- Run Time: 107 minutes
- Year of Release: 1984
- Number of Discs: 2
- UPC: 760137874294
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Product Notes
In the early eighties British enfant terrible Ken Russell travelled to America and placed his unorthodox imprint on a pair of US movies. The first was the Altered States, so out-there it's screenwriter disowned it. The second was the equally crazy Crimes of Passion, starring Kathleen Turner (Body Heat, Serial Mom) at the height of her powers. Fashion designer Joanna Crane (Turner) leads a double life. By night she is China Blue, a prostitute who's attracted the unwanted attention of two men. One is a sexually frustrated private detective hired by her employees. The other is psychopathic priest (played by Norman Bates himself, Anthony Perkins) in possession of a murderous sex toy. With it's outré screenplay by Barry Sandler and over the top score by Rick Wakeman, Crimes of Passion may just be the most outrageous Ken Russell film ever made - and that's quite some feat!
Credits
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CreditsKathleen Turner
Anthony Perkins
John Laughlin
Bruce Davison
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DirectorsKen Russell