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From: jeff@hpcnoa.UUCP (jeff)
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Subject: Re: Orphaned Response
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Date: Fri, 19-Jul-85 17:17:00 EDT
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>                                                Turner's role
> was a clone of her Body Heat role

I think the film did not develop the Irene Walker character--which
is a glaring flaw in the film.  Perhaps the director/writers felt
that Kathleen Turner has been typecast as a ruthless killer from the
Matty Walker character in "Body Heat."  The same last name links the
two roles.  Irene's character potentially was the most interesting
because there aren't many women assassins portrayed in the movies.
Because her character isn't fully developed, her actions seemed 
random.

-- Jeff Wu