Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Christopher Reeve | ... | Jonathan Fisher | |
Kathy Baker | ... | Punchy | |
Mimi Rogers | ... | Alison Parker | |
Jay Patterson | ... | Leonard Pike | |
Andre Gregory | ... | Ted Avery | |
Morgan Freeman | ... | Fast Black | |
Anna Maria Horsford | ... | Harriet | |
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Frederick Rolf | ... | Joel Davis |
Erik King | ... | Reggie | |
Michael J. Reynolds | ... | Art Sheffield | |
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Shari Hilton | ... | Darlene |
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Donna Bailey | ... | Yvonne |
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Ed Van Nuys | ... | Judge |
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Daniel Nalbach | ... | Singer |
Rick Aviles | ... | Solo |
Magazine reporter Jonathan Fisher, in danger of losing his job, promises to write a factual hard-hitting story of prostitution. But when he tries to get information from the subjects, he is ignored. So he ends up faking a well received story of a pimp, describing his life and crimes. But police think the story is of a real life pimp who is wanted for murder and start pressuring him to reveal the identity of subject in his story, and all he knows. The pimp the police suspect, also thinks the story is about himself, and wants to know what Jonathan knows, and who told him. Written by Brian W Martz <B.Martz@Genie.com>
This film brought Morgan Freeman to my attention for the first time. After, I became a devoted fan. The "scissor scene" between he and Kathy Baker was absolutely chilling and a tribute to both actors. I was mesmerized. The love scene between Christopher Reeves and Baker was sensuality personified.