The affair from Hell...
“Fatal Attraction” (1987), a dramatic thriller that made a ton of money when originally released, cast Glenn Close against type as a clinging, obsessive woman. Part of the new Paramount Presents series, it is a landmark film that has inspired many copies and established a template of the domestic drama with horrific overtones.<br /><br />Dan Gallagher (Michael Douglas, “Wall Street”) is a successful New York copyright lawyer with a wife, Beth (Anne Archer, “Patriot Games”), and a young daughter, Ellen (Ellen Latzen). At a crowded cocktail party to launch a new book, Dan meets Alex Forrest (Glenn Close, “The Wife”), a cool, attractive, self-assured editor. They encounter each other again at a business meeting while his family is away. Caught in a downpour after the meeting, they seek shelter in a restaurant to have a drink. This leads to a lengthy dinner, and a mutual attraction develops. They go back to Alex’s apartment and engage in sex— lots of it. A second evening together turns ugly when Dan, feeling guilty and realizing his mistake, tries gently to end their trysts and Alex slits her wrists.<br /><br />Alex soon turns up at his office, telephones him at home, and becomes more and more demanding of his attention, issuing the film’s most famous line, “I will not be ignored.” She tells Dan she’s pregnant with his child, insinuating herself even further into his life, threatening to tell Beth about their affair, and stalking the family even after they move outside the city.<br /><br />“Fatal Attraction” was unique in that it switched the typical male/female roles. Alex is the aggressor, Dan the object of desire. The cast is excellent. Close does a fantastic job as the driven stalker intent on winning Dan for herself no matter the cost. Archer plays the wife as the ideal life partner, loyal and loving. Douglas brings a leading-man quality to the role that elicits sympathy for his character even though he’s cheated on his wife.<br /><br />Director Adrian Lyne (“Flashdance”) and screenwriter James Dearden develop the story gradually, so that we see how Alex takes advantage of Dan’s family’s being out of town to seduce him. Clearly, Dan doesn’t resist too strongly, which complicates the situation. Alex sees their night together one way, Dan quite another, and therein lies the film’s conflict. The simulated sex scenes are rough and passionate, and the violent scenes intense. We feel Dan’s frustration and fear as his life is turned into turmoil and his family life threatened. The Hitchcockian build-up of suspense in key scenes is handled adroitly. Howard Atherton’s photography is, by turns, lushly romantic, ominous, or evocative.<br /><br />Bonus materials on the Blu-ray release include director’s audio commentary, alternate ending, rehearsal footage, the new featurette “Filmmaker Focus: Director Adrian Lyne on Fatal Attraction,” and the theatrical trailer.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Stylish and sexy, FATAL ATTRACTION, took audiences to terrifying new heights with it's thrilling story of a casual encounter gone terribly awry. Newly remastered from a 4K film transfer supervised by director Adrian Lyne, this box office smash was nominated for six Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Adapted Screenplay, and Best Actress (Glenn Close).SPECIAL FEATURES:- Commentary by Director Adrian Lyne - Filmmaker Focus: Adrian Lyne on Fatal Attraction - Rehearsal - Footage - Alternate Ending with Introduction by Director Adrian Lyne Original Theatrical Trailer.