A classic stalker film in Clint Eastwood's directorial debut
Clint Eastwood, in his first directorial job, did a great job with Jessica Walter as a psychopath and with his own character Dave Garver a disc jockey at a Carmel, California radio station, as the young philanderer. Garver plays cool Jazz and Rock while reciting poetry with a smooth demeanor. Walter calls him constantly asking him to play the song Misty for her. The two eventually meet up and have sex, and she takes that as the beginning of a relationship, while he was just looking for a fling. Walter’s craziness is portrayed immediately as she is constantly showing up unexpectedly looking for Garver. When she finds him with other women, even ones that are platonic she loses control, sometimes violently. That is the heart of the movie.<br /><br />The one major flaw in the film is in the middle when Eastwood and his ex-girlfriend Tobie played by Donna Mills get back together. They romp through the forest in scenes that are way too drawn out and have sex in the woods, naked on top of a bunch of plants. No one does that because the plants will poke you in all kinds of areas. This was supposed to be an ode to the sexual revolution of the 60s-70s, but really didn’t age well. It’s also far too drawn out and doesn’t fit with the mood of the rest of the film. If that had just been cut out or edited down, this movie would be near perfect.
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