Fatal Attraction (5/8) Movie CLIP - Alex Comes Over (1987) HD

CLIP DESCRIPTION:
Dan (Michael Douglas) is shocked to find his mistress Alex (Glenn Close) having a chat with his wife (Anne Archer).

FILM DESCRIPTION:
"Fatal attraction" has become a household term for love turned to murderous obsession, thanks to the success of Adrian Lyne's 1987 movie. Dan (Michael Douglas) is a family man whose one-night affair with Alex (Glenn Close) turns into a nightmare when she insists on continuing the relationship, claiming to be carrying his baby. Alex systematically terrorizes Dan, even temporarily kidnapping his daughter, in her attempts to win back his affection. Douglas' besieged family man guiltily tries to preserve his marriage and family from the consequences of his own indiscretion. Close's performance as the love-struck psycho-siren remains her signature role: She conveys the buried feminist message of the film in her challenge to Dan to take responsibility for his sexual behavior. Though many critics acknowlegded the film's striking similarities to Clint Eastwood's 1971 film Play Misty for Me, Fatal Attraction spawned numerous other movies about middle-class families besieged by a lone psychotic intent on infiltrating and destroying the fabric of the family unit, including The Stepfather (1987), Pacific Heights (1990), The Hand That Rocks the Cradle (1992), and Fear (1996).

CREDITS:
TM & © Paramount (1987)
Cast: Michael Douglas, Anne Archer, Glenn Close
Director: Adrian Lyne
Producers: Stanley R. Jaffe, Sherry Lansing
Screenwriter: James Dearden

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[soleildesse]

his face is priceless. she came over to just get his new address and phone number. wow.

[JB]

This was literally a perfect film. Nearly 40 years later and it’s still a timeless classic

[marleelogsdon]

That look on Michael Douglas face as she explains where they’re moving to… like he got the wind knocked out of him. Great acting

[bilalahmed]

Micheal Douglas was just amazing in this scene. His facial expressions.

[zach]

Oscar-worthy performance by Glenn Close. Her eyes, along with her sinister grin, is psychotic.

[tmbrad]

This movie is 30+ years old and this scene still gives me chills. How did Glenn not get an Oscar for this???

[AmusedChild]

I saw this in the theater when it first came out. "Let me give you our number." The audience groaned!

[monarene]

Nobody but nobody could have pulled those roles off better than Michael Douglas and Glenn Close. Bone chilling.

[SXI]

The moment his wife starts talking about where and when they are moving, you can just see the life drain out of him, his whole plan was to move to an undisclosed location and start a new life, he had to just stand there knowing his entire plan to get away was completely destroyed in a matter of seconds while she grinned with joy, great acting all around!

[filmsensei]

I love Anne Archer in this. She has such an innocence. And no one better make her cry. When she cries, I cry.😌

[nissansentraglx]

one of the most tension filled scenes in modern

[patriciafoster]

Glenn Close should have gotten the Oscar for this. Just her eyes..and the tiniest facial expressions. Genius

[dfa]

I remember this scene in the movie theater. It was dead silence but so much tension. Terrific scene. This movie was just about perfect.

[khoatruong]

His blood pressure must’ve been through the roof lol

[JeriDro]

"Let me give you our number.."

ohhh man that look on his and her face as they stare at each other, such a great film

[jaysonbiggs]

Now, acting students, THIS is acting of the highest caliber! The pauses. The facial expressions. The eyes. Wow!
P.S. The horror movie background music was perfect!

[tracieday]

"I will not be ignored Dan." She wasn't lying 😂

[CraigJordanLA]

Omg one of the best scenes in film history ever. The second Beth says “let me give you our number”, everybody just vocally GROANS. That two-shot of Alex and Beth is beautiful too. We the audience, even though he has done something terrible, are squirming with Dan.

[jenhasken]

This movie is a masterpiece. Note how the camera bobs up and down approaching the two women as if through his eyes and makes for an unsettling feel. Just a great film.

[Tgogators]

The tension on the screen....Great great acting, , Aspiring Directors, Writers, and Actors take notes!!