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Margaux Hemingway | Chris McCormick | |
Robin Gammell | Nathan Cartright | |
Mariel Hemingway | Kathy McCormick | |
Perry King | Steve Edison | |
John Bennett Perry | Martin McCormick | |
Chris Sarandon | Gordon Stuart | |
Francesco Scavullo | Francesco | |
Meg Wyllie | Sister Margaret | |
Inga Swenson | Sister Monica | |
Lauren Jones | Policewoman | |
William Paul Burns | Judge | |
Way Bandy | Make-up Artist | |
Harry King | Hairdresser | |
Sean Byrnes | Photographers Helper | |
Catherine McLeod | Vogue Lady |
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Producer | Dino De Laurentiis
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Writer | David Rayfiel
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Cinematography | Bill Butler
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Musician | Michel Polnareff
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t isn't always an invitationitoia kiss. Margaux Hemingway makes her film debut as a high fashion model who is violated as much by "the system" as she is by her rapist. Chris Sarandon plays the low-keyed music teacher who brutally attacks her and forces her to the point of desperation - and revenge. As Margaux's lawyer, Academy-Award winner Anne Bancroft gives a brilliant, uncompromising portrayal of a woman who takes on the legal system in an attempt to define the rights of women in this complex and controversial issue. Director Lamont Johnson guides the film to its shocking and violent conclusion after convincing the audience that, in some cases, only after rape occurs does the real horror story begin. |
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