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Bridget Fonda | ... | ||
Jennifer Jason Leigh | ... | ||
Steven Weber | ... | ||
Peter Friedman | ... | ||
Stephen Tobolowsky | ... |
Mitchell Myerson
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Frances Bay | ... |
Elderly Neighbor
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Michele Farr | ... |
Myerson's Assistant
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Tara Karsian | ... |
Mannish Applicant
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Christiana D'Amore | ... |
Exotic Applicant
(as Christiana Capetillo)
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Jessica Lundy | ... |
Talkative Applicant
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Renée Estevez | ... |
Perfect Applicant
(as Rene Estevez)
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Tiffany Mataras | ... |
Twin
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Krystle Mataras | ... |
Twin
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Amelia Campbell | ... |
Check Cashier
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Kenneth Tobey | ... |
Desk Clerk
(as Ken Tobey)
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When a 'Single White Female' places an ad in the press for a similar woman to rent a room (to replace the boyfriend she's just left), all the applicants seem weird. Then along comes a level headed woman who seems to be just right. The new lodger has a secret past which haunts her. Written by Rob Hartill
I saw this movie in theater in 1992 and remember it being very entertaining and somewhat racy. Fourteen years later the film holds up well to the test of time. A major difference is in the level of nudity between this film and the thrillers of today. Bridget Fonda and Jennifer Jason Leigh are hot! lets see them naked and often. Barbet schroeder understands this, and we see them both naked from the onset of the film. The story and acting develop well, the dialog is well written and the camera work is adequate.
Jennifer Jason Leigh steals the show in this film, she does a superb job handling the transition in the character of Heddy with her body language and shyness into the transition of a sexually charged woman, who is assertive and obviously losing her grip on reality. She takes more risks and becomes bold and violent. Overall much better and more entertaining than any of the crap you will find being made today in Hollywood. Don't expect Shakespeare and just enjoy the ride.