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Cute Katya starts as window dresser at a Pittsburgh department store. She dates a reporter. A fan stalks her and is increasingly nasty.Cute Katya starts as window dresser at a Pittsburgh department store. She dates a reporter. A fan stalks her and is increasingly nasty.Cute Katya starts as window dresser at a Pittsburgh department store. She dates a reporter. A fan stalks her and is increasingly nasty.
Clayton Hill
- Policeman #1
- (as Clayton D. Hill)
Zachary Mott
- Printer
- (as Zack Mott)
- Director
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- TriviaDirector Karen Arthur disowned (and nearly took her name off of) the finished film. Against her wishes, the studio re-edited the film to show more nudity on the part of Diane Lane. In addition, the studio minimized Cotter Smith's performance, and all scenes with Viveca Lindfors were eliminated; both actors played characters integral to the plot, and these eliminations made the film more confusing.
- GoofsAt one point when Katya walks down the street and enters a building, the scrunchie in her hair appears and disappears between shots.
- SoundtracksLady Beware
Written by David Hallyday and Lisa Catherine Cohen
Performed by David Hallyday
Produced by Craig Safan and Richie Wise
Arranged by Claude Gaudette
Courtesy of Scotti Brothers Records
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Strong vehicle for the weakly-used Diane Lane
Diane Lane finally gets a solid part in a pretty good picture; so often, Lane is stuck in unsuitable parts in rather lousy movies ("The Cotton Club", "Streets Of Fire"), so much so that her career nearly evaporated after a promising start. She's first-rate here playing big-city career girl dressing windows for a department store, intriguing a married man who becomes obsessed with her. Surprisingly subtle B-movie overcomes the minimal budget with smart writing and direction, good performances by all in the cast. Lane's converted warehouse digs uncomfortably reminds one of "Flashdance", but the revenge-angle in the second-half is clever and well-done; nicely attuned climax too, making its point without going over-the-top. **1/2 from ****
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- Gross US & Canada
- $169,600
- Gross worldwide
- $169,600
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