Cast Of Body Heat Movie
Directed by
Lawrence Kasdan |
Writing Credits
Lawrence Kasdan | .. | (written by) |
Cast (in credits order) verified as complete
William Hurt | .. | Ned Racine |
Kathleen Turner | .. | Matty Walker |
Richard Crenna | .. | Edmund Walker |
Ted Danson | .. | Peter Lowenstein |
J.A. Preston | .. | Oscar Grace |
Mickey Rourke | .. | Teddy Lewis |
Kim Zimmer | .. | Mary Ann |
Jane Hallaren | .. | Stella |
Lanna Saunders | .. | Roz Kraft |
Carola McGuinness | .. | Heather Kraft |
Michael Ryan | .. | Miles Hardin |
Larry Marko | .. | Judge Costanza |
Deborah Lucchesi | .. | Beverly |
Lynn Hallowell | .. | Angela |
Thom Sharp | .. | Michael Glenn (as Thom J. Sharp) |
Ruth Thom | .. | Mrs. Singer |
Diane Lewis | .. | Glenda |
Robert Traynor | .. | Prison Trustee |
Meg Kasdan | .. | Nurse |
Ruth P. Strahan | .. | Betty The Housekeeper |
Filomena Triscari | .. | Hostess at Tulio's |
Bruce A. Lee | .. | Man on Beach |
Ramiro Velasco | .. | Cuban Trio |
Tomas Choy | .. | Cuban Trio |
Servio T. Moreno | .. | Cuban Trio |
Produced by
Fred T. Gallo | .. | producer |
Robert Grand | .. | associate producer |
George Lucas | .. | executive producer (uncredited) |
Music by
John Barry |
Cinematography by
Richard H. Kline | .. | director of photography |
Film Editing by
Carol Littleton |
Casting By
Wallis Nicita | .. | (as Wally Nicita) |
Production Design by
Bill Kenney |
Set Decoration by
Rick Gentz | .. | (as Rick T. Gentz) |
Costume Design by
Renié | .. | (as Renie Conley) |
Makeup Department
Robert Sidell | .. | makeup artist (as Robert A. Sidell) |
Adele Taylor | .. | hair stylist |
Production Management
Robert Grand | .. | production manager |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Jeffrey Chernov | .. | second assistant director |
Michael Grillo | .. | first assistant director |
Bruce Humphrey | .. | directors guild trainee |
Art Department
Robert L. Anderson | .. | construction coordinator |
Dennis Butterworth | .. | greens foreman |
Ray Jarvis | .. | stand-by painter |
Richard McKenzie | .. | set designer |
Robert Planck | .. | leadman |
Sig Tingloff | .. | set designer (as Sig Tinglof) |
Sonny Van Hecke | .. | assistant property master |
Robert J. Visciglia Sr. | .. | property master (as Robert Visciglia Sr.) |
Doug Wilson | .. | paint foreman |
Dave Margolin | .. | painter (uncredited) |
Joseph Musso | .. | production illustrator (uncredited) |
Sound Department
Jim Cook | .. | re-recording mixer (as James Cook) |
Patrick Drummond | .. | sound editor |
Robert Grieve | .. | sound editor |
Maury Harris | .. | production sound mixer |
Chris Jenkins | .. | re-recording mixer (as Christopher Jenkins) |
Richard Portman | .. | re-recording mixer |
David Sanucci | .. | boom man |
Special Effects by
Hal Bigger | .. | special effects man |
Howard Jensen | .. | special effects supervisor |
Stunts
Billy Burton | .. | stunt coordinator (as Bill Burton) |
Steven Chambers | .. | stuntman (as Steve Chambers) |
Gary Combs | .. | stuntman |
James M. Halty | .. | stuntman (as Jim Halty) |
Ron Stein | .. | stunt coordinator |
Camera and Electrical Department
Albert Bettcher | .. | camera operator |
Eric Engler | .. | camera assistant |
Larry D. Howard | .. | gaffer |
Pat King | .. | second grip |
Michael McGowan | .. | camera operator |
John Monte | .. | still photographer |
Ted Morris | .. | electrical best boy |
Ron Phillips | .. | still photographer |
Robert Sordal | .. | key grip |
William Tobin | .. | camera assistant (as Bill Tobin) |
Robert A. Wise | .. | camera assistant |
Casting Department
Pearl Kempton | .. | extras casting |
Deborah Lucchesi | .. | casting coordinator |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
Winnie D. Brown | .. | costumer (as Winnie Brown) |
Barbara Siebert | .. | costume supervisor (as Barbara Siebert Bolticoff) |
Editorial Department
Bruce Cannon | .. | second assistant editor |
Mia Goldman | .. | assistant editor |
Robert Raring | .. | color timer |
Location Management
Mark Indig | .. | location manager: Florida |
Daniel Schneider | .. | location manager |
Jim Bigham | .. | location manager (uncredited) |
Music Department
John Barry | .. | conductor |
Cliff Kohlweck | .. | music editor (as Clifford C. Kohlweck) |
Dan Wallin | .. | scoring mixer |
Ronny Lang | .. | musician: saxophone (uncredited) |
Transportation Department
Michael Antunez | .. | transportation captain |
James Antúnez | .. | transportation coordinator (as James Antunez) |
Sam Segal | .. | transportation captain |
Other crew
Pamela Alch | .. | script supervisor |
Celeste Angiolillo | .. | assistant: Mr. Kasdan |
Lynne Birdt | .. | production coordinator |
Wayne Fitzgerald | .. | title designer |
Art Schaefer | .. | production accountant |
Peter J. Silbermann | .. | unit publicist (as Peter Silbermann) |
Bernie Styles | .. | production assistant (as Bernard S. Styles) |
Tad Tadlock | .. | choreographer |
Bundy Chanock | .. | set medic (uncredited) |
Shawn McAllister | .. | stand-in (uncredited) |
David Oliver Pfeil | .. | title cinematographer (uncredited) |
FAQs
On a sweltering evening in Miranda Beach, Florida, small time attorney Ned Racine (William Hurt) runs into the luscious Matty Walker (Kathleen Turner) at an open air concert. He runs into her again at the Pinehaven Tavern. Matty invites him to her house to see her wind chimes, and they begin a torrid affair. Matty convinces Ned that the only thing standing between them is her wealthy husband, shady businessman Edmund Walker (Richard Crenna) and the fact that she has signed a pre-nup and his will leaves everything to his niece, Heather (Carola McGuinness). Ned agrees to murder Edmund so that he and Matty can be together. Unknown to Ned, Matty has her own plan. Edit (Coming Soon)
The screenplay for Body Heat was written by American film director Lawrence Kasdan, who was inspired by the film Double Indemnity (1944) (1944). Edit (Coming Soon)
Free autocad 2000 manual download. Yes, the script can be downloaded here. Edit (Coming Soon)
- What did Matty do prior to marrying Edmund that she didn't want him to know about?
Matty explains that she got into drugs, i.e., speed and tht she 'did things worse than you can imagine.' Eventually, she was helped to get clean by a lawyer, who put her to work in his office, which is where she learned a lot about wills and other legal things. How do you say man in italian. Edit (Coming Soon)
The specifics of what was changed in the new will are not revealed in the film other than that it concerned the bequest to Heather and that it violated the rule against perpetuities, which, as the lawyer from Miami explains, forbids an inheritance to be passed down indefinitely for generations. In the state of Florida, he goes on, if a person dies with no surviving children or parents, then the spouse (Matty) inherits everything. Edit (Coming Soon)
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- How did Matty blow up the boathouse without offing herself in the process?
The bomb that Teddy Lewis (Mickey Rourke) made for her had a delay on it, as he explains to Ned, giving Matty enough time to activate the bomb by opening the door to the boathouse and then quickly dive in the water and swim away. Edit (Coming Soon)
Ned attempts to retrieve Edmund's glasses from the boathouse but notices the trip wire attached to the door. When Matty arrives, he confronts her and suggests that she retrieve the glasses herself. Matty hesitates but eventually heads toward the boathouse, assuring Ned that she does love him. At the last minute, Ned rushes toward the boathouse to stop Matty, but it suddenly explodes. Ned is arrested, and Matty's body is retrieved from the boathouse, verified by her dental records. From his prison cell, Ned writes to Matty's high school in Illinois and asks to see the yearbook from 1968, the year she graduated. When it arrives, he looks up the photos of Matty Tyler and Mary Ann Simpson and discovers, as he suspected, that the woman he knows as Matty Tyler Walker is really Mary Ann Simpson and vice versa. Her goal is 'to be rich and live in an exotic land.' In the final scene, she is shown seated in a chair on a tropical beach, apparently thinking pensively. A young man lying next to her comments that it is hot. She replies, 'Yes,' and puts on her sunglasses. Edit (Coming Soon)