| Klute | |||||
| Warner Bros. (1971) | |||||
| Thriller, Crime, Mystery | |||||
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| Jane Fonda | Bree Daniels | |
| Donald Sutherland | John Klute | |
| Charles Cioffi | Peter Cable | |
| Roy Scheider | Frank Ligourin | |
| Dorothy Tristan | Arlyn Page | |
| Rita Gam | Trina Gruneman | |
| Nathan George | Trask | |
| Vivian Nathan | Psychiatrist | |
| Morris Strassberg | Mr. Goldfarb | |
| Barry Snider | Berger | |
| Betty Murray | Holly Gruneman | |
| Jane White | Janie Dale | |
| Shirley Stoler | Momma Reese | |
| Robert Milli | Tom Gruneman | |
| Anthony Holland | Actor's Agent | |
| Fred Burrell | Man in Hotel | |
| Richard B. Shull | Sugarman | |
| Mary Louise Wilson | Producer in Adv. Agency | |
| Marc Malvin | Asst. Prod. in Adv. Agency | |
| Rosalind Cash | Pat | |
| Jean Stapleton | Goldfarb's Secretary | |
| Jan Fielding | Psychiatrist's Secretary | |
| Antonia Rey | Mrs. Vasek | |
| Robert Ronan | Director in Little Theatre | |
| Richard Russell Ramos | Asst. Dir. in Little Theatre |
| Director |
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| Producer |
C. Kenneth Deland
David Lange Alan J. Pakula |
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| Writer |
Andy Lewis
David E. Lewis |
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| Cinematography |
Gordon Willis
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| Musician |
Michael Small
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A high-priced call girl is forced to depend on a reluctant private eye when she is stalked by a psychopath. |
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