

Thriller · Drama · Romance
Overview
A married man's one-night stand comes back to haunt him when that lover begins to stalk him and his family.
Top Cast


Michael Douglas
Michael Douglas
Dan Gallagher
Michael Douglas
Dan Gallagher


Glenn Close
Glenn Close
Alexandra "Alex" Forrest
Glenn Close
Alexandra "Alex" Forrest


Anne Archer
Anne Archer
Beth Gallagher
Anne Archer
Beth Gallagher


Ellen Hamilton Latzen
Ellen Hamilton Latzen
Ellen Gallagher
Ellen Hamilton Latzen
Ellen Gallagher


Stuart Pankin
Stuart Pankin
Jimmy
Stuart Pankin
Jimmy


Ellen Foley
Ellen Foley
Hildy
Ellen Foley
Hildy


Fred Gwynne
Fred Gwynne
Arthur
Fred Gwynne
Arthur


Tom Brennan
Tom Brennan
Howard Rogerson
Tom Brennan
Howard Rogerson


Lois Smith
Lois Smith
Martha
Lois Smith
Martha


Mike Nussbaum
Mike Nussbaum
Bob Drimmer
Mike Nussbaum
Bob Drimmer
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