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The Crush

- He thought it was just a crush. He was dead wrong.

A precocious and obsessive teenager develops a crush on a naive writer with harrowing consequences.

Release Date : 1993-04-02

Language :English

Adult : false

Status : Released

Production Company : Morgan Creek EntertainmentWarner Bros. Pictures

Production Country : United States of America

Alternative Titles :

Cast

Cary Elwes

Character Name : Nick Eliot

Original Name : Cary Elwes

Gender : Male

Alicia Silverstone

Character Name : Adrian Forrester

Original Name : Alicia Silverstone

Gender : Female

Jennifer Rubin

Character Name : Amy Maddik

Original Name : Jennifer Rubin

Gender : Female

Kurtwood Smith

Character Name : Cliff Forrester

Original Name : Kurtwood Smith

Gender : Male

Amber Benson

Character Name : Cheyenne

Original Name : Amber Benson

Gender : Female

Gwynyth Walsh

Character Name : Liv Forrester

Original Name : Gwynyth Walsh

Gender : Female

Deborah Hancock

Character Name : Samantha

Original Name : Deborah Hancock

Gender : Male

Beverley Elliott

Character Name : Tex Murphy

Original Name : Beverley Elliott

Gender : Female

Andrew Airlie

Character Name : Dr. Pollard

Original Name : Andrew Airlie

Gender : Male

Sheila Paterson

Character Name : Mrs. Tinkerman

Original Name : Sheila Paterson

Gender : Female

Brent Chapman

Character Name : Steven Tinkerman

Original Name : Brent Chapman

Gender : Male

James Kidnie

Character Name : Attorney

Original Name : James Kidnie

Gender : Male

Matthew Walker

Character Name : Michael

Original Name : Matthew Walker

Gender : Male

Doug Abrahams

Character Name : Hospital Room Cop

Original Name : Doug Abrahams

Gender : Male

Reviews

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GenerationofSwine

@GenerationofSwine

2023-01-12

It came out in '93 when I was 13 and seriously got addicted to the moody mystery thrillers. I mean, I grew up in a house that fostered a love for pulp fiction novels, Sabitini, Leonard, Howard, Hammett, and these movies kind of fall right into those novels. And this had a great cast, Elwes, Silverstone, Rubin, so the film was cast in a way that it could save whatever trash the script was lacking in. And in this case it's plot turns and mystery that it's lacking. The story itself is honestly pretty boring. And I don't fault anyone that objects to that. However, it has enough tension to really enjoy it. The acting is great. It really sets the mood in the right places. It's only when it comes down to the script itself where it fails, and even then the premise is interesting if it were done better.