Blue Angel Cafe
Blue Angel Cafe (Also known as: Object of Desire), is a 1989 Italian erotic film directed by Joe D'Amato.[1]
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| Directed by | Joe D'Amato |
| Written by | Daniele Stroppa as Daniel Davis Laurence Abby |
| Starring | Tara Buckman |
| Music by | Luigi Ceccarelli as Pahamian |
| Cinematography | Joe D'Amato |
| Edited by | Kathleen Stratton |
Production companies | Filmirage |
| Distributed by | Esplanade Filmverleih United Film Organization |
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Running time | 89 minutes |
| Country | Italy |
Plot
United States, late 1980s. When Raymond Derek, a young politician with a great career, a beautiful wife and an expensive home, encounters sexy cabaret singer Angie, he sees his life fall apart because the press finds out and it becomes front-page news.
Cast
- Tara Buckman as Angie
- Richard Brown as Raymond Derek
- Rick Anthony Munroe as William
- Jayne Gray as Kate
- Ken Werbinski as Steve
- Moses Gibson as Butler
- Daniel Smith as Mr. Peterson
- Richard Frank Sume as TV Journalist
- Vera M. Moore as Journalist
Release
The film was released in United Kingdom on August 18, 1989[2]
Reception
In 1991, Video Watchdog called the film a "blasé potboiler" and derided the main character's nightclub act as "consist[ing] of only one boring "I'm-Down-And-Out-But-I'm-Fightin'-Back" number - delivered à la Minnelli in Dietrich duds".[3]
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See also
Notes
- Roberto Poppi. Dizionario del cinema italiano (in Italian). Gremese, 1991, p. 85. ISBN 9788877424297.
- "Blue Angel Cafe (1989)". www.bbfc.co.uk. Retrieved 2011-07-24.
- Ledbetter, Craig; Murphy, Tim; Stetson, Sam (November 1991). "Watchdog News". Video Watchdog. 8.
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