Touch Me (film)

Touch Me
	Theatrical release poster
Directed by	H. Gordon Boos
Produced by	Michael Sourapas
Screenplay by	H. Gordon Boos
Starring	Amanda Peet; Michael Vartan; Peter Facinelli; Kari Wuhrer
Music by	Claude Foisy
Cinematography	Giles Dunning
Edited by	Steven Nevius
Production; company	Devin Entertainment
Distributed by	Devin Entertainment
Release date	June 4, 1999 (Norway);
Running time	107 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English

Touch Me is a 1997 drama-romance film directed by H. Gordon Boos. It stars Amanda Peet, Michael Vartan, Kari Wuhrer and Peter Facinelli.

Plot

Bridgette (Amanda Peet) is an actress teaching aerobics at an L.A. health club, she falls in love with idle playboy Adam (Michael Vartan), who runs his father's gym. Her life shifts onto a more contented track when she gives in to the inevitable passion between them, at the same time landing the lead role in a David Mamet play. One day, she finds out that one of her ex-lovers died of AIDS, and, thinking that Adam is having an affair with another woman, she backs off angrily, after some hesitation, Bridgette goes through with the test, and after the weeklong wait for results alone, she turns out to be positive.

Cast

Amanda Peet as Bridgette
Michael Vartan as Adam
Peter Facinelli as Bail
Kari Wuhrer as Margot
Greg Louganis as David
Erica Gimpel as Kareen
Jamie Harris as Link
Stephen Macht as Robert
Ann Turkel as Linda
Tim Quill as Michael
Jenette Goldstein as Gabrielle
Jane Lynch as Counselor
Leslie Bibb as Fawn

Reception

The film received average reviews from critics. It has a 43% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.[1][2]

Release

The film was released on 5 September 1997 at the Toronto International Film Festival.

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References

"Touch Me". June 15, 1997.
"TOUCH ME (1997)". February 22, 2019.

External links

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[1] "Touch Me". June 15, 1997.

[2] "TOUCH ME (1997)". February 22, 2019.