Fallen Angel

Téléfilm
1981
Not Rated
1h 40min

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Dana Hill and Richard Masur in Fallen Angel (1981)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueTwelve-year-old Jennifer is unhappy with her widowed mom's relationship with a family friend. Feeling lonely, she readily accepts the friendship of an adult man named Howie and joins the sof... Tout lireTwelve-year-old Jennifer is unhappy with her widowed mom's relationship with a family friend. Feeling lonely, she readily accepts the friendship of an adult man named Howie and joins the softball team he coaches. Howie is soon convincing Jennifer to pose for photographs which bec... Tout lireTwelve-year-old Jennifer is unhappy with her widowed mom's relationship with a family friend. Feeling lonely, she readily accepts the friendship of an adult man named Howie and joins the softball team he coaches. Howie is soon convincing Jennifer to pose for photographs which become more and more revealing. He turns out to be a pedophile who works in child pornography... Tout lire

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6,8/10

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Nommé pour 1 Primetime Emmy
- 1 victoire et 3 nominations au total

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Anecdotes
Richard Masur once told an interviewer that he got his part because "the other 20 people they went to before me wouldn't do it." He also praised Dana Hill's acting abilities and intelligence.

Gaffes
When Howard leaves the boys' apartment before the ball game, The Diamond Head Game (1975) is playing on the living room TV (a series distributed by Columbia Pictures Television, who also packaged this film). The short-lived game show aired for the first half of 1975, yet the film is clearly set in the present time (late 1980, when filming took place).

Citations
Howard Nichols: You know, someone once called me a molester.
[scoffs]
Howard Nichols: Molesters force kids, hurt them; I love them. And I don't think love between consenting humans is wrong.

Connexions
Featured in The 33rd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (1981)

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10/10

This movie saved my life.

I wish they would remake this movie in modern day. Or at a minimum, re-release it on DVD. I watched it on local TV (like a Saturday afternoon special) some where around June or early July, 1981, just days before my 12th birthday. I specifically remember sitting on the floor at the foot of my mother's bed. They had a master on the main and we had to roll the TV cart into the French doorway from the living room. I was just captivated as I realized that what had been happening to me for the last 3 years was not normal, but very wrong.