| Dangerous Love | |
|---|---|
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| Directed by | Marty Ollstein |
| Written by | Marty Ollstein |
| Produced by | Brad Krevoy Steven Stabler |
| Starring | Elliott Gould Lawrence Monoson Brenda Bakke |
| Cinematography | Nicholas von Sternberg |
| Edited by | Tony Lanza |
| Music by | Paul Hertzog |
| Distributed by | Motion Picture Corporation of America |
Release date |
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Running time | 96 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
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A psychopath videotapes then murders female clients of a dating service, and suspicion falls on a geeky computer executive. [2] [3]
Leonard Maltin rated the movie a "bomb". [4]
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It certainly did its part in killing the career of the show's star, Elliott Gould. ... After E/R, Gould was reduced to punching the clock on the sets of such legendary pieces of work as Dangerous Love and Wet and Wild.
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