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The Hot Spot

Name: The Hot Spot
Director: Dennis Hopper
Genre: Romance, Crime, Thriller
Released: 1990
Rating: 6.3
Cast: Don Johnson, Virginia Madsen, Jennifer Connelly, Charles Martin Smith, William Sadler

Upon arriving to a small town, a drifter quickly gets into trouble with the local authorities — and the local women — after he robs a bank.

1990 · Directed by Dennis Hopper · 130 min · Romance · Crime · Thriller · 27 frames

Tagline

Sex is never safe. It’s dangerous.

Crew

Screenplay: Nona Tyson, Charles Williams
Cinematography: Ueli Steiger
Edited by: Wende Phifer Mate
Music: Jack Nitzsche
Production design: Cary White
Produced by: Paul Lewis

Cast

Don Johnson as Harry Madox
Virginia Madsen as Dolly Harshaw
Jennifer Connelly as Gloria Harper
Charles Martin Smith as Lon Gulick
William Sadler as Frank Sutton
Jerry Hardin as George Harshaw
Barry Corbin as Sheriff
Leon Rippy as Deputy Tate
Jack Nance as Julian Ward
Virgil Frye as Deputy Buck

Production

Country: United States of America
Language: English
Studios: Orion Pictures, Arnold Kopelson Productions, Kopelson Entertainment
Box office: $1,293,976
Themes: paradise, photographer, smoking, bank robber, arson, arsonist, sensuality, neo-noir

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