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| Jane Fonda | Bree Daniel |
| Donald Sutherland | John Klute |
| Charles Cioffi | Peter Cable |
| Rita Gam | Trina |
| Nathan George | Trask |
| Roy Scheider | Frank Ligourin |
| Dorothy Tristan | Arlyn Page |
| Vivian Nathan | Psychiatrist |
| Barry Snider | Berger |
| Morris Strassberg | Mr. Goldfarb |
| Director | Alan J. Pakula
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| Producer | Alan J. Pakula
David Lange |
| Writer | Andy Lewis
Dave Lewis |
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Lots of guys swing with a call girl like Bree. One guy just wants to kill her. Directed by Alan J. Pakula (The Pelican Brief, Presumed Innocent), Klute is a spellbinder that's both love story and taut thriller. As detective John Klute, Donald Sutherland gives a cool performance devoid of screen sleuth clichés. And Jane Fonda makes call girl Bree a shattering tour-de-force that swept 1971's Best Actress honors, including the Academy Award®, the Golden Globe and the New York Film Critics Award. |
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