"Sex in movies is always a delicate line. Glenn was raring to go," Douglas told EW, reflecting on one of Fatal Attraction's key sex scenes. "We got up there on the kitchen table, and she came up ...

Glenn Close has opened up about how she reacted when told the ending to Fatal Attraction was being changed. In the past, the ...

Rare is the person who hasn’t seen Fatal Attraction (and if you haven’t, be warned: this article contains spoilers). Based on James Dearden's 1980 short film Diversion, the 1987 psychological ...

O Thomas an incurable womanizer he thought he could deceive his wife undisturbed forever Until he met a sweet and beautiful Vicky a young saleswoman in a clothing store and had to change his mind ...

Glenn Close has pinpointed the movie that she believes made audiences finally realize she could be more than Cruella de Vil - her 1978 film Fatal Attraction. "I think it was the first time people ...

Judge Simon Batiste said the case resembled the 1987 movie, Fatal Attraction, in which a scorned woman kills her lover’s pet rabbit. Judge Batiste told Jevicky: “She appeared to have no ...

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Glenn Close has opened up about how she reacted when told the ending to Fatal Attraction was being changed ... only for this to be changed when the movie was screened for test audiences.

The actress had already earned acclaim for "The Big Chill" and "The Natural," but a certain 1987 erotic thriller proved her range.

Glenn Close reveals that the original ending of her 1987 thriller Fatal Attraction was even more intense. So, what was the reason for that scene not making it into the final version of the film?