Fatal Attraction

"[to Jimmy] She keeps calling the apartment. Every time Beth answers the phone, she hangs up. Im scared Jimmy, and I dont want to lose my family."

"[to Dan] We were attracted to each other at the party, that was obvious. Youre on your own for the night, thats also obvious... were two adults."

"[to Dan] Well, what am I supposed to do? You wont answer my calls, you change your number. I mean, Im not gonna be ignored, Dan!"

"[to Dan, who is listening to another taped message] You thought you could just walk into my life without a thought for anybody but yourself. You know what you are, Dan? You’re a cock-sucking fucking son of a bitch. You are. I bet you don’t even like girls, do you? They probably scare you. Well, I know I do. So you’re scared of me, aren’t you? You’re fucking frightened of me, huh? You’re afraid. You’re afraid, aren’t you? You gutless, heartless, spineless bastard. I hate you. You deserve everything you get!"

"On the other side of drinks, dinner, and a one night stand...lies a terrifying love story."

"Once the woman begins behaving as if she had a right to a share in the lawyers life, she becomes the dreaded lunatic of horror movies. But with a difference: she parrots the aggressively angry, self-righteous statements that have become commonplaces of feminist fiction, and theyre so inappropriate to the circumstances that they’re the proof shes loco. Theyre also Lynes and the scriptwriter James Deardens hostile version of feminism."

"[on the phone to Alex] If you ever come near my family again, Ill kill you. Do you understand?"

"A one-night fling, with no strings attached. Thats what she said. Thats what he believed."

"A look that led to an evening. A mistake hell regret...FOR THE REST OF HIS LIFE."

"Michael Douglas - Dan Gallagher"

"Its about men seeing feminists as witches, and, the way the facts are presented here, the woman is a witch. She terrorizes the lawyer and explains his fear of her by calling him a faggot. This shrewd film also touches on something deeper than mens fear of feminism: their fear of women, their fear of womens emotions, of womens hanging on to them."

"Anne Archer - Beth Rogerson Gallagher"