Tattoo (1981)

Regisseur:

Bob Brooks

Drehbuchautoren:

Bob Brooks (story)
Joyce Buñuel (screenplay)

Premierendatum:

9. Oktober 1981 (USA)

Genre:

Drama | Thriller

Werbezeile:

Every great love leaves its mark.

Plot:

A troubled tattoo artist has designs on a model.

Plot Keywords:

Psychological Drama | Tattoo

Filmpreise:

1 nomination

Nutzerkommentare:

The best psychological thriller

Besetzung

Bruce Dern	...	Karl Kinsky
Maud Adams	...	Maddy
Leonard Frey	...	Halsey
Rikke Borge	...	Sandra
John Getz	...	Buddy
Peter Iacangelo	...	Dubin
Alan Leach	...	Customer
Cynthia Nixon	...	Cindy
Trish Doolan	...	Cheryl
Anthony Mannino	...	George
Lex Monson	...	Dudley
Patricia Roe	...	Doris
Jane Hoffman	...	Teresa
Robert Burr	...	Ralph
John Snyder	...	Hawker

Alternativ:

Tattoo - Das Mal der Rache (Bundesrepublik Deutschland) [de]
Tattoo - Jede große Liebe hinterläßt ihre Spuren (Bundesrepublik Deutschland) [de]

Länge:

103 Min

Produktionsland:

USA

Sprache:

Englisch

Farbe:

Farbe (Technicolor)

Tonverfahren:

Stereo

Altersfreigabe:

Finland:K-16 | USA:R | West Germany:18 | Australia:R

Drehorte:

Hoboken, New Jersey, USA

Firma:

Joseph E. Levine Productions

Dies und das:

This became the final film for producer Joseph E. Levine.

Dialogzitate:

Karl Kinsky: Have to understand soemthing, Maddy. I've committed my life to you.

Bezüge zu anderen Titeln:

Montiert/geschnitten zu 42nd Street Forever, Volume 3: Exploitation Explosion (2008) (V)

The best psychological thriller

This story makes has me thinking what makes a man so twisted that he becomes deeply obsessed with the woman he loves the most. (Academy Award Nominee Bruce Dern) portrays Karl Kinski a tattoo artist who develops a twisted obsession for a model that he desires the most. Maud Adams (also known as one of the bond girls who was in both The Man with Golden Gun and Octopussy) portrays Maddy, the model that Karl desires the most. This has received a little bit of controversy surrounding the issue of the poster the shows a woman to her ankles. There was also another rumor if whether the sex scene between Maud Adams and Bruce Dern was either real or just an illusion. I don't know how to rate this film, but the point of this film was that it that there are crazed obsessives who lurk among us. To be honest this was a good film.