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Separate Lives

Rated R for scenes of violence and sexuality, and for strong language.

R 101min.
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This psychological thriller was cowritten by Steven Pressfield, who went on to become a successful novelist with The Legend of Bagger Vance (2000) and historical fiction such as Gates of Fire and Tides of War. Read More
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Tom Beckwith
Lauren Porter/Lena
Dr. Ruth Goldin
Ronni Beckwith
Robert Porter
Charles Duffy
Detective Boyle
Young Lauren Porter
Detective Joe Gallo
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