Episode 256 · Film year 1981

Looker (1981)

· 1h 44m

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Looker (1981)
Episode 256 · The Projection Booth
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In Looker, writer/director Michael Crichton examined the allure of advertising. Plastic surgeon Dr. Larry Roberts (Albert Finney) has been performing millimeter-specific procedures on models including Cindy Fairmont (Susan Dey). When his patients start dying under suspicious circumstances, the trail leads to mogul John Reston (James Coburn).

Model/filmmaker Marjorie Conrad and writer Heather Drain join Mike in discussing digitized images, beauty standards, subliminal messages, and mustaches. Also, Marjorie Conrad gives us the scoop about her film, Chemical Cut and its Slam Dance (opens in a new tab) premiere.

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Labels: Albert Finney Barry De Vorzon Heather Drain James Coburn Marjorie Conrad Michael Crichton Susan Dey

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Music credits

  • "Hall of Mirrors" - Siouxsie & The Banshees
  • "Looker" - Sue Saad

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Comments (3)

  1. lrobhubbard
    Continuation of deleted scene... https://youtube.com/watch?v=doUHgkrcM8w
    1. Mike White
      1) I feel bad that I could never find this. 2) I need you as a researcher
  2. lrobhubbard
    We should talk at length at some point...

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