Separate Lives

1995

Separate Lives (1995)

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In this thriller, pretty psych professor Lauren Porter is privately tormented by her seductive alter-ego Lena and so goes to ex-cop Tom Beckwith, now studying psychology, for help and advice when she begins to fear that Lena has killed someone. As the two investigate, they end up involved in a tangled web of repressed memories, multiple identities and murder.

Rating:

R
Genre:

Drama, Mystery & Suspense
Directed By:

David Madden
Written By:

Steven Pressfield, Gloria Norris
In Theaters:

Sep 8, 1995 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Dec 26, 1995
Runtime:

101 minutes
Studio:

Trimark

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Cast

Jim Belushi
as Tom

Linda Hamilton
as Lauren

Vera Miles
as Dr. Goldin

Elisabeth Moss
as Ronni

Drew Snyder
as Robert

Mark Lindsay Chapman
as Keno

Marc Poppel
as Detective Gallo

Elizabeth Arlen
as Dee Harris

Josh Taylor
as Charles Duffy

Ken Kerman
as Detective Boyle

Michael Whaley
as Detective Miller

Jackie De Batin
as Darlene

Joshua Malina
as Randall

Lisa Vanderpump
as Heidi Porter

Craig Stepp
as David Mills

Lisa Chess
as Margaret Porter-Mills

Ara Maxwell
as Young Lauren Porter

Pat Delany
as Jane Weiss

Joseph Gallison
as Paul

Tom Morga
as Carl

John Rubano
as Gyp

Ray Quartermus
as Guard

Beverly Costaldo
as Redhead

Christine Devine
as News Reporter

Joseph Briski
as Arresting Cop

Logan Clarke
as Big Ben

Athan Maroulis
as Member of Spawn Ranch

Rob Morton
as Member of Spawn Ranch

Matt Green
as Member of Spawn Ranch

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Critic Reviews for Separate Lives

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"Separate Lives'' is billed as a psychological thriller but the film's silly premise, unlikely plot twists and often embarrassing direction rule out any suspense. The only burning question generated by David Madden's film is when, oh when, will it end?

Jan 2, 2018 | Rating: 1/5 | Full Review…

Deborah Hornblow

Hartford Courant

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