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Tempest

film by Mazursky [1982]

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    • Paul Mazursky
      In Paul Mazursky: Films of the 1980s

      Tempest (1982), however, was an uneasy updating of Shakespeare’s play, with John Cassavetes as a world-weary New York architect who leaves his wife (Gena Rowlands) and takes his young daughter (Molly Ringwald in her film debut) to Greece, where he begins an affair with a…

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    • Cassavetes
      • John Cassavetes and Mia Farrow in Rosemary's Baby
        In John Cassavetes: 1980s

        …leads in Paul Mazursky’s 1982 Tempest, the first time they had acted together in a picture not directed by Cassavetes. They then starred together in Cassavetes’s moving and unusual love story Love Streams (1984) as a brother and sister who lead wildly differing lifestyles but who care deeply about each…

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    • Sarandon
      • Susan Sarandon
        In Susan Sarandon

        …modern-day Ariel in the comedy-drama Tempest (1982) and as a scientist-turned-vampire in the horror film The Hunger (1983), although these films were less successful.

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