Intersection

1h 38m 1994

Brief Synopsis

Award-winning architect Vincent Eastman has to choose between his icy wife or his fiery mistress. As the story unfolds in flashback, Eastman's car careens towards calamity.

Cast & Crew

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Mark Rydell

Director

Richard Gere

Vincent Eastman

Sharon Stone

Sally Eastman

Lolita Davidovich

Olivia Marshak

Martin Landau

Neal

David Selby

Richard Quarry

Film Details

Also Known As
Det bitterljuva livet
MPAA Rating
Genre
Drama
Romance
Release Date
1994
Production Company
Paramount Pictures
Distribution Company
Paramount Pictures; Paramount Home Media; Paramount Pictures
Location
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada; Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada; Wilmington, North Carolina, USA

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 38m

Synopsis

Award-winning architect Vincent Eastman has to choose between his icy wife or his fiery mistress. As the story unfolds in flashback, Eastman's car careens towards calamity.

Directors

Mark Rydell

Director

Christopher Wilkinson

2nd Unit Director (2nd Unit)

Cast

Richard Gere

Vincent Eastman

Sharon Stone

Sally Eastman

Lolita Davidovich

Olivia Marshak

Martin Landau

Neal

David Selby

Richard Quarry

Jennifer Morrison

Meaghan Eastman

Ron White

Charlie

Matthew Walker

Surgeon

Scott Bellis

Van Driver

Patricia Harras

Van Driver'S Wife

Keegan Macintosh

Van Driver'S Son

Alan C. Peterson

Semi-Driver

Sandra P Grant

Receptionist

Robyn Stevan

Step Magazine

Dave Hurtubise

Step Magazine

Gary Jones

Step Magazine

Gerry Mcateer

Step Magazine

Christine Lippa

Step Magazine

Denalda Williams

Step Magazine

Eli Gabay

Step Magazine

Akiko Morison

Step Magazine

Barney Mcfadden

Developer

Kevin Mcnulty

Developer

Jay Brazeau

Businessman

Betty Phillips

Edwina

Mikal Dughi

Mrs Krask

Paul Mclean

Pappas

Mark Roberts

John Graham

Marlene Worrall

Kirsten Graham

Ted Deeken

Auctioneer

Bill Finck

Man At Auction

Carol Whiteman

Auction Cashier

Stacy Grant

Hostess

Andrew Guy

Bartender

Suki Kaiser

Diner Waitress

Tom Heaton

Grandfather

Christine Hendra

Little Girl

Timothy Webber

Truck Driver

Chris Tuck

Passenger In Pick-Up Truck

Garry Chalk

Paramedic

Veena Sood

Intern

Tim Battle

Draftsman

Nancy Cawsey

Trauma Nurse

Katherine Mclaren

Trauma Nurse

D'arcy Lawrence

Radiologist

Ron Chartier

Resident

Denise Beaudry

Anesthesiologist

John Cuthbert

Cop

Susan Astley

Woman In Waiting Room

Loretta Bailey

Nurse In Waiting Room

Margaret Nelson

Nurse At Desk

Jon Cuthbert

Mark Roberts

Sandra Grant

Crew

Guy Bews

Stunts

Lou Bollo

Stunts

Marshall Brickman

Screenwriter

James Douglas Brown

Personal Hairdresser (Richard Gere)

Jean-loup Dabadie

Story By

Jean-loup Dabadie

From Screenplay ("Les Choses De La Vie")

Arthur Erickson

Production Consultant

Tom Glass

Stunts

Frederic Golchan

Executive Producer

Paul Guimard

Story By

Paul Guimard

From Screenplay ("Les Choses De La Vie")

Paul Guimard

Source Material (From Novel)

Ray Hartwick

Co-Producer

James Newton Howard

Music

Ernie Jackson

Stunts

David Jacox

Stunts

Ken Kurtzinger

Stunts

Harold Michelson

Production Designer

Ellen Mirojnick

Costume Designer

David Mylrea

Stunts

Will Plyler

Assistant

David Rayfiel

Screenwriter

Mic Rodgers

Stunt Coordinator

Mark Rydell

Producer

Dawn Stofer-rupp

Stunts

Jean Thielemans

Harmonica Soloist

Chris Tuck

Stunts

Mark Warner

Film Editor

Brent Woolsey

Stunt Coordinator

Bud Yorkin

Producer

William Zsigmond

Other

William Zsigmond

Director Of Photography

Film Details

Also Known As
Det bitterljuva livet
MPAA Rating
Genre
Drama
Romance
Release Date
1994
Production Company
Paramount Pictures
Distribution Company
Paramount Pictures; Paramount Home Media; Paramount Pictures
Location
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada; Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada; Wilmington, North Carolina, USA

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 38m

Quotes

Trivia

Miscellaneous Notes

Released in United States on Video August 10, 1994

Released in United States Winter January 21, 1994

Remake of Claude Sautet's 1969 film, "Les Choses de la Vie/The Things of Life," adapted from the Paul Guimard novel by Sautet and Jean-Loup Dabadie.

Feature acting debut for Jenny Williams.

Began shooting March 22, 1993.

Completed shooting June 24, 1993.

Released in United States Winter January 21, 1994

Released in United States on Video August 10, 1994

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