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Cast & Crew

Peter Gallagher
As John Mullany
Andie MacDowell
As Ann Bishop Mullany
James Spader
As Graham Dalton
Steven Brill
As Barfly
Laura San Giacomo
As Cynthia Bishop
Ron Vawter
As Therapist

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sex, lies, and videotape is a 1989 American drama film that explores the complex relationships between four characters, Ann, John, Cynthia, and Graham. Ann is a frustrated housewife who is unfulfilled in her marriage to John, a successful lawyer. John has an affair with Cynthia, Ann's outgoing sister. Graham, an old friend of John's from college, arrives in town and becomes close to both Ann and Cynthia. As the story unfolds, it becomes clear that Graham has a unique hobby - he records women talking about their deepest sexual desires and fantasies on video tape. This hobby leads to tension among the group as they struggle to come to terms with their own sexuality and relationships. The film features strong performances from its cast including James Spader as Graham Dalton; Andie MacDowell as Ann Bishop Mullany; Peter Gallagher as John Mullany; Laura San Giacomo as Cynthia Patrice Bishop; Steven Brill as Barfly; Ron Vawter as Therapist..

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What movies are similar to sex, lies, and videotape? Toggle content

Some movies that have similar genres and were produced around the same time as sex, lies, and videotape include Dead Poets Society, Rain Man, The Shawshank Redemption, Manon of the Spring, Driving Miss Daisy, School Ties.

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sex, lies, and videotape was released in theaters on August 4, 1989.