Stalking Laura (1993)
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Based on a true story, I Can Make You Love Me: The Stalking of Laura Black largely takes place in California's Silicon Valley, where Virginia transplant Laura Black (Brooke Shields) is employed by a major high-tech firm as a computer specialist. Upset by the unsolicited advances of nerdish… More Based on a true story, I Can Make You Love Me: The Stalking of Laura Black largely takes place in California's Silicon Valley, where Virginia transplant Laura Black (Brooke Shields) is employed by a major high-tech firm as a computer specialist. Upset by the unsolicited advances of nerdish coworker Richard Farley (Richard Thomas), Laura files a complaint with her bosses, but finds it is difficult to get anyone to believe her: The delusional Farley has already spread the word about his "relationship" with Laura, and has even written to her parents about their "romance." Eventually Farley's ruse is exposed, and he is fired from his job--and Laura manages to get a restraining order against him to avoid dealing with him outside the workplace. It is at this point that harassment degenerates into all-out violence, with Farley triggering an all-out climactic bloodbath. Produced for the CBS TV network, the film first aired February 9, 1993; since that time, I Can Make You Love Me has been seen on cable television under the title Stalking Laura. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- Michael Switzer
- Genres
- Mystery & Suspense, Drama
Unrated,
- In Theaters
- Feb 9, 1993 Wide
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Cast
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Viveka Davis
as Mary Ann
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John Durbin
as Lawrence Kane
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Marj Dusay
as Roberta
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Hollis Mc Carthy
as Phyllis
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Brooke Shields
as Laura Black
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Richard Yniguez
as Lt. Grijalva
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William Allen Young
as Chris
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David Snell
as Mark Blauvelt
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Richard Thomas
as Richard Farley
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Scott Bryce
as Sam Waters
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Ken Boehr
as Brad Jansen
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Timothy Graham
as Capt. Olson
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Tim Snay
as SWAT Lt. Bannister
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Linda Emond
as Penny
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Dean Vivian
as Gary Fromm
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Kevin Brief
as Lt. Mark Shagan
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Barbara Houston
as Nancy Hammond
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Donna Thomason
as Glenda Moritz
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Caroline Vinciguerra
as Sarah Black
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Dick Mueller
as Tom Black
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Mark McCarthy
as Wayne Williams
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Merle Moores
as Donna Black
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Carmen Rupe
as Helen Lamparter
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Ben Stephenson
as Mike Pratt
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Connie Ventress
as Mary Bird
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Annette John
as Dr. Peggy Knudsen
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Buck Baker
as Aviala
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Jeff Hopkins
as Greg Scott
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C. Andrew Garrison
as Process Server
- T. Max Graham
