L'ombre de la séduction

Original title: The Right Temptation

2000
R
1h 35m

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5.3/10

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Rebecca De Mornay, Kiefer Sutherland, and Dana Delany in L'ombre de la séduction (2000)

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Erotic Thriller Drama Romance Thriller

A detective falls for the man she's supposed to be investigating; dire complications follow.A detective falls for the man she's supposed to be investigating; dire complications follow.A detective falls for the man she's supposed to be investigating; dire complications follow.

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IMDb RATING

5.3/10

1.4K

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Goofs
When Derian's partner is taking photos of Michael Farrow-Smith in a restaurant from a car across the street, you see a flash going off, but no flash would be effective at this distance and, in any case, it would just bounce off the car window, so the photos would be useless.

Quotes
Anthea Farrow-Smith: Do you think it's possible for any of us to resist the right temptation?
Derian McCall: I really can't say.

Connections
Referenced in Père et fille (2004)

Soundtracks
BAD ATTITUDE
Written by William Pearson
Courtesy of Hearst Pearson Music (BMI)

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Featured review

5/10

Watchable but ordinary

A female P.I., estimated to be "The Right Temptation", is hired by a women to try to seduce her wealthy husband thereby testing his loyalty...blaa, blaa. So begins another plasticized, predictable, trite formula Hollywood clone noirish mystery with characters too shallow, patter too glib, and story too pat. There's nothing here for an audience to sink their teeth into leaving one to just sit back and zone.