282:"one of the most obstinately compelling films I've ever seen," singled out her performance as "skillful and highly promising of a long and honorable career. The rape scene...is a directorial and acting masterpiece; Ms. Goodfellow manages to convey all the terror and bravery of a bird stalked by ruthless hunters. I commend her to your attention." Regarding her memories of making the film, Goodfellow later recalled, "We had a wonderful time. We boogied and played guitar, and Robert Ryan played the fiddle." She also became close friends with one of her co-stars
342:, âJan-Michael Vincent is a talented and handsome performer who does excellent work here. As Billie, Joan Goodfellow is â to use an overworked adjective â perfect.â The members of Goodfellow's hometown press were especially complimentary. One critic wrote that "he has a tough part because she doesnât talk much for a lead character. However, her gestures realistically portray a poor, clumsy girl trying to find something besides sex." And another local scribe asserted:
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immoral business. Iâm very lucky Iâve never done anything that Iâm horribly ashamed of. But thereâs nothing you can do about it if youâre starving and you need work...Itâs a very heart-breaking, very difficult, very scary business that will eat you alive, no questions asked. You really have to know what youâre getting into, and I donât know that I have until now. But I have the feeling Iâm here for the long pull.
323:, Goodfellow replied, "I play a socially retarded chick." Her character, Billie Jo Truluck, is the proverbial girl from the other side of the tracks with a reputation every boy knows. Craving some form of acknowledgement from her high-school peers, the quiet, introverted Billie accedes to nocturnal liaisons with sex-starved male classmates. Consequently, she increases her own marginalization at school. As
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Goodfellow was so good as the girl ...and I think she'll act some more. She just doesn't look for work hard enough. I'd love to work with her again. She's such a funky lady, and then you discover these weird things about her, like she's a trained opera singer â and never told
333:) fall in love became a surprise box-office hit during the summer of 1974, when it played mostly in small-city venues before making its New York premiere in late August. Critical reaction, however, was mostly tepid, due to an outburst of violence in the film's final scenes.
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473:, a series of character vignettes, all taking place in a country road house on a rainy evening. According to one critic, the film was a "reasonably innocuous" effort. Yet many notable performers wandered back and forth through various scenes, including
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performer Daniel
Faircloth in June 1974. Afterwards, the couple moved to Malibu, California. Upon hearing news of her marriage, Jan-Michael Vincent feared that Goodfellow might give up acting. While promoting his film
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263:Rod Steiger
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1111:James Best
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508:Peter Cook
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660:Ed Lauter
639:Sister E
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371:anybody!
353:Columbia
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845:Joanna
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812:Marcy
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489:, and
77:Spouse
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