Jennifer on My Mind

1971
R
1h 30m

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Michael Brandon and Tippy Walker in Jennifer on My Mind (1971)

Two wealthy, independent young people meet in Venice and fall in love, but their affair takes a tragic turn as the young woman becomes hooked on heroin.Two wealthy, independent young people meet in Venice and fall in love, but their affair takes a tragic turn as the young woman becomes hooked on heroin.Two wealthy, independent young people meet in Venice and fall in love, but their affair takes a tragic turn as the young woman becomes hooked on heroin.

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Trivia
The original cut delivered to United Artists was longer, featuring Kim Hunter in the role of Jennifer's mother. This cut was ruled too arty (disastrous in the eyes of studio barons), so the film was re-cut to 90 minutes. Hunter's role was eliminated.

Goofs
When Marcus and Sig put Jenny's body in the car trunk, the spare tire is not visible. When Marcus opens the trunk to change the flat, not only is the spare clearly visible in the trunk, but Jenny's body is in a different position deeper in the trunk.

Quotes
Marcus Rottner: I know. You're the best friend money can buy.

Crazy credits
The opening credits are shown over seemingly unrelated photos of immigrants arriving in America, circa 1890s.

Soundtracks
Where the Good Songs Go
Music by Stephen Lawrence (as Stephen J. Lawrence)
Lyrics by Tom Paxton

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1/10

Wow what a terrible movie

So overwritten and tryhard and lame. Some loser falls for an ugly Joni Mitchell/Sleestak looking chick for some reason and makes a fool out of himself for 2 hours. Even DeNiro can't save this trash as a crazy cabbie. Must've been written while on acid