The Lost Honor Of Kathryn Beck
Brief Synopsis
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The 1977 German film, "The Lost Honor of Katharina Blum," was the basis of veteran television writer Loring Mandel's Americanization of the Heinrich Boll novel. Executive producer Marlo Thomas deglamorized herself to star as an innocent shopkeeper whose life is shattered when she finds herself hound
Cast & Crew
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Simon Langton
Director
Marlo Thomas
Kathryn Beck
Kris Kristofferson
Ben Cole
George Dzundza
Lieutenant Decarlo
Jon Devries
Bob Fuhrman
David Rasche
Donald Catton
Film Details
Also Known As
Act of Passion, Lost Honor of Kathryn Beck
Genre
Adaptation
Drama
Release Date
1984
Production Company
Astro Color Laboratories Inc; CBS Entertainment; Duart Film And Video; Optical House Inc; Panavision, Ltd.
Location
Chicago, Illinois, USA
Technical Specs
Duration
2h
Synopsis
The 1977 German film, "The Lost Honor of Katharina Blum," was the basis of veteran television writer Loring Mandel's Americanization of the Heinrich Boll novel. Executive producer Marlo Thomas deglamorized herself to star as an innocent shopkeeper whose life is shattered when she finds herself hounded by police and press after spending the night with Ben Cole (Kris Kristofferson) who, unknown to her, is a suspected terrorist. Filmed entirely on location in Chicago.
Director
Simon Langton
Director
Cast
Marlo Thomas
Kathryn Beck
Kris Kristofferson
Ben Cole
George Dzundza
Lieutenant Decarlo
Jon Devries
Bob Fuhrman
David Rasche
Donald Catton
Linda Thorson
Cory Fuhrman
Edward Winter
Carl Macaluso
Randy Rocca
Detective Gerry Astarte
Christine Estabrook
Janet Reiss
Steven Williams
Les Averback
Ron Parady
James Mclandish
William Leach
Harry Flynn
Belinda Bremmer
Mary Siebel
Karen Cole
Toby Carson
Mike Genovese
Sergeant Ornett
Jack Mclaughlin-gray
Ralph Foody
Bruno Aclin
Mike Bacarella
Cynthia Baker
Ron Beattie
Richard Brown
Susan Bugg
Baralynne Crittenden
Richard Cusak
Ron Dean
Wally Engelhardt
Beverly Feldt
Stella Froman
Elizabeth Greenberg
Edna Moreno
Gregory Noonan
Rush Pearson
Chelcie Ross
Christine Seelicke
Norm Tobin
Bruce A Young
Jane Hall
Belinda Bremner
Greg Noonan
Crew
Burt Bluestein
Production Supervisor
Heinrich Boll
Source Material (From Novel)
Sue Brownlees
Assistant
Bill Christian
Wardrobe
Anthony Ciccolini
Sound Editor
Paul Combe
Sound Mixer
Ray Cymoszinski
Sound Department
George Deleonardi
Transportation Coordinator
Lee Dichter
Sound Mixer
Farrel Levy Duffy
Assistant Editor
William Fosser
Other
Susan Gammie
Costumes
Elizabeth Geddes
Extras Agent/Coordinator
James Giovannetti
Assistant Director
Thomas Gulino
Sound Editor
Bernard Hajdenberg
Sound Editor
Wendy Hedin
Sound Department
Matthew N Herman
Executive In Charge Of Production
Bill Higgins
Location Manager
Billy Higgins
Location Manager
Aaron Holden
Property Master
Robert A Hudecek
Gaffer
Roger Jacobs
Makeup
Roger Jacobs
Hair
Bob Jeffords
Assistant Director
Ray Karpicki
Sound Department
Peter Larkin
Production Designer
Loring Mandel
Adaptation
Peter Mcintosh
Production Manager
Frank Miller
Camera Operator
Karl Miller
Screenwriter
Robert J Mills
Makeup
Ruth Morley
Costumes
John Nicolella
Producer
Sioux Richards
Script Supervisor
Laurence Rosenthal
Music
Phillip Schopper
Editor
Anezka Sebek
Editorial Assistant
Amanda Stern
Assistant
Nancy Rae Stone
Production Coordinator
Marlo Thomas
Executive Producer
Toni-ann Walker
Hair Stylist
Marsie Jacober Wallach
Location Manager
Bob Ward
Key Grip
Karen Whittaker
Wardrobe
Gordon Willis
Director Of Photography
Marilyn Zeigher-kantor
Editorial Assistant
Film Details
Also Known As
Act of Passion, Lost Honor of Kathryn Beck
Genre
Adaptation
Drama
Release Date
1984
Production Company
Astro Color Laboratories Inc; CBS Entertainment; Duart Film And Video; Optical House Inc; Panavision, Ltd.
Location
Chicago, Illinois, USA
Technical Specs
Duration
2h
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Aired in United States January 24, 1984
Released theatrically in Europe as "Act of Passion."
