Klute

Call girl and aspiring actress/model Bree (Academy Award winner Jane Fonda) is herself the subject as she visits with an actor’s agent (Anthony Holland) then with her expensive New York shrink (Vivian Nathan), in Alan J. Pakula’s Klute, 1971.

New York call girl Bree (Jane Fonda) brings Donald Sutherland (title character, an out of town off-duty cop) to meet her ex-pimp (Roy Scheider), who offers a dead end in his search for a missing friend, then an apparent parting of ways, in Alan J. Pakula's Klute, 1971.

Alan J. Pakula directs Jane Fonda in her Academy Award-winning performance as New York call girl Bree, nervous before bedtime, then not welcoming Donald Sutherland, the title character, small-town cop unofficially investigating the disappearance of a friend, in Klute, 1971.

From director Alan J. Pakula's opening detailing the disappearance of a Pennsylvania husband who corresponded with "a girl in New York," the credits with Jane Fonda as "Bree" narrating, then an audition for a modeling job (with Veronica Hamel), from Klute, 1971.

Cable (Charles Cioffi) is the boss of missing Pennsylvanian Gruneman, Betty Murray the wife, Donald Sutherland the local cop (title character) they're hiring, as the FBI guys explain what they learned about Bree (Jane Fonda), the call girl in New York, Fred Burrell her john, Alan J. Pakula directing, Klute, 1971.