White of the Eye (film)

White of the Eye is a 1987 British thriller film directed by Donald Cammell and starring David Keith and Cathy Moriarty. It was adapted in film by Donald Cammell and his wife China Kong from the novels Mrs. White, written by Laurence and Andrew Klavan. Joan White Ah, Caryanne? Er, listen. I've got a marital problem. It's like a fucking car accident. One minute you're cruising along. Next minute, you've got no legs. Mike DeSantos Because you can't change a channel, man. Future or past. Dialogue Joan: Paul, I, er, I found something in the bathroom. Paul: Oh yeah, what? Joan: Behing the tub in there? Paul: Oh, that. Yeah, I was going to talk to you about that. Um, I hid it in there. You know, I didn't want Danielle getting into a lot of chemicals and stuff. You can't hide anything in this house, can you? Danielle: Dad exploded the bed. Joan: Danielle, are you okay? Danielle: Dad's wearing a bunch of hotdogs. Mike: Goddamn, I knew he'd come by. I knew you'd come by. I just knew it. I saw this whole place on television. On this TV, I've got in my head. Paul: Reruns, right? Mike: That's right, Paul. Reruns. Paul: Reruns. Joan: 10 years gone with the wind. Heads I hit Malibu Beach before Christmas. Charles: What's 10 years when you're in love? Cast David Keith - Paul White Cathy Moriarty - Joan White Alan Rosenberg - Mike DeSantos Art Evans - Detective Charles Mendoza Michael Greene - Phil Ross Danielle Smith - Danielle White Alberta Watson - Ann Mason William G. Schilling - Harold Gideon David Chow - Fred Hoy Marc Hayashi - Stu Mimi Lieber - Liza Manchester Pamela Seamon - Caryanne Bob Zache - Lucas Herman Danko Gurovich - Arnold White China Cammell - Ruby Hoy Richard Lester (uncredited) as Tucson detective External links 0094320 White of the Eye Category:1987 films Category:British films Category:Thriller films