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The Girl with the Hungry Eyes: Directed by John Badham. With Rod Serling, James Farentino, John Astin, Joanna Pettet. Photographer David Faulker is frightened by the "hungry eyes" of his new reclusive model that no man can resist.
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- Drama, Fantasy, Horror
- John Badham
- 1972-10-01
NIGHT GALLERY #30. THE GIRL WITH THE HUNGRY EYES. Teleplay by Robert Malcolm Young. Story by Fritz Leiber Jr. Directed by John Badham. A photographer hires a mysterious model whose eyes burn with a seductive—yet frightening—glow. James Farentino as David Faulkner. Joanna Pettet as the Girl.
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Joanna Pettet plays an extraordinary fashion model who hooks up with a photographer played by James Farentino. He is used to abusing his models. When he finds Pettet she assumes control, and while making him rich and famous, maintains a mysterious existence. She comes and goes and does as she wishes.
Joanna Pettet: The Girl with the Hungry Eyes. Showing all 14 items. Jump to: Photos (13) Quotes (1) Photos. Quotes. The Girl with the Hungry Eyes : What do you see? David Faulkner : I see a need. A hunger. See also. Release Dates | Official Sites | Company Credits | Filming & Production | Technical Specs. Recently Viewed. Get the IMDb App. Help.
Apr 7, 2020 · A mysterious young model (Joanna Pettet) approaches commercial photographer David Faulkner (James Farentino). She doesn’t leave her name, but the pictures she takes have a strange power. Pettet...
With her husky voice, commanding presence, and penetrating gaze, Pettet comes across as more than a match for any man. Whether intentional or not, "The Girl with the Hungry Eyes" brings the Dream Girl Trilogy to a satisfying conclusion. The cumulative effect is a subtle and controversial point about the degree to which a woman owns herself and ...
