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John Klute (played by Donald Sutherland) is a policeman who has come to New York, free-lance, to try to settle a missing persons case. It appears that the missing man may still be alive, and may be the source of obscene letters and telephone calls Bree has been receiving.
Donald Sutherland is coolly commanding and Jane Fonda a force of nature in Klute, a cuttingly intelligent thriller that generates its most agonizing tension from its stars' repartee. Read Critics...
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Klute is a film that pretty much does everything right, but it always felt like it was doing it in a half-hearted way. Aside from Fonda's performance and Small's score everything else felt rather mediocre and distinctly average across the board.
Aug 2, 2021 · Tom Jolliffe looks back at Alan J. Pakula’s Klute, an essential piece of 70’s paranoia cinema… Over the course of cinema history, there have been a number of great thrillers that amped up ...
Klute Reviews. All Critics. Top Critics. All Audience. Verified Audience. Alan Jones Radio Times. There's nail-biting suspense in spades, thanks to the atmospheric cinematography of Godfather...
Klute is a sharp, slick thriller about murder, perversion, paranoia, prostitution and a lot of other wonderful things about life in New York City. Read More By Jay Cocks FULL REVIEW
Klute: Directed by Alan J. Pakula. With Jane Fonda, Donald Sutherland, Charles Cioffi, Roy Scheider. A small-town detective searching for a missing man has only one lead: a connection with a New York prostitute.
Klute Review. Emotionally deep-frozen small town cop Sutherland travels to New York, acting as a private detective to delve into the disappearance of a friend. The only lead is the vanished...
15 reviews · Provided by Metacritic.com. 100. BBC. Klute still perhaps stands as Pakula's finest moment. Informed in part by the conventions of film noir - duplicitous female, ambitious private investigator, and murky goings on of the sexual variety - Klute manages to distill them all into something highly original and distinctly unsettling. 90.
Review by gal pacino ★★★★½ 8. LOVED THIS!!! jane fonda’s layered performance as bree is magnetic, constantly pushing and pulling; every capricious line delivery is a riveting surprise. she’s simultaneously blunt and charming, nervous and brave, cold and warm to the point that the film drags whenever she’s not lighting up the ...
