Original Rare FARRAH FAWCETT EXTREMITIES VHS 1987 James Russo

Farrah Fawcett

Farrah Fawcett reprises her critically acclaimed Off-Broadway stage role in one of the most talked and written about movies. Fawcett stars as a young woman whose life is turned upside down when she narrowly escapes the clutches of a brutal rapist. When she turns to the police for protection, none is given. Then things go from bad to worse when the attacker shows up at her house to finish what he started. But Farrah fights back, and no one is more surprised than her attacker when she eventually manages to turn the tables ...

Farrah Fawcett. The former star of the original Charlie's Angels demonstrates why all of America claims her as their angel, too, in this double feature TV offering of the blonde beauty. Includes Dalva (Peter Coyote. 1996/92 min.) and Murder on Flight 502 (Robert Stack, Ralph Bellamy. 1975/100 min.). Color/NR/fullscreen.

Release Date: 2009-10-28

Farrah Fawcett. The former star of the original Charlie's Angels demonstrates why all of America claims her as their angel, too, in this double feature TV offering of the blonde beauty. Includes Dalva (Peter Coyote. 1996/92 min.) and Murder on Flight 502 (Robert Stack, Ralph Bellamy. 1975/100 min.). Color/NR/fullscreen.

This controversial, 1984 made-for-television movie gave Farrah Fawcett her first true showcase as an actress. Playing an abused wife who kills her monstrous husband (Paul Le Mat), Fawcett demonstrates a facility with the moral ambiguities of the story, which concerns the painful but fascinating questions of where justice lies. Fine support from Richard Masur and Grace Zabriskie, and the assured direction is by Robert Greenwald (Xanadu. --Tom Keogh