Illeana Douglas on CAPE FEAR

[@anthonysablan8650]

Illeana Douglas is so awesome.

[@tbirdUCW6ReAJ]

That handcuff scene always makes my jaw drop. A lot of interesting facts in this episode.

[@crithon]

Cool, I hope you do more with Illeana Douglas she's been in a lot of cool films

[@williamdegeest]

"National Treasure" is the truest statement I have read all week.

[@andykiddvideo]

I hope you continue to do videos that allow for the presenters to discuss the film before the trailer starts, like this one. It's great to get all that additional info.

[@JulioLeonFandinho]

an underrated and absolute masterpiece

[@shadowman2192]

She was outstanding in Cape Fear. Though her role was short. She made it one of the most memorable and horrific scenes in the movie. Amazing actress!

[@lerm2866]

Learning that Scorsese is a Problem Child fan made my day.

[@jhhone]

Miss Illeana is a national treasure! Do a TFH for "Grace of my Heart"!

[@ChrisWolff2013]

This is a truly unnerving movie and DeNiro was untouchable.

[@ricardocantoral7672]

His best scene was with Juliette Lewis. He's a cartoon character in the rest of the movie.

[@SpoonerXYZ]

Wow, one of the most insightful Trailers from Hell yet. As a big fan of this movie I really appreciate this.

[@markgriffiths8786]

A great review by llleana !

[@ctam79]

Juliette Lewis was awesome...

[@GiacomoVeteran]

Anthony Sablan is right. Illeana Douglas is awesome. She does a wonderful job here on explaining the background of Cape Fear and its characters. Thank you for insight. I've worked in 57 TV/Film shows/productions and never a Thriller and it scared the hell out of me and I grew up in East L.A. around sociopaths. We were poor and lots of young guys got in trouble a lot and did crazy shi*. Ever many of the girls. I was so happy to LEAVE THERE IN 1971. Went in the US Army and my entire life changed for the better. Off to Germany, France and Italy. Wonderful Army stint. 4 wonderful years. I even stayed in Europe after my Honorable Discharge. Intern'l Bus. MBA and more. You can change and be a better person. This sociopath (character) in this movie played by Robert Deniro who does an amazing job. Maybe too well? lol I bet it gave a lot of people Nightmares. Thanks Illeana.

[@nickravera4069]

Love this movie! Illeana rocks!

[@localcrew]

Now do “Cape Munster”

[@lindaaldridge5165]

Robert De Niro scared the daylights out of me in this movie.

[@johncra8982]

"his law clerk, who is played by me" did a double take at that bc I was just listening to the audio without actually looking at the screen to see who she was 😂

[@butchie2752]

Great intro. One of the best in the series.

[@tylermane77]

Illeana Douglas looking foxy.

[@irish66]

I loved her performance in the movie. But overall i prefer the original,.

[@roncarp]

Amazing

[@fanorama1]

saw this in the theaters when it was released. deniro was sexy and terrifying.

[@dornravlin]

its great you got Ms. Douglas to be in a video i like her on the other hand Cape Fear is scorceses weekist films

[@aubindemontfalcon5967]

She's got so beautiful eyes !

[@only257]

Awesome 👻

[@patricktilton5377]

The scene where DeNiro bites a chunk out of Illeana's cheek . . . man, that was shocking as fuck! Hard to believe Spielberg was involved in a film that included such a horrific and shocking act of violence, given that he used CGI to erase the guns from "E.T." On an unrelated note, as an afficionado of Dante's INFERNO, I remember thinking that the scene where DeNiro is trapped in water up to his nose, in the climactic finale, that the image was reminiscent of the Traitors in the 9th Circle of Hell, who are frozen in the lake of Cocytus, the Count Ugolino story. With all the other religious elements in the film -- Max Cady referencing the book of Job, and his speaking-in-tongues at the end -- it seemed to me that Scorcese was perhaps tapping into such an 'infernal' image.

[@lynnturman8157]

Yes, this is Scorsese's first foray into genre film making. This was good but I think his other suspense thriller--Shutter Island--is much better & will someday be regarded as one of Scorsese's masterpieces. IMO.

[@LastBankJob]

Despite my undying love for Illeana I hated this movie when I saw it all those years ago. I'll have to give it a second viewing.

[@jlastre]

Finallly some decent lighting for Ms. Douglas. Now I remember why I had a crush on her.

[@debgibsonfan]

What a babe.

[@ricardocantoral7672]

No contest, the 1962 film is superior. The 1991 remake is Martin Scorsese directing like Brian De Palma on a bad day.

[@jupiterkansas]

If it weren't for Juliette Lewis, and marginally DeNiro, I would agree with you. It's a cheesy film with some good acting.

[@ricardocantoral7672]

Jupiter Kansas The only great scene in the 1991 remake was the one in the school auditorium.

[@stevenbosch429]

Thre is a story about Judi Densch and her costar Moira Brooker on the set of “As Time Goes By.” (Go and watch it - right now!!!!!”) Moira plays Jean’s ( Judi Densch) daughter. In one scene

[@FCSchaefer]

That scene in the movie is one of the most cringe inducing of all time.

[@JaredGriffiths2000]

Which scene?

[@Rap_A_Tundas]

"DIE, BART DIE" (That's german for "The Bart, the")