"American Cinema" Film Noir (TV Episode 1995)
Clips shownThe Clock (2010)
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"Sneak Previews" The Best of 1981 (TV Episode 1981)
Clip shown"At the Movies" Adult Sexuality (TV Episode 1983)
Clips are shown.The 65th Annual Academy Awards (TV Special 1993)
"American Cinema" Film Noir (TV Episode 1995)
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"Taxi" Simka Returns (TV Episode 1982)
Dialogue between Latka and Simka reminds Louie of Body Heat"WKRP in Cincinnati" Circumstantial Evidence (TV Episode 1982)
Jessica Langtree says to Venus "you're not too perceptive, are you? I like that in a man." This is a takeoff on a line from Body Heat: "You're not too smart, are you? I like that in a man.""Fame" Street Kid (TV Episode 1982)
Title visible on movie marqueeThe 54th Annual Academy Awards (TV Special 1982)
"Cheers" Give Me a Ring Sometime (TV Episode 1982)
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Double Indemnity (1944)
The story and characters closely parallel the earlier film. Ned, Matty and Oscar are Walter, Phyllis and Keyes respectively.The Burglar (1957)
The scene in the bar in which Matty pretends to rebuff Ned is almost identical to the scene in this film when Della rebuffs Nat but encourages him to meet up later.The Doctors (TV Series 1963–1982)
A key plot point of "Body Heat" hinges on the resemblance of Kim Zimmer to Kathleen Turner. Zimmer replaced Turner when she left the soap opera The Doctors, and Turner recommended Zimmer for Body Heat, for this reason.
The Man with Two Brains (1983)
Kathleen Turner's character is a parody of her character in this movie.Bodies in Heat (1983)
hardcore parodyFatal Instinct (1993)
Ned Ravine is a play on the name Ned Racine from this movie.Eight Days a Week (1997)
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