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Heat
- Director: Paul Morrissey
- Writer: John Hallowell; Paul Morrissey
- Producer: Jed Johnson; Andy Warhol
CGiii Comment
A parody of Sunset Boulevard - the Warhol machine shouldn't have bothered.
And, if you have any sense, give this ridiculous nonsense a very wide berth.
Warhol and Morrissey certainly sold their con well - no more.
Rubbish with a capital 'R'.
Trailer...
The(ir) Blurb...
"Heat" is a parody of "Sunset Boulevard." Joey Davis, an unemployed ex-child actor, uses sex to get his landlady, Lydia, to reduce his rent, and then tries to exert his influence on Sally Todd, who is now washed-up and wasn't even more than slightly important at the height of her career. Sally tries to help Joey, until he realizes that she just isn't well-connected enough to be of any service to him. The affair is complicated by Sally's psychotic, maybe-lesbian-or-maybe-not daughter Jessica, who tries to muscle in on her mother's relationship with Joey.
Cast & Characters
Joe Dallesandro as Joey Davis;
Sylvia Miles as Sally Todd;
Andrea Feldman as Jessica Todd;
Pat Ast as Lydia;
Ray Vestal as Ray;
Lester Persky as Sidney;
Eric Emerson as Eric;
Harold Childe as Harold;
John Hallowell as John;
Gary Koznocha as Gary;
Pat Parlemon as Girl at pool;
Bonnie Walder as Bonnie