Somewhere between Rocky and The Karate Kid, director John G. Avildsen abandoned his overcome-the-odds formula for success and instead tackled this curious blip on the cinematic radar about a married community college professor Lesley Ann Warren that gets caught-up in an affair with one of her students who is also a dancer at a strip club called "Heaven." Rocky this isn't. More than anything else this movie is about the 80's. 80's hair, 80's fashion and 80's music. Surprisingly, despite the dated feel of the picture, the chemistry between Lesley Ann Warren and Christopher Atkins creates some pretty palpable electricity, and their almost single cut, one take love scene is one of the most powerfully erotic couplings you're liable to find in any movie. Warren's straying from her bland husband is given the appropriate gravity by the actress, but her subsequent just-desserts at the hands of a younger woman (Sandra Beall) seem just plain mean-spirited on the part of the movie makers. While it is perfectly acceptable in mainstream television and movies for men to cheat on their wives, time and time again, the woman seeking passion is vilified by moviemakers one way or another. While it's fun to watch Warren's boring school marm suddenly evolve into a vampy hot teacher, it's downright depressing to see her have to come scampering back to her inattentive (but sure, loving) husband. It's a conventional plot turn, and in such a short movie, isn't given the proper emotional weight such an event truly would have on a relationship. Still, those looking to revisit the "me" decade will enjoy the Bryan Adams classic songs, the teased hair and the ridiculous clothing ensembles! Now in HD!

Lesley Ann Warren stars as a widow who ends up having to make a living as a stripper to help support herself and her son. They don't make tv movies like this anymore!

Mark Harmon plays a ladykiller who accepts a strange challenge from his friends: he has to get three women to accept marriage proposals from him. To make things even harder, they get to pick the women.

Except this is Mark Harmon we're talking about. So of course it's going to be beauties like Madeleine Stowe, Lesley Ann Warren and Maria Holvoe.

When a World War II plane is discovered high in the mountains of New Zealand, it leads some crooks to a nice man and his daughter (Lesley Ann Warren), who is even nicer than her old man because she does us the favor of doing a New Zealand version of a wet t-shirt contest!

Three misfits--a burned-out rock singer, a free-spirited college girl and a warm-hearted hobo--find adventure together on the road in this offbeat "counterculture drama." Martin Sheen, Lesley Ann Warren, Jack Albertson star.

Sparkling musical comedy stars Julie Andrews as a would-be chanteuse in '30s France who finally obtains a break...by disguising herself as a female impersonator! James Garner, Robert Preston, Alex Karras, Lesley Ann Warren also star under Blake Edwards' direction.

BTW, take a look at the 3rd clip. I think that Lesley Ann Warren is showing a bit more than she means to, but I'm still not sure.

"Crash" co-scripter Robert Moresco co-wrote and directed this searing drama about a Philadelphia man (James Marsden) who returns from service in the Gulf War and finds himself tapped by the FBI to help bring down a local Mafia boss. Using his small-time mobster cousin (Giovanni Ribisi) as a way in, Marsden faces a difficult struggle between duty and loyalty to his family. Starring Lesley Ann Warren.

Made-for-TV movie that features NYPD Blue-like nudity in 1986. A must for Lesley Ann Warren fans.