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http://urllio.com/r2di8Harper is brought to Louisiana bayou country to help out an old girlfriend who is worried that her husband will find out that she is cheating on him. What is more, he finds himself caught in a power struggle between the matriarch of the family and a greedy oil baron, who wants her property. Poor Harper! Things are not as straight-forward as they initially appeared.
A big-city private detective travels to the Deep South to help out an old girlfriend who is worried that her husband will find out that she is cheating on him.
Where Harper was jazzy, amped up for its day and often dark humored in its intrigue and violence, this sequel has more of a laid-back and ultimately melancholy tone. The humor is still there, but the dysfunctional family theme that produced edgy laughs in the earlier film cuts deeper here.<br/><br/>Newman looks great and is as effortlessly effective as ever as he prowls Cajun Country, at the behest of onetime flame Joanne Woodward, in search of a blackmail source that quickly turns into much more. Filmed all over South Louisiana, including a mansion shot here in Baton Rouge, it gets the local flavor down pretty well.<br/><br/>Dismissed as draggy even in its day, and certainly so in the age raised on the newspaper ad quote "A Thrill Ride!!!", it's a thoughtful, well acted addition to the private eye genre, with Melanie Griffith coming out the gate full force as a troublesome nymphet (an interesting predatory flip-side to the victimized variation seen later the same year in the superb Night Moves.)<br/><br/>Hopefully a widescreen DVD will one day soon afford its excellent Panavision photography to be seen for the first time in 25 years.
I was hoping this sequel to Harper was going to be nearly as interesting to watch, it certainly had one engaging sequence, but only one, the rest isn't memorable enough for me, from director Stuart Rosenberg (The Amityville Horror). Basically private eye detective Lew Harper (Paul Newman) is this time hired by an old flame of his, Iris Devereaux (Joanne Woodward, Newman's wife) to investigate a blackmail plot against her. I have to admit I lost track of what was going on, and I only caught on to the fact that J.J. Kilbourne (Murray Hamilton) is the oil tycoon villain who wants her property. I think I woke up to the plot again (sot of literally) when Harper and Iris are kidnapped and tied up in a "drowning room", aka a shower and bathing room. To escape this room when the bad guys are gone, after getting out a straight jacket and simple ropes, they decide to plug all the holes and turn all the water jets (showers, baths and fire hydrant) to fill the room and get to the window at the top, and when they can't breaks the window or turn the water off you wonder how they will get out alive, and they are only rescued when the door is opened. The last few minutes didn't have much interest to me. Also starring Anthony Franciosa as Chief Broussard, Gail Strickland as Mavis Kilbourne, Melanie Griffith as Schuyler Devereaux, Linda Haynes as Gretchen, Richard Jaeckel as Lt. Franks, Paul Koslo as Candy, Andrew Robinson as Pat Reavis and Coral Browne as Olivia Devereaux. Newman still makes a quite classy performance, Woodward has her moments, and even though I didn't understand everything going on, it did have its very moments, besides the title sequence. Okay!
A confusing and not very exciting private eye caper.
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