Word: rayed
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Voters in Massachusetts also have a sterling opportunity to strike a blow against the President by opposing his local clone. Ray Shamic, Shamic, who has cozied up to the President for lack of achievements and ideas of his own, is but one of dozens of far right can rights and welfare over the past four decades...
Kerry, who has waffled a bit himself on the tax issue since the primary, nonetheless has been more realistic spending. More important, he has avoided the disturbing sawing to the right on social issues in recent years, that nationwide stampede back to the 19th century that finds Ray Shamie leading the pack...
...happens, Mickey (Barbara Williams) and Ray (John Getz) are experiencing marital blues and the stolen box contains journals of Mickey's unfulfilled fantasies. Worse still, the urban intruder is a studly thief named Scotty (Steven Bauer) who has expensive taste and big aspirations; he's not content to simply rob their home, he wants to steal Mickey too. Scotty reads her journals, falls in love with her picture and then moves in for the kill...
...Thiefs of Hearts, writer and director Douglas Day Stewart presents an unnerving and alluring possibility for a thriller, the simultaneous unveiling of deep secrets and the realization of fantasy. Scotty, Ray and Mickey personify Freud's conception of the mind. Scotty is the Id; one's primal nature, impulsive and sensual. Ray represents the superego, law-abiding, secure and conventional. Mickey's the ego in the middle, trying to achieve a balance between the two. "Thief of Hearts" fails to achieve a thoroughly disturbing effect because Mickey suffers from a healthy psyche. She is tempted, she even yields slightly...
...When Ray starts getting suspicious of Mickey's long afternoons at the office, he and his chubby editor play detective as they trail Scotty to a warehouse. Their efforts are almost comical and the middle-aged Starsky and Hutch do nothing more than detract from an already faltering thriller...