Fatal Attraction is the latest film to get the reboot treatment, this time as a TV series bringing the classic tale of infidelity back to our screens. But who stars in it and how different is the plot ...

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In the 1987 version of Fatal Attraction, Glenn Close's emotionally troubled Alex Forrest paid the ultimate price for her ill-advised affair with Michael Douglas's straying family man, Dan Gallagher.

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Lizzy Caplan and Joshua Jackson in a still from "Fatal Attraction." The highest-grossing film of 1987 worldwide, the original “Fatal Attraction” served as a cautionary tale against casual infidelity, ...

Although Alex Forrest, Lizzy Caplan’s character in the Paramount+ series, commits even worse crimes than Glenn Close did in the 1987 movie, Caplan doesn’t see Alex as a villain. TheWrap spoke to the ...

Streaming on April 30, Paramount+ expands the classic 1987 film into an eight-part series starring Lizzy Caplan. Lizzy Caplan chats with ET at the Los Angeles premiere of her new series, 'Fatal ...

Talk about a hare-raising sequence! The scene had great social impact. The term "bunny boiler" was born — a jokey, ultimately sexist term for a potential romantic partner with red flags. Whether or ...