Endless Love (1981)

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Based on a novel by Scott Spencer, Endless Love details the doomed romance between 17-year-old David (Martin Hewitt) and 15-year-old Jade (Brooke Shields). Banished from Jade's home by her daddy Hugh (Don Murray), David obsessively cooks up a scheme to get back into the family's good graces. Since this plan involves setting Jade's house on fire, one can easily predict that the puppy-love romance is in for a bumpy ride. Jailed for arson, David heads directly to Jade the moment that he's released, with tragic results. Posting respectable earnings thanks to the popularity of Brooke Shields, Endless Love was also the film debut of Tom Cruise, billed 18th in the cast list. A young James Spader lends a supporting role. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Starring:: Brooke Shields, Martin Hewitt, (more)

Director(s):: Franco Zeffirelli

Theatrical MPAA Rating:: R

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Synopsis of Endless Love

Complete Cast of Endless Love

Brooke Shields - Jade
Shirley Knight - Anne
Richard Kiley - Arthur
Ian Ziering - Sammy
Penelope Milford - Ingrid
Jami Gertz - Patty
Jan Miner - Mrs. Switzer
Robert Altman - Hotel Manager
Walter Gorney - Passerby
Teri Shields - Nurse
Tom Cruise - Billy
Ron Perkins - Patient
Sylvia Short - Nurse
David Willis - Walter

Martin Hewitt - David
Don Murray - Hugh
Beatrice Straight - Rose
Robert Moore - Dr. Miller
Anna Berger - Nurse
George Kyle - Chicago Cop
Gilbert Stafford - Attendant
Philip Lenkowsky - Patient
Jane Fleiss - Patient
James Spader - Keith
Marvin Foster - Attendant
Jeff Marcus - Leonard
Leon B. Stevens - Judge
Salem Ludwig - Mr. Switzer

Director(s):: Franco Zeffirelli

Writer(s):: Judith Rascoe

Producer(s):: Peter Guber, Dyson Lovell

Theatrical MPAA Rating:: R(Not For Children, Sexual Situations, Nudity, Adult Language, Adult Situations)

Warning: This product is intended for mature audiences only. It may contain violence, sexual content, drug abuse and/or strong language. You must be 17 or older to purchase it. By ordering this item you are certifying that you are at least 17 years of age.