Playboy Interview: Kathleen Turner

Playboy Interview: Kathleen TurnerIt is sweltering. It's a wet and musty heat, the kind that stirs people, incites them. Ned Racine turns to leave Matty Walker's home, but he makes the mistake of looking back to see her again. Her husband's not home. She's wet with sweat. He's hotter than the night.He paces like a mad, caged leopard. She, too, is panting, wanting him, her tight skirt nearly melting away, until he can't stand it anymore. The leopard strikes: Racine grabs the nearest object, a wro...