David Edelstein

“In her platinum wig, which compresses her face and brings out the curvy slope of her nose, Kathleen Turner does a charming, rococo impersonation of a woman impersonating a hooker, and she's enough of an actress to show you the cracks of anguish in the mask. Her sex scenes with Laughlin are the worst-written in the movie (why does she fall for this dumb jock?), yet she throws herself into them with hungry abandon--which is all the more courageous when you remember who's in the director's chair. (I wouldn't be caught in the same men's room with the director of Lisztomania and Mahler.)….”

David Edelstein
Village Voice, date ?
(left out some on character)