Jane White

Klute -- Jane Fonda took home an Academy Award (R) for her haunting portrayal of a high-priced call girl being stalked by a psychopath.

Jane Fonda ("Coming Home," "Nine to Five," "On Golden Pond") took home an Academy Award for her haunting portrayal of a high-priced call girl being stalked by a psychopath. Donald Sutherland ("A Time to Kill," "Disclosure") co-stars as the reluctant private eye who arrives in New York in his search for a missing suburban husband, but ends up protecting this prostitute whose path he's crossed. Master filmmaker Alan J. Pakula ("All the President's Men," "Sophie's Choice," "Presumed Innocent") directed this romantic detective-thriller/character study and the screenplay received an Academy Award nomination.

A small-town detective searching for a missing man has only one lead: a connection with a New York prostitute.

As a member of a group of women and children captured by the Japanese army during World War II, British citizen Jean Paget (Virginia McKenna) is forced to endure a long march in search of a women's labor camp. Along the way, she meets a charitable Australian soldier (Peter Finch) who supplies them with much-needed rations -- a man she repays in an unexpected way. Jack Lee directs this gripping drama, based on the novel by Nevil Shute.