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Disclosure is a 1994 psychological thriller film directed by Barry Levinson, based on Michael Crichton’s novel. The story centers around an employee facing a sexual harassment complaint filed by his former girlfriend, an executive. The film starred Michael Douglas and Demi Moore and was released by Warner Bros., grossing $214 million.

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info Disclosure Specifications

Country	United States
Year	1994

help Disclosure FAQ

Is Disclosure based on a Michael Crichton book?

Yes, it adapts Michael Crichton's novel Disclosure, which was published in 1994, the same year the film was released. Crichton was at the peak of his adaptation streak in that era, alongside hits like Jurassic Park.

What is the twist in Disclosure's harassment plot?

The roles are reversed from typical 1990s workplace dramas: executive Meredith Johnson, played by Demi Moore, sexually harasses her former lover and subordinate Tom Sanders, played by Michael Douglas, and then files a complaint against him. Sanders must fight to prove what really happened.

Who stars in Disclosure and who directed it?

Michael Douglas and Demi Moore lead the cast, with Donald Sutherland as corporate boss Bob Garvin, under director Barry Levinson. Levinson was fresh off successes like Bugsy and was a major name in early-90s Hollywood.

What is the virtual reality scene in Disclosure?

One of the film's most remembered sequences has Tom entering a virtual-reality corporate database to hunt for an incriminating email. It was one of the earlier mainstream Hollywood uses of VR as a plot device, and the scene became emblematic of the film's 1994 techno-thriller style.

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