Body of Evidence

Rebecca Carlson

Andrew Marsh

Robert Garrett

Dr. McCurdy

Detective Reese

Detective Griffin

Printman

Technician

2nd Technician

Photographer

Joanne Braslow

Frank Dulaney

Male Reporter

Minister

Michael Dulaney

Waitress

Jamie

Charles Biggs

Gabe

Dr. Novaro (as John Chandler)

Judge Burnham

Jury Foreman

Doctor Alan Paley (as Jurgen Prochnow)

Clerk

Jeffrey Roston

Detective Sikes (uncredited)

Receptionist (uncredited)

Juror (uncredited)

The two lines spoken by Madonna's character in the 'hot wax and champagne' scene ("My way", and "Are you scared?"), are also lyrics from two of her songs recorded around the time this film was released (the songs are 'Erotica' and 'Justify My Love', respectively).

In an interview about this movie with UK Film Threat magazine in April 1993, director Uli Edel stated that while other actresses approached for the role of Rebecca Carlson balked at the explicit nature of the sex scenes, Madonna had her agent pursue the role for her, and Madonna told Edel that no matter how far the scenes would go, she would "always go a step further". Edel also confirmed in the same interview that Madonna refused to take direction for the sex scenes.

In interviews, Madonna stated that she found filming the sex scenes "scientific, not sexy at all", but co-star Willem Dafoe admitted that he was "turned on despite himself" while filming the scenes.

When Frank approaches Rebecca as she is lying on the bed and takes off his shirt, the cuffs of the shirt are suddenly unbuttoned (presumably so it would be quicker for the actor to remove), when they were buttoned previously.

After Frank handcuffs Rebecca and pushes up her robe, Rebecca clearly mouths the words "get off", but no sound is heard.

DA Garrett claims that Rebecca's inheriting eight million from the dead man is "probable cause." Legally, it is "motive".

Michael Dulaney: Dad, can you really screw someone to death?

Robert Garrett: She is a beautiful woman. But when this trial is over, you will see her no differently than a gun, or a knife, or any other instrument used as a weapon. She's a killer, and the worst kind. A killer who disguised herself as a loving partner!

Rebecca Carlson: I don't know why men lie; they just do. Men. Lie.