George B.

George, a lonely and introverted man working at a diner, finds himself developing an obsession with a frequent customer named Mary. He begins to stalk her, documenting her routines and eventually orchestrating encounters. As his fixation deepens, George struggles to differentiate between reality and his increasingly elaborate fantasies, leading to a confrontation that forces him to face the consequences of his actions.

George B. was a very limited release film that garnered little attention from mainstream critics. It is primarily known for being an early starring role for Tom Cavanagh. Audience reception was also minimal due to its lack of distribution.

• A low-budget indie film with a disturbing premise.
• Tom Cavanagh's performance is noted, though the film itself is largely forgettable.
• Lacks the polish and narrative coherence of more widely distributed films.

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This film marked one of the earliest lead roles for Tom Cavanagh, who would later gain fame for his role in the television series 'Ed' and 'The Flash'.