And love the title!
Anya ,'Dirty Girls'
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Bonnie Hunt is often a normal, funny woman. While she sometimes has ditz moments, they're generally from too much going on rather than innate ditziness.
Wow, that was a prolonged death.
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Wow, that was a prolonged death.
Yeah, Movies 4 was really hamming it up at the end there.
Top ten?
Susan Sarandon has played strong all through her career, but it's not her raison d'etre.
t quietly kicks Rocky Horror Picture Show under the couch
t whistles
quietly kicks Rocky Horror Picture Show under the couch
Yes, well this is why I said it's not her raison d'etre - she HAS played tough, but doesn't ALWAYS.
Throws baseball at Sean in honor of Annie Savoy.
The difference may be that, in the older days, actors (of all genders) tended to have their own niches. Typecasting, if you want to be less pleasant about it.
But I can't really think of many big old-time actresses who made a career out of playing weak women. Early Olivia de Havilland, maybe, when her primary job was co-starring for Errol Flynn.
But I can't really think of many big old-time actresses who made a career out of playing weak women. Early Olivia de Havilland, maybe, when her primary job was co-starring for Errol Flynn.
No, but I can think of actresses who made a career out of playing ditzes.
Early Olivia de Havilland, maybe, when her primary job was co-starring for Errol Flynn.
That was before she was ready for her close-up.