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The Oracle

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On the slopes of Mount Parnassus, Greece
Wow. I remember the 1st time I saw her on the screen. What a beautiful brunette. (She looks a little run down here).
I was going nuts trying to figure out who this was so I googled the pic and was shocked to find out that it was her.
 

jost

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QUOTE=jost;4627508]yup..

Wow. I remember the 1st time I saw her on the screen. What a beautiful brunette. (She looks a little run down here).[/QUOTE]

yeah, this thread is kinda depressing..she's in her 50s now..first time I saw her was in Ordinary People..I remember thinking how pretty she was then
 

GPIDEAL

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After seeing Tina Louise there, I went to IMDB to check out where some of the other actors were. Most of them are dead, in fact. But Dawn Wells (Mary Ann) is still going strong! She's performed in over 100 theater productions in her lifetime and still doing them. That's a lot!

Here's an interesting blurb from her bio on IMDB:

It has long been stated that the entire cast of Gilligan's Island never received residuals beyond the first four reruns of each episode. This was true for the entire cast except Dawn Wells. When the show was picked up by CBS and Dawn was cast to replace Nancy McCarthy, she was married to her agent at the time. In her original contract she was to be paid $1200 per week plus the residual contract the 6 other castaways received. Her husband/agent said that should the show become successful Dawn would not benefit from receiving such a limited residual option. Believing the show would flop, the CBS executives humored Dawn and her husband and put a clause in her contract giving her long-term residuals should the show ever syndicate. As a result from that clause Dawn has made literally millions of dollars as the years have gone by from syndication of Gilligan's Island. This was never public knowledge. Dawn and series creator Sherwood Schwartz are the only individuals to profit long-term from the series.
Lesson to be learned here. Never fear to negotiate! Ask and you may receive.
 

GPIDEAL

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i always considered Mark Hamil the second best joker ever. (after cesar romero)
Cesar Romero was great but the TV series limited him to be more comedic than purely evil.

Mark Hamill is fantastic and if he was chosen to act that part, he would've been great, but I thought Heath Ledger was amazing too. Jack Nicholson wasn't too bad either.
 
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