Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Ana Claudia Talancon

Ana Claudia Talancon started out by performing in Mexican soap operas, doing pages and pages of heavy, emotion-wrenching material on a daily basis.
It's an excellent, albeit brutal, training ground for any performer.
Many fall by the wayside, burned out by the pressure, but not Ana! If anything she endured and prospered!
From there, she's moved on to mini-series like and Terminales and both Spanish and English-language feature films including Love in the Time of Cholera,  receiving both fan acclaim and nominations for multiple awards!
She has a bright future, and I, for one, eagerly await her next appearance! ;-)

Genre appearances include...
DollHouse(Galena)
Terminales (Abril Márquez)
Alone with Her(Amy)
One Missed Call(Taylor Anthony)
Days of Wrath (Samantha Rodriguez)

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And...NO FanPages for this amazing lady???
What's wrong with you people??? 

Monday, October 10, 2011

Frankenstein's Femmes Fantastique

Of the ladies we've listed on this blog, there's...
Helena Bonham Carter (Burton) as Elizabeth in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
Jennifer Beals (Rockwell/Dixon) as Eva in The Bride


Other actresses to play Elizabeth Frankenstein / Elizabeth Lavenza / Elizabeth Levenza include...
Catherine Rabett in Frankenstein Unbound
Madeline Kahn in Young Frankenstein
Valerie Hobson in Bride of Frankenstein
Mae Clarke in Frankenstein [1931]
Mary Fuller in Frankenstein [1910]
Other actresses to play Eva aka Bride of the Frankenstein Monster aka Prima aka Monster's Mate include...
Elsa Lanchester in Bride of Frankenstein

Friday, September 30, 2011

BARBARELLA 4.2

After surviving the Excessive Machine, Barbarella ends up in the bedroom of the Queen of Sogo.
The pair manage to escape and free the blind angel, Pygar.
However, unskilled in piloting the alien craft they are traveling in, Barbarella crashes the ship, and in the ensuing confusion, the Queen escapes...
This multi-part comic strip was turned into a graphic album, and then adapted into a feature film starring Jane Fonda in the title role.
Barbarella wouldn't have a new adventure until 1974, when Wrath Of The Minute Eater was published in France.
Two more graphic novels, False Moon aka Moon Child (1977) and Storm Mirror (1982), have appeared since.
Of the three sequels, only Moon Child is available in English in a presently OOP graphic novel.
There are no current plans for any English-language reprints.

Nelvana Animation, proposed doing an animated series during the 1990s, but no network was willing to finance it.
Proposal art by Jean-Claude Forrest
Robert Rodriguez (Sin City, Machete) had a movie remake in development, but it died in 2009, and no one else seems interested...

Thursday, September 29, 2011

BARBARELLA 4.1

It's been a while since we checked up on Barbarella...
...so let's begin the final chapter of the psychedelic 1960s adventures that inspired the cult-classic movie!
Tomorrow:
Plus some fun facts!

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Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Jeannine Kaspar

"There are no small parts, only small actors."
Meet Jeannine Kaspar, a talented actress who proves the adage.
With just two appearances on Nip/Tuck and a minor role in Iron Man, she grabbed my attention.
Then I saw Paper Covers Rock on Sundance Channel!
WOW!
Let this lady loose on the screen and magic happens!
I'm not a "chik flik" fan by any measure, but I watched this one start-to-finish.
Keep an eye on her.

Genre appearances include...
Iron Man(Flight Attendant)
Five Hours South (Paola)
FenceWalker (Cathy)
After the Snow (June)
In Plain Sight "When Mary Met Marshall"
Death of an Agent (Sara Johnson)
Absolute Trust (Model)
Law & Order: SVU "Uncle"

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Jeannine Kaspar (Official Site)