Whoa...
NOBODY has started a conversation about Jane March? She made two pause-worthy movies in the early 1990s.
shareLOL. Why yes, yes she did. Ahem. Don't ask me how I know. Er -- wait-- no, a friend told me. Yeah, that's the ticket.
Seriously though, in my opinion The Lover is a solid, epic drama about a young woman figuring out life. Color Of Night is a hokey, implausible, too-slick-for-its-own-good yet still quite entertaining mess that's memorable for reasons other than the story (especially the unrated version), also known as the flick Bruce Willis frees little willy on screen for a brief second. I'm with you on the astonishment that there's no conversation until your post about her, although I suppose she did fade pretty quickly after those two movies.
She also played an interesting character in Dark Prince: The True Story of Dracula.
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she guest-starred on an episode of Relic Hunter with Tia Carrere
shareWhat’s another actress that falls into this category of…made one heck of a sexy (but surprisingly brief) run in mainstream films, and then practically disappeared?
I’ll start with two: Phoebe Cates….and Michelle Johnson (Blame it on Rio).
Michelle Johnson, forgot all about her! The only reason to watch Blame It On Rio.
shareShe did indeed! I miss those 90s/early 2000s shows that ran in syndication (often Canadian-produced) in the U.S. like High Tide (with Rick Springfield), Relic Hunter, Poltergeist: The Legacy, Highlander, Forever Knight (based on the 80's TV movie Nick Knight which starred, you guessed it, Rick Springfield), Earth: Final Conflict, La Femme Nikita, The Adventures of Sinbad, Da Vinci's Inquest, The Lost World, Lexx, The Outer Limits (I didn't have Showtime at the time, so like Stargate SG-1 watched most seasons in syndication until the SciFi channel took over), Mutant X, etc. Although I suppose the trend did continue somewhat with shows like Lost Girl, Continuum, Legend Of The Seeker, etc. As you can tell my brain decided to indulge in a nostalgic deep dive there.
I also have very fond memories of The Secret Adventures of Jules Verne, a Canadian/SciFi production.
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I thought The Color Of Night was light, hokey, delightful, and Jane March was incredibly sexy and hot.
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