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Five Actresses Who Should Be Considered For A Wonder Woman Movie
For being DC Comic's most recognizable female character, WW has been given the cinematic shaft for a long time. We've seen two incarnations of Lois Lane and countless Bat-groupies, but not one decent pitch for the Amazon in the big screen. And we're talking about a character who made armored underwear cool waaay before anyone heard of Princess Leia. So here's one humble man's suggestion for any future casting of the Wonder Woman movie. I really have three rules for casting: she has to be at least 5'10", under 45 and attractive enough to pass for a princess. Sandrine Holt - Age: 36, Height: 5'10", Relevant Movie/TV Roles: Resident Evil: Apocalypse & Mutant X Pros : She's played both a (doomed) reporter and a person with superpowers, so if she can play both, she's a shoe-in. Plus she's probably the least-known actress on this list, so they can two movies out of her cheap. Cons : While D.C. isn't as star-crazy as Marvel when it co
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Now there's a clause that no one will see again, once it actually cost a record company something. I am reminded once again of the line from "Hitchhiker's Guide" about a sleazy bar filled with "thieves, murderers and record company executives".
I work on a campus that gives every employee tuition remission. At last count, only 12% of the faculty and staff takes advantage of it, and every few years, the perks (amount covered, family member covered) shrinks.
Let me repeat: every single person who works on my campus could get a tuition-free education (they'd pay for books) and only 12% are doing it.