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Monday, 11 May 2020
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Hudson Leick! The hottest woman on television in the late 1990's!
ReplyDeleteI've never seen her outside of Hercules and Xena. I see from Wikipedia that she appeared in a few films. Did she ever have the lead role?
Topps published a three-issue Xena vs. Callisto comic book mini-series in 1998, and, IIRC, Callisto appeared at least once in Dynamite's 2006 Xena comic book series. So there is a comics connection.
ReplyDeleteI liked Hudson as Callisto and Lucy Lawless as Xena. And Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman. I like being aroused and terrified at the same time.
Don't know about movies, but she's had the lead role in quite a few of my fantasies, MH.
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Surely you like Lynda Carter as Wonder Woman too, TC? Lucy Lawless was in the end credits of the first Spider-Man movie, but her scenes must've ended up on the cutting room floor as, unless she's in a crowd shot, she's nowhere to be seen.
You missed Lucy Lawless in "Spider-Man"? Shame on you, Kid! When I saw her in the cinema I bounced up and down on my seat in delight. She's one of the people being interviewed on the street. I just found the scene online. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXmVr9krlqI
ReplyDeleteLucy Lawless appears about half way through Spiderman in a scene where New Yorkers are talking about Spiderman, she is unrecognisable as a punk girl in a red wig (I assume) and only has a few words to say.her 3 second scene is on you tube.
ReplyDeleteDon't remember seeing that scene in the cinema. Wonder if it was added to the DVD version? How could I miss Lucy Lawless?
ReplyDeleteShe looks nothing like she appears in Xena in the Spidey film so maybe that's why.
ReplyDeleteVery possibly, McS, but I recognise her in the YouTube clip, so I'm wondering why I didn't in the cinema. Weird.
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