I was having this discussion with a friend.
Remember how Jessie was always acting so Woman's Lib & easily offended, Well after the
show ends Elizabeth Berkley goes & does a movie called Show Girls. She ruined Jessie's image. Plus she is a homley girl to appear in movies like that.

I don't know for sure, but she might have wanted to break free from being known as
the character "Jessie". That's what I think!

Originally posted by angel676:
I don't know for sure, but she might have wanted to break free from being known as
the character "Jessie". That's what I think!

That makes sense to me. Also remember that she's an actress and just because you play a character in one thing doesn't mean that's who you are. Plus (even though I don't like stuff like Show Girls) I think actors like doing a variety of different roles.

Also remember that she's an actress and just because you play a character in one thing doesn't mean that's who you are. I think actors like doing a variety of different roles.[/B][/QUOTE]

Yes, I agree that's totally acceptable. I just feel though she might not be anything like Jessie at all,but she ruined Jessie's character. It would have not been so bad if
Tiffany or Lark did Show Girls because they never acted so Femine oriented.Is it possible to care for someone's character but not them?

So what, guys, if Jessie did caffeine pils. We all make mistakes, guys.

I think Men of a Certain Age was really underrated. You know, the one with Scott Bakula and Ray Romano. Yeah, that's a good one, guys.

God bless Scott Bakula and Winger always.

Paul Verhoeven, the director of Showgirls last year admitted that he regrets hurting Elizabeth's career with the movie and it was not what he had wanted it to be. I recently saw it and did not think it was all that bad. \

Elizabeth did not deserve the piling on she got as a result of the movie and last year embraced it.

She has done some shows and a few movies since then.