What you're describing is 'intent', not 'personality' - and I was definitely against her ultimate intent (I DID mention that I didn't like the fact that she turned out to be a Nazi sympathizer, didn't I?)! (nm)

Posted by Goodsport from adsl-216-102-199-185.dsl.snfc21.pacbell.net on August 19, 2000 at 23:06:48:

In Reply to: How can you assume that anything she did or said in the movie was heartfelt? She was playing Indy and the gang for chumps. She was playing a role. But I guess some people like phony personalities...I mean look at Frank Gifford, he must love 'em. Regards, Regards. (nm) posted by Regards on August 19, 2000 at 19:58:08:

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• Okay...I'm gonna start arguin' with ya. I mean it's not like she was hard on the eyes. But I wonder if you'd love her "personality" so much if she didn't have the ass of an 18 year-old cheerleader. Regards, Regards. (nm) Regards 02:16:34 8/20/2000 (4)
  • I, uh, wouldn't know... I was paying too much to her "personality" to look at her ass. ;) Especially her witty banter, her general politeness... heck, even AFTER she revealed herself working with the Nazis, she was charming ("In Austria, that is how we say goodbye."). And she DID turn the tables on Donovan in the end, didn't she? :D (nm) Goodsport 02:44:09 8/20/2000 (2)
    • Uhh.... yeah right. How can you NOT stare at her ass? :) (nm) Brett (Maverick) Lambert 18:11:56 8/20/2000 (0)
    • Oops... I meant to say 'paying too much attention to her "personality"'... that wasn't a Freudian slip... really! :D (nm) Goodsport 02:48:14 8/20/2000 (0)
  • Whoops, my bad. I meant STOP arguin'. (nm) Regards 02:18:01 8/20/2000 (0)

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