I really liked her acting with Jean Claude Van Dam.

AFTER HOURS "Marcie, Marcie, Marcie!" we need it on blu-ray already!

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Whoa, can't find as many as I thought would be on You Tube! But I found
JAMES AT 16 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8pQxHvsMspY
and
PROMISED A MIRACLE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhzf2QAxTE4

I would really love to see some of her early tv appearances. I bet some of these are on youtube, yeh?

The first time I ever saw Rosanna was in April 1978 in "Mom and Dad Can't Hear Me," an ABC Afterschool Special. She was incredibly good; she could express so much emotion! I loved watching her as a teenager. Her roles in episodes of "James at 16" and "Eight is Enough" were great! Then there was "Here's Boomer" and "Shirley." Whatever role she does, she is amazing. I know she has done tons of stuff since then, but the early ones are still my favorites. It just takes me back to a different time. And "Promised a Miracle" was really good, too.

Rosanna Arquette is my favorite actress of all time - have seen all of her movies that I can find. I am desperately seeking a full episode of her SNL hosting. Season 12 Episode 3 - can anyone help?

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I like very much Rosanna in:"Desperately Seeking Susan","After Hours","The Big Blue","New York Stories","Pulp Fiction","Crash" and "Too Much Flesh".

Some of my favorite Rosanna Arquette films are "After Hours," "Desperately Seeking Susan," "Black Rainbow," "The Wrong Man," "Pulp Fiction," "New York Stories," and "The Executioner's Song."
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"She also appears in the current issue of Interview"
There's a mag called Interview?
Never heard of it.
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Checked the website. Film looks pretty cool - if we can judge by trailer. Great "cast". Many big names. Interviews come across relaxed and casual at the same time passionate. Rosanna seems able to draw people out - to appear at all - and to be themselves.
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couldn't agree with you more Matt, Rosanna is a true beauty. I've been a huge fan of hers for many many years.by the way, the documentary is called 'All We Are Saying' and you can catch some clips and photo's at it's official website http://www.allwearesaying.net/

Ah, Rosanna. What a beauty. My fave Rosanna films are Desperately Seeking Susan, After Hours, New York Stories, Pulp Fiction, Crash, and Things Behind The Sun. Also, did you guys know she was not only the inspiration for Toto's "Rosanna" but for Peter Gabriel's "In Your Eyes" as well? She also appears in the current issue of Interview talking about a new documentary she has produced and directed about the lives of muscicians. Should b111ce pretty cool.
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Seems to be a consensus developing. I too say The Executioner's Song. Her legs got my attention in that one. Her talent and spunky brand of charisma have kept it since.
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Definately Executioner's Song!

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fortunately for us quite a few of her films fit that descrip5b4tion

I would say her t!ts are my favorites, oh movie? I don't know. I guess any one she is naked in for more than one scene.

Favorite movie is definetly Pulp Fiction. But Rosanna is great in Desperately Seeking Susan.
I haven't seen Le Grand bleu yet, but I have always wanted to, heard it'5b4s great.

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I don't know much about Rosaana, but just thought I would check this out as she is my namesake.
Wow! There are actually people out there who have heard of her! When i metnion her to people tbhey just kinda nod (like you do!).
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