Turkey Shoot.

"Romeo & Juliet" was the first time I saw her. The second time was "Summertime Killer", she was so unforgettable stunningly sexy in her bikinis

As Audra Denbrough in 'Stephen King's It'.
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At my church class we watched Jesus of Nazareth, which is the first olivia movie i saw. Then i watched Romeo and Juliet last year in my english class at school

Most likely Ivanhoe, although I saw Jesus of Nazareth around the same time.

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The first movie I saw of hers was It. She was great in the movie. I saw it when I was about 8-years-old and wasn't scared like most kids because I have always loved clowns. I thought Olivia's accent was great and loved to listen to it.
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I saw her in Boy Meets World too.great guest star and the whole bit where they said she wouldn't even know who Romeo and Juliet were.
"In Vino Veritas"

Let's see, if we're going by films, I suppose it would be Stephen King's It. Although I was too young to know who she was at the time. But the first thing I ever saw her in was Boy Meets World as Topanga's Aunt Prudence. So in technical order it would have been for me:
Boy Meets World
It
Romeo and Juliet
Black Christmas
If it's been fifteen years or more, it's no longer a spoiler.

I saw her in this order:
It, Ice Cream Man, Romeo & Juliet,Psycho IV, and Black Christmas.

I saw some of Romeo and Juliet when I was in school, but the first film of hers that I saw in its entirety is Black Christmas.

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Not in the context of the early 1960s and he was her father, and she wasn't eating her din-dins.

Still, the first time that I saw the movie, I was surprised at him spanking her like he did. Not that we really saw all that much, but it still surpised me.

Not in the context of the early 1960s and he was her father, and she wasn't eati5b4ng her din-dins.
You stupid, clumsy labouring boy.

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Yes, she was really pretty in that movie.
(Battle)
But stunningly beautiful in R & J

Indeed she was. I was really kind of surprised by the scene where Rosanno Brazzi spanked her. For a film made in 1965, that was rather risque.

Yes, she was really pretty in that movie. But stunningly beautiful in R & J
You stupid, clumsy labouring boy.

It was the 1965 film called
The Battle of the Villa Fiorita
. She played one of three children who were trying to break up the illicit relationship between Maureen O'Hara, the wife of a British diplomat and Rossano Brazzi who played a widowed Italian musician.
It was kind of a cute movie.

Romeo and Juliet, High School in 10th grade. I remember it well. Everybody was giggling and poking fun at Juliet's dress because it was so low cut. At the time I thought she was the most beautiful girl I have ever seen.

R&J just a few minutes ago. Never heard of her before, and I am 70.
She was a cute kid.
Gott ist tot.
Nietzsche

Romeo and Juliet 1968, I was 7 years old and fell in love for the first time (and - yes, a seven year old can understand Shakespeare).

Romeo and 5b4Juliet.
We watched in in school!
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I'm probably the only one who has never seen "Romeo & Juliet"..not even in school (I'm 26 years old)!
"Virus" (The Japanese end-of-the-world flick with an all star cast. The full, three hour version. Not the Jamie Lee Curtis movie from the 90s): Man, this one tore my heart out. It's hokey at times, but this is right up there with "On The Beach" in terms of pre-apocolypse dramas. It's one of the very few movies with a Asian man/white woman (in this film she is) interracial relationship. You usually see the reverse. She had great chemistry with Sonny Chiba.
"Summertime Killer": This movie kicks so much ass. You can find old European VHS's of it under various titles if you're lucky.

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