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Mariska Hargitay, making $400,000 an episode for her work on Law and Order Special Victims Unit, is one of the top female earners on television. She is a highly respected actress not just for her series, but also because of the charity she runs...
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Mariska Hargitay, making $400,000 an episode for her work on Law and Order Special Victims Unit, is one of the top female earners on television. She is a highly respected actress not just for her series, but also because of the charity she runs known as 'The Joyful Heart Foundation', that helps rape victims. Mariska truly cares for these people and her foundation has helped thousands of rape victims. Her mother is famed blond bombshell Jayne Mansfield (killed in a 1967 car crash, Mariska was in the backseat asleep) and her father is one time Mr. Universe, Mickey Hargitay (died of multiple myeloma Sept. 14th, 2006). As an actress her first film was 'The Ghoulies' when she was 21. She went from there to other teen flicks made-for-tv movies, and guest-starring on various television shows throughtout the '80s and '90s. Law and Order Special Victims Unit was not the first series she starred in. TV series' 'Tequila and Bonetti' and 'Prince Street' were both failed television shows that Mariska Hargitay starred in. She didn't hit it big until Law and Order Special Victims Unit came along and that's when Mariska really got a chance to spread her acting wings. In real life, Mariska is seen somewhat as a comedian. She's even quoted saying, "I'm more like Lucille Ball...". Her character on SVU (Olivia Benson) is almost quite the opposite. Olivia is the product of rape and takes her job very seriously as a detective in the Special Victims Unit. Hargitay's role on this series is serious and she makes us believe it every step of the way. She is able to portray a bad-ass detective fighting crime and bringing down rapists and pedophiles with her brilliant acting skills. She has made her own name for herself and isn't just 'Jayne Mansfield's daughter' anymore.
Posted oct 5, 2008 3:12 am pt
"The Kiss" is a humor-filled romance that gets into every woman's heart. After a woman working for a publishing company is sent out to find the perfect book for her publishing company she finds a manuscript called, "The Kiss"...
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"The Kiss" is a humor-filled romance that gets into every woman's heart. After a woman working for a publishing company is sent out to find the perfect book for her publishing company she finds a manuscript called, "The Kiss" and thinks that this could be the very book that she has been looking for, except for the fact that the ending is missing. So she and her roommate go out in search of the author. I loved the humor between the roommates, very realistic. And I also liked how the woman would put herself into the story, picturing herself as the main character who finds true love. This was a very good movie and I wish that there were more like it.
Posted jan 30, 2007 10:13 am pt
Plain Truth had the most surprising ending. The movie was a little bland in the beginning, but it soon heated up as it went through twists and turns that peeled away the layers of lies until the truth was finally revealed. The lying starts to...
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Plain Truth had the most surprising ending. The movie was a little bland in the beginning, but it soon heated up as it went through twists and turns that peeled away the layers of lies until the truth was finally revealed. The lying starts to become a bit overdone and a little annoying toward the middle of the movie, but it makes up for it during the ending. Mariska Hargitay was perfect for the role of Elle Harris, the successful lawyer who is sent to supervise Katie at her farm. She's calm and patient with Katie, trying to get her to accept that she in fact did have a baby. But her patience soon wears thin when Katie keeps telling lie after lie, thinking that everything will go away. But after she realizes that it will never go away she finally fesses up. She's been raised in an Amish community for all of her life (or so we're led to believe) and can't comprehend why people won't believe her. But in the end it all works out...sort of. This movie had drama, suspense, and a little bit of a humor to go with it, so recommend that anyone who has any interest in those areas needs to watch this Lifetime original movie.
Posted jan 30, 2007 10:07 am pt