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<blockquote data-quote="Crimson" data-source="post: 264173" data-attributes="member: 5079">I&#039;m a fan of Dolly, without necessarily being a fan of any of her particular work.&nbsp; She seems like an all-around great lady and I think the world is better with her in it.&nbsp; (I don&#039;t think there&#039;s a single other celebrity I would say that about.)Although I like some of her songs, I&#039;m not really a fan of Country music.&nbsp; As for her acting, she never really found many vehicles to suit her talents.&nbsp; 9 TO 5 is great, and she&#039;s the best part of it.&nbsp; Some of her other films are decent-ish, but she was always better than the material.&nbsp; So, it&#039;s hard for me to say I&#039;m a fan of her film work when there&#039;s really only one good film there.Seems like she missed her acting calling; it might have been better is she had starred in an sitcom in the 80s rather than that ill-fated variety show.&nbsp;&nbsp; Her persona is ideally suited to the sitcom genre: broadly comedic yet warmly likeable.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Crimson, post: 264173, member: 5079"] I'm a fan of Dolly, without necessarily being a fan of any of her particular work. She seems like an all-around great lady and I think the world is better with her in it. (I don't think there's a single other celebrity I would say [I]that[/I] about.) Although I like some of her songs, I'm not really a fan of Country music. As for her acting, she never really found many vehicles to suit her talents. 9 TO 5 is great, and she's the best part of it. Some of her other films are decent-ish, but she was always better than the material. So, it's hard for me to say I'm a fan of her film work when there's really only one good film there. Seems like she missed her acting calling; it might have been better is she had starred in an sitcom in the 80s rather than that ill-fated variety show. Her persona is ideally suited to the sitcom genre: broadly comedic yet warmly likeable. [/QUOTE]

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