Comments on: Sometimes a Dance is Just a Dance http://coosacreek.org/mambo/2008/05/06/sometimes-a-dance-is-just-a-dance/ film, media and religion from the banks of Coosa Creek Sun, 12 Oct 2008 12:03:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Rick http://coosacreek.org/mambo/2008/05/06/sometimes-a-dance-is-just-a-dance/#comment-767 Rick Wed, 07 May 2008 15:45:54 +0000 http://coosacreek.org/mambo/?p=347#comment-767 Marilyn -- thanks! I hope, as a Jungian, you will forgive my simplistic understanding of archetypes ... I'm still not sure what they are. Also, I love <i>Dr. T and the Women</i>. Thanks for the insight. Pat -- Don't feel bad: I never made the connection either. I love Dawn French, especially in "The Vicar of Dibley." Marilyn — thanks! I hope, as a Jungian, you will forgive my simplistic understanding of archetypes … I’m still not sure what they are. Also, I love Dr. T and the Women. Thanks for the insight.

Pat — Don’t feel bad: I never made the connection either. I love Dawn French, especially in “The Vicar of Dibley.”

]]> By: Pat http://coosacreek.org/mambo/2008/05/06/sometimes-a-dance-is-just-a-dance/#comment-766 Pat Wed, 07 May 2008 14:22:00 +0000 http://coosacreek.org/mambo/?p=347#comment-766 I love this post = Fellini and Dawn French!! And in reference to Marilyn's post -I like "Dr. T and the Women", too - and it feels Fellinesque to me is a few other scenes, but I stupidly never made the connection between Fawcett's fountain scene and Anita Ekberg's until now. I think I need to watch "Dr. T..." again soon. I love this post = Fellini and Dawn French!!

And in reference to Marilyn’s post -I like “Dr. T and the Women”, too - and it feels Fellinesque to me is a few other scenes, but I stupidly never made the connection between Fawcett’s fountain scene and Anita Ekberg’s until now. I think I need to watch “Dr. T…” again soon.

]]> By: Marilyn http://coosacreek.org/mambo/2008/05/06/sometimes-a-dance-is-just-a-dance/#comment-765 Marilyn Wed, 07 May 2008 13:49:21 +0000 http://coosacreek.org/mambo/?p=347#comment-765 Fantastic. I love Fellini's use of dance in his films. As a devotee of Jung myself, I find them satisfying at a very deep level. You might also check out the parody of Anita Ekburg's dance in Altman's <i>Dr T and the Women</i>; Farrah Fawcett does a striptease in a strip mall fountain. I love that reference in this fine Altman film. Fantastic. I love Fellini’s use of dance in his films. As a devotee of Jung myself, I find them satisfying at a very deep level. You might also check out the parody of Anita Ekburg’s dance in Altman’s Dr T and the Women; Farrah Fawcett does a striptease in a strip mall fountain. I love that reference in this fine Altman film.

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