a few yrs ago and i remember reading an essay by a feminist film theorist who briefly mentioned rosalind russell. this theorist wrote that the trength of the trong women that rozzie r. played lay partly in their ability to stand by their man (even when he wasn not worth it). i thought of this essay after watching crimes of passion. kathleen turner exudes the same strength and style as russell in her portrayal of prostitute china blue. she the object of affection for two men represent the loony priest played by anthony perkins and and a bland whitebread boy who marriage is slowly fading. and she would not let either of them have a piece of her until . i would not give away the ending  but i will say that this is ultimately bland whitebread boy fantasy. no matter how hard ken russell tries and he can not disguise the fact that this movie is basically a 1940s melodrama for the mtv generation. except its retrogressive class and gender politics make those old black and white films look revolutionary by comparison. 
a few yrs ago and i remember reading an essay by a feminist film theorist who briefly mentioned rosalind russell. this theorist wrote that the trength of the trong women that rozzie r. played lay partly in their ability to stand by their man (even when he wasn not worth it). i thought of this essay after watching crimes of passion. kathleen turner exudes the same strength and style as russell in her portrayal of prostitute china blue. she the object of affection for two men represent the loony priest played by anthony perkins and and a bland whitebread boy who marriage is slowly fading. and she would not let either of them have a piece of her until . i would not give away the ending  but i will say that this is ultimately bland whitebread boy fantasy. no matter how hard ken russell tries and he can not disguise the fact that this movie is basically a 1940s melodrama for the mtv generation. except its retrogressive class and gender politics make those old black and white films look revolutionary by comparison. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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