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Thursday, July 31, 2008
Original TV 'Catwoman': Angelina Jolie Would Be Perfect in the Part
Original TV 'Catwoman': Angelina Jolie Would Be Perfect in the Part
Julie Newmar, who starred as the Catwoman in the original "Batman" TV series, thinks Angelina Jolie "would own the part," she tells the New York Daily News.
The actress, 74, said that her industry friends tell her Jolie has made "inquiries about the role. I can understand how it would pique her interest. Catwoman is Batman's one true love.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,393521,00.html
All I can say is....YES!
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