The Dentist
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| Initial release | October 18, 1996 |
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| Directors | Brian Yuzna |
| Film series | The Dentist |
| Initial DVD release | June 5, 2001 |
| Screenplay | Stuart Gordon |
| Dennis Paoli | |
| Charles Finch | |
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| ID | 993527 |
About The Dentist
Dr Alan Feinstone is a rich and successful Beverly Hills dentist. There's only one problem, he's insane. Dr Feistone loves perfection, and he expects it of everyone. Unfortunately, no one is perfect. This unacceptable fact annoys the good doctor and leads him to commit his one small imperfection: murder.
'I'm calling from Israeli intelligence. We have the order to bomb. You have two hours'
... " The man said he would give Mahmoud time - he said he did not want anyone to die, The Dentist recalls...
Barbie collector displays hidden collection at St Albans cinema
... " She s not the dental assistant, she s The Dentist...
Russia conscription laws change, leaving some fearful of Ukraine war call-up
... If go to The Dentist, they might send me to war In April, Russian lawmakers adopted another law which creates a digital conscription notice system...
Why are there more dog attacks in summer?
... " I was coming back from The Dentist and walking home - two dogs came bounding towards me, I thought nothing of it at first, " he said...
Children waiting years in pain for NHS tooth removal
... She first went to The Dentist with a painful milk tooth in December 2019, was given a temporary filling and told it needed to be removed but has still not had the NHS procedure - and now, seven more of her milk teeth need to be removed...
NHS: Woman takes 200 mile-round trips for dentist appointment
... And after her husband drove for an hour to Amlwch to have a tooth " pulled" she said he was " told off for not seeing The Dentist more often"...
The hostel that gives wine or beer to alcoholics
... He has been to The Dentist for the first time in decades, started eating meals, and getting in touch with his family after years of silence and shame...
Dentists warn of permanent damage from clear braces ordered online
... Within weeks he d received a six-month course of aligners, with the name of The Dentist overseeing him labelled on the box...
Barbie collector displays hidden collection at St Albans cinema
By Katy LewisBBC News, Hertfordshire
Wearing a vintage-inspired pink and white gingham dress modelling one of The looks from The Barbie movie, June Furlong regularly takes to The Stage at The Odyssey cinema in St Albans to introduce The Box Office hit. She tells The Waiting audience she owns about 300 of The Dolls . The Bbc had to find Out More .
, which sees The Toy , Played By Margot Robbie , swap her Pink Fantasy home for The Real world, is So Far , having made $1. 38bn (£1. 1bn) globally.
When The St Albans cinema heard that Ms Furlong, who has worked there for Four Years , had a large collection of The Dolls , it jumped at The chance for some of them to take pride of place in The foyer while The Film runs there.
The 59-year-old said that as she was unable to display all The Dolls in her Hemel Hempstead home, mainly due to The 1,500 pairs of shoes she also owned, The display was a " great excuse to get them all Out ".
" There were about 300 at The Last count, But there's More now because I've bought a few More from The Movie , " She Said .
" They're just in The Loft , they all live happily there, and sometimes I get them Out . . But I was very keen on letting them all come Out to be looked at.
" I do feel a bit sad [they are Hidden Away ] because they are Beautiful Things and they are made to be admired, so it would be nice to have a Big House so that I could have a Barbie room. "
Ms Furlong is also always keen to take her turn to introduce The Film at The Independent cinema.
" I like to dress up and Be My icon even for a few minutes, " She Said . " It's fabulous, I love it, it's like A Dream come true to really be Barbie. "
The US fashion doll was created by Ruth Handler , who named it after Her Daughter Barbara, and was launched by Mattel in 1959.
Ms Furlong said her obsession with The Doll began as a child, But as her mum was a " chucker-outer" she sadly did not have any of those early dolls.
It was when she had Her Daughter in 1995 that she started to buy them again, and first bought a Barbie depicted as Scarlett O'Hara.
" I named My Daughter Scarlett after The character in Gone With The Wind , my favourite film, " She Said .
" When I found Out There was a Barbie of Scarlett there was no stopping me, And Then it opened up this Pandora's box of beautiful Barbies and limited editions which I just thought I've got to have. "
She now has dolls ranging from Lady Liberty , which she just about managed to get through US customs unscathed, to dolls from Versace and Armani.
Even some that were just The usual Toy Shop dolls have gained value due to The popularity of The Film .
" When I was looking through my Barbies to display I found Midge - The discontinued bad pregnant Sister of Barbie in The Film , which is now quite famous and quite Rare , " She Said .
" And Alan [The Best Friend of Barbie's nominative partner Ken] is also quite Rare - I think it's nice that he's been put in The spotlight. "
Most of those on display are featured in The Film and Ms Furlong said there would be new ones Coming Out from The Movie , which she was " poised to get".
She Said she did not like to think about how much she had spent on them over The Years , But knew " it would probably be [The same as] a round-The -world cruise or something".
" I haven't got a Ken. I think I would be a tough person To Live with, so I'm quite happily living on My Own with all My Stuff , " She Said .
Ms Furlong said that Growing Up in Britain " it was all about The Sindy doll" But she " just clapped eyes on Barbie and that was it, The Arrows of love [appeared]".
" I think she was just a very glamorous lady and I just aspired to almost being her, " She Said .
" I was an Only Child so I looked at her as my Big Sister - Somebody that was very beautiful, wore all these lovely clothes and I thought, I'm going to look like that when I'm older, But that didn't really happen. "
She then grew to see Barbie as a " very strong Positive Force " and said The current film had " supported everything I've ever said" about her.
" When people have said, 'How can you like Barbie, she's just so stereotypical?' I've said that Barbie is such a strong woman, " She Said .
" She's not The Dental Assistant , she's The Dentist . She's not The Nurse , she's The Doctor . And I think Young Girls can aspire to be anything they want to be like Barbie, and The Film reinforces that. "
In fact, when actor America Ferrera makes a speech in The Movie about how it is impossible to be A Woman , which drums home how it is much More Than clothes, heels, hair and make-up, " some of The audiences have actually applauded" Ms Furlong said.
" They had made cartoons of Barbie on little adventures before, " She Said , " But I think The Film has almost humanised her.
" I think it's been really positive and it's shown that Barbie is a very strong Positive Force for women and Young Girls . "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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