Edits : Dialogue #9 (Gates Mcfadden #1)

Edits : Dialogue #9 Gates Mcfadden - PSA (ver0.9.)

Actress: Gates Mcfadden

Birthname: Cheryl Gates McFadden
Alternate stage name : Cheryl McFadden

Running time: 2 min 11 sec

Percent of performers dialogue in the film : 99.5 % (appx.)

Character type (in film) : (Spokesperson, Celebrity) (Influential type)

Vocal tone:
1) (informative type) (0:00-1:02)
2) (Ethereal whisper type) (1:02-2-02)


Trivia: Gates was the director of choreography and puppet movement for the film "Labrynth" (starring Jennifer Connelly and David Bowie) and has been a choregrapher for other Jim Henson productions, as well.

Source : (From the PSA video "Women are researchers")

(Original program footage from Public domain sources) (This edit (c) 2009 Parodyvision, all rights reserved)

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Film & Animation

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[nOvsdOwal]

Excellent Star Trek woman.

[PaRoDyViSiOn]

I agree. Definitely.

[StarTrekCostume]

A great video to inspire girls and women scientists.

[Chumandoo3]

This is pretty damn obscure stuff. I mean, it is like picking stuff up from inside your couch and finding a piece of green mint gum you chewed from 5 years ago or something. This is the internet, where you can find just about any random thing. Scary stuff, the internet...

[gunblade64]

I just shook "yes" with my head very slowly, with drool falling out of my mouth for 2 minutes and 11 seconds.

[damejulie]

love her!

[jamesmcburnie]

So was it something distrubuted to schools for career fairs and such?