Talk:Bring It On (film)
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Excuse me, what's the Point in linkin the movie's main characters? Neither of them is (as far as I'm concerned) an iconic figure deserving (or having) an own article. Plus, the nice page is all red now. Not good. --5amsara 16:23, 21 April 2006 (UTC) Um...I wasn't aware that being an 'icon' was a requirement for an article. Kirsten Dusnst and Eliza Dushku are both very established Actors who have appeared extensivly in Film and Television.
Also, Darcy's name is not Judith Darcy. I think someone put that in because of the opening scene where she say's 'Dude it's Darcy!', not Judith Darcy.
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