Actually, in 2003 I think - she did The Company (a rambling Robert Altman film about the Joffrey Ballet - conceived of and brought to Altman by Neve Campbell herself). Neve Campbell started out as a ballerina. This film had a narrow appeal (if you're a dance fanatic, you would definitely love it) - but it definitely suggests that there could most definitely be a second wind in this girl's career. She almost never gets bad reviews, and one reviewer in particular (Roger Ebert) thinks she is the best thing since sliced bread, and any time he writes about her, says: "Get this woman material worthy of her talent!" She has very powerful people in her corner.

Robert Altman ONLY makes movies where he is the creator/auteur/total-control-guy. And yet he made an exception to that when it came to Neve Campbell, and directed somebody else's vision. That vision was hers. Major Hollywood stars line up to work with Robert Altman. She had the guts to send Altman a random note, telling him her idea, asking him if he would be the director. After much consideration and deliberation, he said Yes.

It's not a great film (unless you love dance), but it's a great showcase of Neve Campbell's variable talent, and her gifts as a ballerina.

You've got an open BOLD tag in this post.

Thanks, Jen. I fixed it.

This past year, Neve was in When Will I Be Loved, which was rather a twisted little tale that I won't go into here, but she was fantastic.

She's no flash in the pan.