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2008
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Non Sport Update Magazine March 2007 Let's Relate Dangerously.
Rittenhouse Archives developed Dangerous Liaisons as a thematic
title illustrating tension-filled relationships among characters
within many ongoing story frames. The 72-card base set centers on
actor Lucy Lawless' role as the nomadic fighter in her most
intriguing personal encounters. Also featured is Xena's cohort
Gabrielle, portrayed by Renee O'Connor.
2006
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2005
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The Star Scoop - May 2005 -
Reneé O'Connor - one of the most fabulous talents you'll ever catch
is best known for her role as spunky Gabrielle on Xena: Warrior
Princess. With new roles on the way and a short film in the Sundance
Film Festival, her fans are finally getting a chance to see this gem
of a star really shine! We talked with the incredibly sweet Reneé
about her career and so much more!
Interview
February
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The Park Record - 28 January 2005
- Single mom faces deployment. Short film examines the human cost of
war
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Mercury News - 24 January 2005
"One Weekend a
Month" shows Meg (played by Renee O'Connor of "Xena: Warrior
Princess") making a series of increasingly desperate phone calls to
try to find someone to take care of her children while she's at war.
With increasingly long National Guard deployments in Iraq, this
under-documented problem has become a looming crisis in the
military's ranks. Escobar's film powerfully illuminates the problem.
- The Park Record - 29 January 2005: 2005 Sundance
Film Festival Winners The Shorts Jury awarded Honorable Mentions in
Short Filmmaking to ONE WEEKEND A MONTH; RYAN (Canada), SMALL TOWN
SECRETS,TAMA TU (New Zealand) and VICTORIA PARA CHINO.
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The Tuscon Citizen 13 January 2005
“Elektra” leads a resurgence of female superheroes, giving women
someone to cheer for. Xena Excerpt: Surely, nobody has forgotten
Xena and her close pal Gabrielle. Plans are still afoot in L.A. to
bring Lucy Lawless and Renee O'Conner to the big screen in the same
roles they made famous on television. Every pop culture analyst and
movie reviewer (including me) will be eager to see what changes have
been wrought in the relationship between these two since the
mid-1990s.
2004
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The Hollywood Reporter - January 2000 Issue celebrating 100
episodes of Xena Warrior Princess with interviews and adverts from
Lucy, Renee and the rest of the cast, staff and those associated
with the show
May
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1999
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- SFX
Magazine April 1999 - Photo of ROC as one of the sexiest women
in SF
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1998
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1997
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SciFi Universe September 1997 Actress Renee O'Connor. "How can
you have a show about two strong woman with practically an all male
executive { group and have the women be so intelligent?" asks Renee
O'Connor, who plays Gabrielle on the fantasy television series Xena:
Warrior Princess....
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