
In the nineties, Elizabeth Berkley was splashed across TV screens across the country. Best known for playing Jessie on the chirpy sitcom Saved by the Bell, the actress turned in a perfectly fine performance each week. Well… then there was that one episode where Jessie got addicted to caffeine pills.
After Saved By the Bell ended in 1992, Berkley evidently decided she wanted to cast off her squeaky-clean, cookie-cutter image: She took a role in Paul Verhoeven's theoretically sexy film Showgirls.
That's the question. Unfortunately, the film was a total flop at the time, and critics mercilessly picked apart Berkley's acting.
But Berkley's bad acting may not have been her fault. While discussing the negative feedback years later, Verhoeven told Rolling Stone:
"Good or not good, I was the one who asked her to exaggerate everything — every move — because that was the element of style that I thought would work for the movie."
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Elizabeth Berkley | 0:17
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Tori Spelling | 2:40
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Zac Efron | 7:02
Ben Affleck | 8:12
Tommy Wiseau | 9:35
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Adam Sandler | 12:03
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