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[[File:Polly2_1596.png|link=Along Came Polly|frame| He's an uptight actuary, she has a ferret.]]
He's stuffy. She's untamed. It's true love.
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== Film ==
* ''[[Along Came Polly]]'' (which provides the page image).
* ''[[Film/Angel A|Angel A]]''
* ''[[Bright Star]]'' - John Keats is man back in the [[Older Than They Think|1800s]] who is hidebound by convention, emotionally closed-off, undaring, and believes himself to be a failed poet. But along comes his muse, Fanny Brawne. She's a young, vibrant, fashionable, fiery, flirty, independent-minded, outspoken, strong-willed [[Dances and Balls|party girl]] who inspires him to write a sonnet that shares a name with the film's title. Will she challenge him and motivate him to new heights and help him achieve success that lasts until the 21st century? Well, it is based on a true story, so take a wild guess.
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