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14 de may. de 2016 · Blonde Belly Dancers pay homage to Jeannie! Featuring:Darina Konstantinova, Karla Tem Tem, Cassandra Fox, Yuliya Shishkina, Evgeniiya Logvina (Sumaya), Cathe...
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21 de mar. de 2017 · Belly dancers of Seattle's Lunaria Dance Theatre perform "I Dream of Jeannie". Choreography by MellilahMarch 11, 2017 @ Hale's Palladium Theatre.
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22 de mar. de 2012 · Halloween fusion bellydance performance by orientale troupe Navah to a remix of "I Dream of Jeannie" TV Theme in Seoul, South Korea. http://eshebellydancer.com.
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28 de mar. de 2015 · After giving him a karate chop, Maria thought she’d never belly dance again, but she’d been working in movies and TV and had let casting know that she had a belly dance costume. A short while later, they called her for “I Dream of Jeannie.”
- Barbara Eden Didn’T Like That Jeannie and Tony Nelson Got married.
- The familiar-sounding Jeannie Theme Song Didn’T Exist Until The Second season.
- Barbara Eden Was Pregnant For The First Several Episodes of The Series.
- Larry Hagman Found Outi Dream of Jeannie Was Cancelled from A Studio Guard.
- Eden and Hagman Reunited For A Story Arc on Dallas.
- Phil Spector Made A Cameo in The Third season.
- Larry Hagman’s Behavior on The Jeannie Set Is The Stuff of Legend.
- Barbara Eden Rocked That Jeannie Costume Again in 2013.
The palpable sexual tension between Hagman’s astronaut character and the mischievous genie who lived under the same roof for the first four seasons of the series was what kept the series exciting—the objectification of Eden’s character notwithstanding. Here was a midriff-baring beauty, willing and able to fulfill her master’s every wish and command...
You know the tune: Matthew Broderick did an unforgettable 12-second dance to it in . But the bouncy riff that will always be synonymous with I Dream of Jeannie didn’t first appear until the series’ second season, when a new, in-color animated opening sequence was introduced. The first season, which was filmed in black and white, tried a couple of d...
Jeannie’s skimpy pink-and-red harem costume was an instant iconic look for the show, but aside from the fall 1965 pilot, titled “The Lady in the Bottle,” Eden was significantly covered up for the first 10 episodes of the series. It wasn’t because of any censorship issues; the actress was expecting a baby. Eden confirmed her pregnancy on the very da...
In this 2004 interview, Hagman—who passed away in 2012—revealed that he learned about Jeannie’s 1970 cancellation from probably the most “Hollywood” source imaginable: A guard on the studio lot. He had been on vacation in South America after completing the series’ fifth season, and when he came back to the U.S., the actor wanted to grab something f...
It was as far from a Jeannie and Tony reunion as you could get, with Eden appearing on Hagman’s sudsy drama Dallasas J.R. Ewing’s embittered former lover, Lee Ann De La Vega. As she reveals to Hagman’s oil tycoon in the above scene, she’s in town to seek vengeance, because in a very un-Tony-Nelson-like move, J.R. knocked her up many years earlier. ...
A few decades before he became a convicted murderer, Phil Spector was best known as a hugely sought-after record producer. In the fall of 1967, he was on top of the world, having produced hits for countless artists like The Ronettes and Ike and Tina Turner. So when Jeannie needed a record exec to listen to her blinked-together rock group in the sea...
It wasn’t easy for an ambitious actor like Hagman to play second fiddle to someone else, even if that someone else was Eden. Although Eden fills her memoir, Jeannie Out of the Bottle, with plenty of accolades for her co-star, she also shares many stark truths about his on-set behavior. Frustrated with what he saw as the show’s weak and overused scr...
In 2013, the woman who will forever be known as Jeannie donned her signature red-and-pink harem pants and matching bolero jacket for an appearance at the Life Ball charity gala in Vienna, Austria. As part of the AIDS benefit’s festivities, Eden channeled her TV alter ego by folding her arms and blinking her eyes, bringing forth Bill Clinton. He may...
I Dream of Jeannie - Salsa, Samba and Belly Dance Fusion - École de Danse Salsa Baila Productions. I would like to thank and recognize the dancers of both our dance troops for always following me and my eccentric ideas for choreographies. I don't come up with these acts all by myself.
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