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13 November 1990 (USA) more
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Madonna To Split From Record Label
(From WENN. 22 August 2007)
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A collection of her best more (6 total)
Cast
(Credited cast) | Madonna | ... | Herself |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
 | Danny Aiello | ... | Papa (segment "Papa Don't Preach") |
 | Cameron Alborzian | ... | (segment "Express Yourself") |
| Erica Bell | ... | Herself (segment "Lucky Star") (segment "Papa Don't Preach") |
| Luis Camacho | ... | Voguer (segment "Vogue") |
 | Keith Carradine | ... | Boyfriend (segment "Material Girl") |
| Christopher Ciccone | ... | Himself (segment "Lucky Star") |
| Oliver Crumes Jr. | ... | Voguer (segment "Vogue") |
| Donna DeLory | ... | Voguer (segment "Vogue") |
| Chris Finch | ... | Dancer |
| Salim Gauwloos | ... | Voguer (segment "Vogue") |
| Jose Guitierez | ... | Voguer (segment "Vogue") |
| Niki Harris | ... | Voguer (segment "Vogue") |
| Victor Ho | ... | (video "Material Girl") |
| Felix Howard | ... | Kid (segment "Open Your Heart") |
 | John Leguizamo | ... | Friend of Boyfriend (segment "Borderline") |
 | Leon | ... | Innocent Man / Saint (segment "Like a Prayer") |
 | Debi Mazar | ... | Herself (segment "Papa Don't Preach") |
 | Alex McArthur | ... | Boyfriend (segment "Papa Don't Preach") |
 | Mailon Rivera | ... | Himself (segment "Papa Don't Preach") |
 | Kevin Alexander Stea | ... | Voguer (segment "Vogue" / "Vogue MTV Awards Performance") |
| Gabriel Trupin | ... | Voguer (segment "Vogue") |
| Gustav Vintas | ... | Prison Wardon (segment "Express Yourself") |
| Tony Ward | ... | Merman (segment "Cherish") |
 | Carlton Wilborn | ... | Voguer (segment "Vogue") |
| Robert Wuhl | ... | Pitch Man (segment "Material Girl") |
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60 min
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1.33 : 1 more
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Spoofed in "The Weird Al Show: Mining Accident (#1.3)" (1997) more
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Lucky Star more
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The first female mogul of the 21st century, Madonna made her mark on the entertainment industry in 1983 and since then things have never been the same. Her controversy has only managed to see her through one great success after another. While the Christians and other prudes criticize and rally against her for her obsession with sex, lude choreography and salacious attitude, millions have flocked to her concerts, purchased all of her highly-publicized albums and emulated her every move. While being a second-rate actress in the movies, her music videos have defined an entire generation.
And that is what this collection features, covering the first seven years of Madonna's career. From the primitive LUCKY STAR and BORDERLINE, following through the star-turning LIKE A VIRGIN and MATERIAL GIRL, the serious subject matter of PAPA DON'T PREACH, the religiously glorified LIKE A PRAYER, the futuristic EXPRESS YOURSELF, the fun-loving CHERISH and concluding with her 90s mega- triumph VOGUE, Madonna has proven that the feminine strength and sheer force of will can take a woman farther than a man would imagine. To take a chance and make material as risque as hers only adds to her legendary star power. This compilation is a standing testament to the determination of one woman.