Marla Maples. Played on the varsity basketball team in high school. In 1983, was the first winner of the Miss Resaca Beach Poster Girl contest, and a runner-up in the Miss Georgia USA Pageant. Made her Broadway debut in The Will Rogers Follies in 1992. Was the coexecutive producer of the 2005 documentary on Native Americans, Whispers in the Wind.
The Valley of Gwangi. The Valley of Gwangi is a 1969 American western-fantasy film directed by Jim O'Connolly and written by William Bast.[1] It stars James Franciscus and, in their final film appearances, Richard Carlson and Gila Golan.
G.I. Jane opened at #1 grossing $11,094,241 its opening weekend, playing at a total of 1,945 theaters. In its second weekend the film stayed at #1, grossing $8,183,861 and playing in 1,973 theaters. In the end the film played in a widest release of 2,043 theaters and grossed $48,169,156 domestically, falling slightly short of its $50,000,000 budget. The film made a total of $97,169,156 worldwide. [citation needed] Home media. G.I. Jane was released on DVD on April 22, 1998. The only extra feature was a theatrical trailer.