Good catch. The guy just accidentally copied D. V. D.'s date and place of birth there.

she stopped acting in the 90s and choose to live a normal life.

@@benkraze3103 I know that, but not a single mention of her anywhere online in the past 20 years, i've often woried where she is, if she's still alive, etc etc.

@@Stan-fb1vwmy first name was taken from hers and I just went looking for her just curious if she’s around and found this comment and was like. My namesake has disappeared?? Like I understand choosing to lead a normal life but there isn’t anything???

@@kaymariehunnyb That's nice to hear, we actually named one of her daughters the same! (although spelt slightly differently). Honestly I have searched high and low and there is absolutely NOTHING out there. I even messaged Warwick Davis on Twitter (although not surprisingly didn't get a reply). Decades ago I believe she lived in Brighton and worked for an insurance company (which was then taken over by Aviva), and since then there has been nothing, she appears to not exist on any form of social media either. It's a shame really, I'd love for someone to give us some info on her.

Does anyone know about Willow's wife and kids? I would like to see them too

They still can. Hollywood just has no balls. Fuck DEI. Studios are going to turn on them when they get tired of all their movies flopping.

Isn't this a Canadian movie? And this is a low budget kid show in 1996. What do you expect from them? Go all the way to Arab to find a guy to play Sinbad. Be reasonable.

but now they make everyone black, your tolerance is already sick of everyone

@@4rg3sI think he wanted to say you were not obliged to make the mermaid black

@@4rg3s Typical triggered snowflake responding with nonsense. 1) Sinbad was a TV series, not a movie 2) You don't need a big budget to cast people of colour so mentioning budget is utterly irrelevant 3) There were brown and middle eastern people in Canada even in the 90s 4) Arab isn't a place so you can't "go all the way to Arab" for anything 5) The commenter was just pointing out Hollywood's tendency to blatantly whitewash even when adapting a character from Middle Eastern folklore. Did he say he expected a racially accurate cast from the 90s? No he didn't. So what exactly are you complaining about?

I Read Somewhere that if a Season 3 of the Sinbad Series Happened the Writers were going to Introduce Bryn as the Sister of Rumina.

Yeah I agree! I’d rather they played the theme song plus a couple of other songs from the movie!