I went seven years before seeing "Schindler's List" and realizing how great of a movie it was. It's importance to educating the newer generations of the Holocaust, the bad that came of it, and the reasons why we really need to avoid genocides from happening ever again.

The movie carried a very strong message, but there were also characters in the movie that really launched careers. None other than Anna Mucha, who played Danka Dressner in the movie. She was a young, innocent thing in the movie, but she's all grown up now and wow, has she grown up.

Maybe it's her international ethnicity (she's from Poland) or just that drop-dead smile. Either way, she's cute as hell, now.

I think a Polish wedding would be pretty awesome, if you ask me...