When one thinks of Sigourney Weaver, images of the strong women she has portrayed on screen flutter by quickly: Ripley in the "Alien" franchise, Dian Fossey in "Gorillas in the Mist," Paulina Escobar in "Death and the Maiden," even her brilliantly comic turns in "Ghostbusters" and as the boss from hell in "Working Girl."
This gifted actress is no shrinking violet. Weaver's height and her beauty may partly be factors, and "vulnerable" isn't an adjective that springs to mind. Yet, she has
