Susan Gardner, known to fans as RunAround Sue, has carved out a unique niche in the world of film and burlesque. A graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University, she has combined her theatrical training with a flair for performance, co-founding the celebrated Sugar Shack Burlesque in New York. Her most notable film, "In the Cut" (2003), directed by Jane Campion, showcases her talent in a gripping narrative that blends eroticism with psychological depth, making it a sought-after title among collectors. Collectors prize "In the Cut" not only for its artistic merit but also for its limited special editions, which often feature behind-the-scenes insights and commentary that delve into the film's complex themes. Gardner's ability to balance her burlesque roots with serious acting roles resonates with fans of both cultures, making her work a fascinating study of performance art's evolution. As physical media continues to thrive, Susan Gardner's contributions remain essential for those who appreciate the intricate tapestry of film history.