It's called, " Ella Enchanted (2004)"
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0327679/


Obviously a gem that slipped-through the cracks and inspired a casting-call for her her to eventually star in another version of Les Miserables, and her inevitable Oscar for her multi-talented skills as the pert, cute, and can sing-her-own-parts-kinna powerhouse (hate all the Les Miserable screen-adaptations, have yet to see this one).

Compare to these classic multi-talented hotties Debbie Reynolds, Rita Hayworth, Marlene Dietrich

The only modern actress' that come close in actual pipes and raw beauty are Scarlet Johansson and Nicole Kidman, who can pretty-much sing her tiny little cute Aussie ass off...

Oh wait, lest we forget the two dames from Chicago (2002), who can hold their own with the rest-Zeta-Jones and Zelweger, but Renée was trumped by Catherine in that film.

A more than passable Aussie accent by Benedict Cumberbatch. It's always a treat when someone does it well.

And @ghark - link?

Stephanie Gilmore is an Aussie so *downunder

They actually show her face and show her surfing in another version of the ad:

Tags for this video have been changed from 'black, labrador, proposal, Aussie' to 'black labrador, proposal, Aussie' - edited by xxovercastxx

Is it just me, or did I hear way too many Aussies?

can you honestly not hear the difference between English and Aussie?

She's from Sydney, even if she was in Melbourne for this vid, so definitely an Aussie girl.

*downunder

*promote the *metal

also: *downunder not only because AC/DC are Aussies, but because this performance took place on the corner of Henderson and South Terrace in Fremantle WA, Australia

AHHHH!!!

Tim Minchin is an Aussie!

Nah mate, Aussies are just that good.

...so...how many AUSSIES are on the AMERICAN team?
Kinda funny.

An oldie, but a goodie .........nicely played too

They sound like Aussies to me.

Ah Glenn Robbins you funny bastard. While Russel Coight had its moments, he wasn't anywhere near as funny as Uncle Arthur - which I still think is one of the funniest characters/skits an Aussie comedian has ever done.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXft9gPQ4dY

I can answer that easily, the vast majority of Australians including myself think that every word the NRA writes about Australia is a lie. Their videos take very old information out of context, and spin it into a story about another Australia and not the one we know and live in. Certainly there are some Aussies who like guns and look enviously at the U.S., and it therefore wouldn't be hard to fine one or two (out of 24 million) who will stand up and say "they took our guns!!!", but the majority are happy enough with the current laws... which is not to say they are perfect, because they aren't... they were drafted by clowns and have some really strange aspects (see @harlequinn's comment re competition pistol shooters for instance).

I don't think our legislation would suit the U.S. without some changes anyway, even apart from the dumb bits, it took into account the types of weapons common here and generally allowed people to own those types of weapon if they demonstrated a genuine need... so the list of allowed weapons would be very different in the U.S. than here. It was really just aligning all the state laws into one uniform national law rather than a lot of new controls (another point willfully ignored in the NRA articles btw, which assume a single date when everybody's guns were confiscated... wtf???).

The good part of our law is the idea that you don't just leave firearms lying around: only own them if you need them, keep them secured, if you don't need them any longer get rid of them.

Not that it really affects me either way, but it does seem to me that most of the most obvious firearms reforms in the U.S. are just reversing some things that the NRA lobbying has done over the past 20 years, and closing a few loopholes in current laws, rather than copying the Australian legislation to the letter.

Yeah, I have. I'm not the idiot who said the Australian attitude is "all firearms are evil".

I lived in Aussie for two years and even in that short time I could easily see that your sweeping generalisation was way off the mark. While there I saw a considered, thoughtful approach to what place firearms play in society. But hey, feel free to denigrate your country men as simplistic liberal fools.

You might think that I "display a high level of wanton ignorance" but really, that just marks your argument as kinda desperate. But as I said, I have far better things to do with my time than argue with you.