Abbie Cornish

I just saw Candy and she was so good and beautiful in it... Only later I realized that I already saw her in The Monkey Mask ages ago and already noticed her
 
She looks so content within herself in the same way Charlize Theron does.

gosh that sounded so dumb. oh well. tis true imo.
 
^what a good movie! one of the most beautiful love stories.i hope heath gets an oscar nom,and she reinds me so much of early work of cate blanchett.shes that good
 
Ohhhhhh Cool. An Abbie Cornish thread, she's such an amazing actress. :wub:
 
Abbie Cornish - at the screening of Elizabeth: The Golden Age in Toronto, Canada, 9/09/07

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I saw Candy and it was fantastic! Very unexpectedly good.
She looks so much more gorgeous on screen than in photographs imo.
 
Somersault is my favorite movie of all time, it is simply beautiful as is abbie
 
I saw Candy and it was fantastic! Very unexpectedly good.
She looks so much more gorgeous on screen than in photographs imo.

Agree with everything. Heath was brilliant as well. Just watched it right now... It was really painful somehow.
 
Agree with everything. Heath was brilliant as well. Just watched it right now... It was really painful somehow.
I agree with you completely - she and Heath were so good in Candy, I just rewatched it recently. It is a painful film to watch I think because it's so intense and sad, it's heartbreaking
 
some cute abbie pics...


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^ not sure about facing forward...
but i definitely see charlize in her profile..
especially the 3rd pic i posted above...so pretty :heart:
 
Love this actress! So beautiful and talented. i want to marry her.

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Ledger scholarship for Aussie actors

By Peter Mitchell | May 28, 2008

HEATH Ledger was known for helping out young Australian actors hoping to make it big in Hollywood.
He'd offer them a couch to sleep on in his Hollywood Hills home or advice over a beer.
Ledger's helping hand will continue, despite the 28-year-old's shock death in January in Manhattan from an accidental prescription drug overdose.
Hollywood-based organisation, Australians in Film (AIF), along with Ledger's family, have created a scholarship.
The Heath Ledger Scholarship Fund will be presented annually to a young Australian-based actor to help them pursue their dream in Hollywood.
"Los Angeles is a tough place to break through and can be daunting for young Aussies," AIF president Susie Dobson said today.
"Heath was always ready to help out young Aussies and his family is extremely happy that this scholarship will continue do so in his name."
AIF, a seven-year-old organisation for expatriate Australians in the US entertainment industry, boasts Cate Blanchett, Nicole Kidman, Russell Crowe, Geoffrey Rush and Mel Gibson among its 30 ambassadors.
The first scholarship recipient will be announced in 2009.
Its financial worth is still to be finalised, but Dobson said it could help the actor pay for acting classes, rent or other significant costs.
AIF also honours young Australian actors each year at its annual Breakthrough Awards ceremony in Beverly Hills.
Australian actresses Abbie Cornish, 25, and Mia Wasikowska, 17, will be honoured at this year's ceremony on June 5.
Cornish was first recognised in the US for her award-winning role in the 2004 independent Australian film, Somersault, and has gone on to star in Elizabeth: the Golden Age, with Blanchett; the Iraq war drama Stop Loss, opposite Ryan Philippe; and will soon be seen in Jane Campion's new film, Bright Star.
Wasikowska, from Canberra, first appeared in the Australian hit television series All Saints.
Her Hollywood breakthrough role came in the HBO psychotherapist TV drama In Treatment and her upcoming movies include, Defiance, alongside Daniel Craig and the biopic, Amelia, about legendary pilot Amelia Earhart and co-starring Hilary Swank and Richard Gere.
the australian
 
just thought i'd post some pics of abbie's style...i think it's hit and miss but i like that she looks comfortable and confident in everything she wears....i prefer her in more bohemian, feminine looks and pale colours...she wears too much black and grey, i think...it ages her and makes her look much more severe and less pretty than she really is...



and omg look at her in '99...:shock: :lol:


all from getty
 

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