Abbie Cornish..


saved the film.
Her performance was good and she's stunning.

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Her accent was terrible though.


Babies kill TV shows!

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Then fortunately as a French speaker I can't clearly differenciate English accents.

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She's not English, and neither is her accent.


Babies kill TV shows!

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I think Guildion means the accents of English speakers.

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I never picked up on her accent.

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She was good and a total babe.

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Loved her. She is name of perfection.

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The entire film was like she was reading from a teleprompter. This is one of the worst acting performances I have ever seen, bar B films and porno.

***So I've seen 4 movies/wk in theatre for a 1/4 century, call me crazy?**

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Stick to watching porn then...

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Are you crazy?
She is ridiculuos! Lesbian!
Movie with policewoman is ridiculuos! Totally non sense!

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You gave "The Shawshank Redemption" a 1/10 score.
You can't spell and your grammar sucks ass.
Go away.

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lol please stop commenting on films

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Another Aussie doing well and her sister is also on the path to stardom...

Some Aussie actors find it hard to get the American accent especially when they travel back and forth to the US a lot...

There are some 30 or more Aussies headlining in various TV series/movies these days and my American wife and American mother-in-law rarely notice unless these actors sometimes get emotionally charged when speaking/yelling and then the Aussie tends to break out...

You may notice there are also dozens of English actors like Andrew Lincoln in The Walking Dead who handle it well, but a lot of the Brits are encouraged to keep their accent like Sleepy Hollow, Lucifer, or to be almost accentless like Charlie Cox in Daredevil...

If Tom Cruise can play Jack Reacher (a 6'5" giant of a man) in an English writer's book series then it's hard to worry about variations in accent. After all many an American show set in Europe has American actors giving everyone some truly shocking European accents!! LOL

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