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Happy Australia Day! Your Favorite Aussies Here!
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One of my favorite countries on planet Earth is Australia, for a number of reasons. They are a lot like the United States with their self-empowered, can-do attitude. They are fiercely independent, and very fun. And, yes, they create beautiful people, many of whom can act. 😉
So, it’s my annual “Australia Day” celebration post for this January 26th, 2016. Featured here are some of the very best actors that have ever come up from Down Under. Enjoy!
-Kate
Cate Blanchett – One of our greatest actresses ever.Russell Crowe – One of our greatest actors ever.Chris Hemsworth – Arguably the hottest Hemsworth (I mean Thor!).Liam Hemsworth – Also hot.The full trio of hot Hemsworths – That’s Luke on the right. 🙂Rose Byrne – Deft at drama or comedy.Jai Courtney – Up-and-coming Aussie.Melissa George – Great whether playing bad or good.Eric Bana – Started as a comedian, now an amazing dramatic actor.Rebel Wilson – Too hilarious for words.Hugh Jackman – My Wolverine, and one of the sweetest guys ever.Toni Collete – Quirky and brilliant.Joel Edgerton – He has moved from a solid supporting player to incredible leading man.Isla Fisher – Funny and beautiful!Nicole Kidman – Do I need to say anything else?Sullivan Stapleton – He’s been in many things, but currently stars in the smash (and one of my fave shows) “Blindspot.”
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