Story:

In "Andalasia", an animated fairy tale world devoid of problems, in which there are talking wanyama and "happy endings", an evil Queen named Queen Narissa frets that her stepson Prince Edward will soon find his true love, which means that Narissa's position on the kiti cha enzi would be taken over. One day, Edward and Nathaniel, Queen Narissa's henchman, successfully capture a troll, but Edward rides off to the cottage of a peasant named Giselle after hearing her sing about "true love". Knowing Narissa's wishes, Nathaniel sets the troll free to get rid of Giselle, but Edward saves her just in time. When they meet, they instantly fall in upendo and plan to get married the following day.

However, Narissa had witnessed everything, so she meets Giselle while the peasant runs off to get wed to Edward. Narissa successfully tricks Giselle and sends her to the live-action world of Earth at New York City's Times Square. Meanwhile, a divorce lawyer named Robert plans to propose to his girlfriend Nancy, much to the dismay of Morgan, his daughter. While Robert and morgan are being driven nyumbani however, they witness a confused Giselle at a brightly lit billboard...

True Loves Kiss - Enchanted Soundtrack

Amy Adams
"I've been dreaming of a true loves kiss and a prince I am hoping comes with this,
That's what brings ever-afterings so happy!
That's the reason wewe need lips so much
For lips are the only things that touch...
So to spend a life of endless bliss
Just find who wewe upendo through loves kiss..."

James Marsden
"You're the fairest maid I've ever met,
wewe were made...."

Amy Adams
"To finish your duet!"

Both
"And in years to come with Remanence."

James Marsden
"How we came to love"

Amy Adams
"And grew and grew love"

Both
"Since first we knew upendo through true loves kiss....

1. Amy Adams was born to parents Kathryn and Richard in Vicenza, Italy in 1974. She was raised with six siblings in ngome Rock, Colorado.

2. During her youth, Adams didn't dream of the silver screen - she wanted to be a ballerina! She preferred to focus on her school choir activities and dance company apprenticeship rather than on her education. "I trained as a ballet dancer, and so that's what I always thought I was going to do," she says. "But as I got into dance, I realised dance didn't really fit me. My personality goes better with musical theatre. Ballet dancing was too disciplined, really straining. And I was always talking and smiling."

3. Adams famously worked as a hostess in a branch of notorious US chain Hooters as her first full-time job. She earned $7-an-hour, but admits that she wasn't fully aware of the sexualised nature of her work. "There was definitely an innocence to my interpretation of what Hooters was about," she said. "Though I did learn, quickly, that short shorts and bia don't mix! The nicest guy walking in is not necessarily the nicest guy after two pitchers of beer."

Amy Adams and Isla Fisher are often confused because of their ravishing red manes…but what if they didn’t have them?

BeautyXpose proves that the similarities wane when these actresses lose their locks. First up is Amy Adams, who is nominated for an Oscar as Best Supporting Actress for her role in “Doubt.” Next, we have Isla Fisher, who stars in “Confessions of a Shopaholic,” which hit theaters this past weekend.

So tell us — when they’re shorn, are they beautiful, au just bald?

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