Here is a little infro on the cast members of Enchanted

Amy Adams: Her first film role was Drop Dead Gorgeous in 1999. She worked in Hoosters and worked in GAP. She was born in August 20th 1972 in Italy to American parents. Her father works in the miltary .Is engaged to Dareen Le Gallo last April .Is a trained dancer. Her famous role that made her well known was Enchanted in which she voiced, singed and played a princess named Giselle. She will next be seen in Julie& Julia, The Fighter with Christian Bale and Leap Year with Mathhew Goode.

James Marsden: He started of as a model before acting....

Answer these Questions to see which one is your ideal man. Good Luck !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Q1. Do you believe in fairytales

(A)Yes I love happy endings
(B)Nah I stopped beleieving in fairytales in a long time.

Q2. What occupation do you want to do

(A)An attorney now thats a real job
(B) A troll hunter


Q3. Would you sing to your loved one

(A) OVER MY DEAD BODY
(B) Of course I love singing

Q4. Do you have a daugther or are you a single parent

(A) Yes
(B) No

Q5. What quality do you like in your man

(A) Dreamy hair and eyes
(B) A real goof ball with a great singing voice


Q6.If someone was to rescue you what would...

This is my favourite film so here is a little something I decided to do. Please rate


Highs

Ballroom scene was brillant and very well done with the camera movements.

The zooming into castle at the beginning of the film was very well done as well.

The charcthers are enagaging and fun-loving

The message : Love can happen in real and fiction world was great.


The chemistry between Dempsey and Adams was very well put together . Very real and very passionate.

The close up of Dempsey and Adams on the tower was sweet.

The end credits were very creative and whoever came up with the idea of the film was also...

Development
The initial script of Enchanted, written by Bill Kelly, was bought by Disney's Touchstone Pictures and Sonnenfeld/Josephson Productions for a reported sum of $450,000 in September 1997.[14] However, it was thought to be unsuitable for Disney because it was "a racier R-rated movie".[15] To the frustration of Kelly, the screenplay was rewritten several times, first by Rita Hsiao and then by Todd Alcott.[14] The film was initially scheduled to be released in 2002 with Rob Marshall as director but he withdrew due to "creative differences" between the producers and him.[16] In 2001,...