Elle Macpherson

observe a person or object and if it shares similar qualities from another object we are familiar with, then we assume that the object is a part of that category. I used Legally Blonde because it is a great example of how Elle (Reese Witherspoon) was underestimated. Elle is a blonde sorority girl, from California, and has a lot of money. She always has the best clothes, friends, and dates. Based upon, her physical attributes, people categorize her as being unintelligent, and unable to complete

Legally Blonde follows the story of Elle Woods, a blonde sorority girl. Elle is desperately in love with her boyfriend Warner. Much to her surprise, Warner breaks up with Elle on the night she hoped he would propose. He wants to settle down with someone serious to ensure a better shot at becoming a senator someday. Elle is devastated, but realizes she can become the woman of Warner’s dreams by joining him at Harvard Law School. With help from her sorority sisters, this is possible, but much more

any movie, I would choose to play Elle Woods in Legally Blonde. Although confusing at first, the finer points of development and power that emanate from this character are all values that I hold dear to my heart. As an unconventional character she radiates principle, conviction, and autonomy all while upholding her traditionally feminine personality traits and never falling into the stereotypical qualities that are pushed on her. At the beginning of the movie, Elle is a ditzy but quick-witted sorority

than most people are willing to ever realize or understand. But they are constantly placed in boxes and labeled. Teenagers have become walking cliches and are treating poorly by many because of that. In the movie, Legally Blonde, the main character, Elle Woods, is a popular blonde sorority girl who is constantly torn down and criticized for simply being herself. The movie begins with music playing. The beginning credits show and the stage is set. The camera shows a desk of perfume and makeup. Suddenly

meaning of her symbol into something more pleasing to the public eye. In the beginning of the play, Elle Woods is seen by her peers as a “silly, dumb, blonde”, but similar to Hester, she is able to change the way she is seen by others in a positive way. Both of these independent women use their power to influence their society in order to change the way they are seen by the people around them. Elle Woods from Legally Blonde begins her journey as president of her sorority, Delta Nu. She is seen as

physical beauty, greed can create an ugly personality that affects relationships with others. Elle Woods, worked her way up from nothing more than living as a pretty girl to get into Harvard, in the movie Legally Blonde. While Glinda, of Wicked, used her high social status to remain in power by tromping down others. Glinda the Good is known as the epitome of ‘goodness’ but she stepped on other to work her way up. Elle Woods however, was ambitious and worked hard to better herself and built her way up to

Blonde, Elle Woods, repeated those words to the graduating class of 2004 with an opposite opinion. Throughout the movie, the viewer witnesses’ Elle’s reoccurring effort and success at accomplishing her goals; acceptance into Harvard Law School, entry into a court internship, getting the “guy,” and unexpectedly elected class-speaker at her graduation ceremony. Regardless of Aristotle’s voicing of law to be “reason free” or rather “useless,” Elle acquired a different belief on passion. Elle declares

film about a college student, Elle Woods. Elle is president of her sorority and a fashion merchandizing student. She is dating a boy named Warren who intends to go to law school. Warren breaks up with Elle because she is a blonde and not very accomplished in the eyes of his family. In an effort to win Warren back, Elle decides to go to Harvard Law School. Elle struggles to make friends and win the general favor of her professors. Although, by the end of the film Elle has proves that she has intelligence

Space Legally Blonde, directed by Robert Luketic, features a privileged blonde sorority girl, Elle Woods, who is as outwardly feminine as she is determined. Recently dumped by her boyfriend, Elle decides to follow him to Harvard Law in order to prove herself as a serious and socially acceptable woman-to-be-wed. Although she initially has trouble assimilating to Harvard’s fiercely competitive environment, Elle evolves into a determined, grade-A student while maintaining her feminine and girl-next-door

Legally Blonde “Legally Blonde” is a 2001 comedy film starring Reese Witherspoon as Elle Woods. The film starts with Elle being portrayed as the cliché, spoiled, and blonde rich-girl living a privileged life in a mansion in Bel-Air, California. Although Elle may seem like the stereotypical blonde-girl, her background includes a fashion major, a 4.0 GPA, and the president of her sorority. Elle’s life gets thrown a curveball after being dumped by her boyfriend Warner, played by Matthew Davis, and