Yeah, it's pretty normal everyone want Keira in this one.. I mean the resemblances are so obvious... She's the actress "of the moment" lol.. And she even said she wanted to get away from all this Hollywood nonsense and quit the business.. now she's the hunted bounty..!!

Nice pic of Diana there.. almost believable!

Oh and.. "My name is Domino. I am a bownty huntah" --> hahah!!!! genius!

Which someone will have to get into Keira if she is going to portray Diana physically.  

Lisa

I love Kiera, cuz she's oh soo sexy, but i'm not gonna lie and say i wasn't thinking the same thing as Mardell.

Girl needs a burger...with a side of fries....and a milkshake...... and Supersize it while she's at it.

Keira definitely has a a very similar voice to Diana, I've noticed that before. Physically I don't see it all that much, if Keira didn't often sport short, blonde hair I doubt we'd see such huge similarities.

However, I don't freaking want to see a Princess Diana movie made. Who the hell cares? Well, a lot of people, but it's stupid. The entire Diana affair makes me so angry. I may have only been like 12 when it happened, but I remember how no one gave a crap about her before she died. She was really strongly disliked by most people, then she died tragically and people made her a martyr. It's totally ridiculous.

You're not much older than twelve now, Tam. I don't mean to offend, but even I, who has a strong dislike for all things royal, have a great deal of respect for that woman and I am still convinced there is a great deal we do not and will never know about her death.

Diana might not have been everyone's cup of tea, or scone, but she was respected, she did a lot of work for a lot of charities and unlike people like Angelina Jolie, she did not do it for the fame or glory, she did it because she was a kind, generous soul, the likes of which we'll never see again.

It comes down to a generational thing. The generation of my mother, for example, was the most devestated when Diana died. My generation understood something had happened, although we weren't sure what it was, or what impact it had on our parents. The generation after me has no clue. Seriously. Not a personal attack here, just a general statement about the youth of today. What's more important to you, right now? Your PS3 or Xbox or Mobile Phone, or the history of those before you? Honestly, tell me. I won't condem. To me, it's history. Mobile Phone be damned.

Yes, darn it!   Those young people with their fancy gadgets and rock and roll music!  Why, in my day, we had to walk a hundred miles in the snow every day just to get to school...

Anyhoo, Diana was the most famous woman in the world. Not everyone was a fan but everyone sure was interested in whatever she did, from changing her hairstyle to visiting AIDS patients.  I remember sitting up at all hours to watch The Wedding and I was no fan of the Royal Family (and still aren't).  Diana was a revolutionary, in a sense.  She breathed some new life into a very old and tired institution. She was mobbed like a film star wherever she went. I'm sad that she's no longer with us but she changed the monarchy forever (in a good way) and there will never be anyone like her again.