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词条 Miss Universe 2005
释义

  1. Results

     Placements  Special awards 

  2. Contestants

  3. Judges

     Final telecast 

  4. Notes

     Debuts  Returns  Replacements 

  5. Host city

  6. Notes

  7. References

  8. External links

{{Infobox beauty pageant
| photo =
| caption = Natalie Glebova after crowning
| winner = Natalie Glebova
{{CAN}}
| date = 31 May 2005{{efn|name=local date|The event was held at 07:00 local time (00); for the Americas, this was 30 May in their local times including the United States.}}
| presenters = {{Hlist|Billy Bush|Nancy O'Dell}}
| congeniality = Tricia Homer
{{flag|US Virgin Islands}}
| photogenic = Gionna Cabrera
{{PHI}}
| best national costume = Chananporn Rosjan
{{THA}}
| venue = IMPACT Arena, Nonthaburi Province, Bangkok Metropolitan Region, Thailand
| broadcaster =International:
{{Hlist|NBC|Telemundo}}Official broadcaster:
{{Hlist|Channel 7}}
| entrants = 81
| placements = 15
| debuts = {{Hlist|Latvia}}
| withdraws = {{Hlist|Austria|Botswana|Cayman Islands|Chinese Taipei|Estonia|Ghana|St. Vincent and the Grenadines|Sweden}}
| returns = {{Hlist|Albania|Indonesia|Mauritius|Namibia|Sri Lanka|United Kingdom|US Virgin Islands|Zambia}}
| before = 2004
| next = 2006
}}

Miss Universe 2005, the 54th Miss Universe pageant, was held on 31 May 2005{{efn|name=local date}} at Impact Arena in Nonthaburi Province, Bangkok Metropolitan Region, Thailand. Natalie Glebova of Canada was crowned by Jennifer Hawkins of Australia as her successor at the end of the event. 81 contestants competed in this year.

Results

Placements

Final results Contestant
Miss Universe 2005
  • {{flag|Canada}}Natalie Glebova
1st Runner-up
  • {{flag|Puerto Rico}} – Cynthia Olavarría
2nd Runner-up
  • {{DOM}} – Renata Soñé
3rd Runner-up
  • {{MEX}} – Laura Elizondo
4th Runner-up
  • {{VEN}} – Mónica Spear †
Top 10
  • {{ISR}} – Elena Ralph
  • {{LVA}} – Ieva Kokoreviča
  • {{PER}} – Debora Sulca
  • {{SWI}} – Fiona Hefti
  • {{flag|United States}} – Chelsea Cooley
Top 15
  • {{GRE}} – Evangelia Aravani
  • {{INA}} – Artika Sari Devi
  • {{NOR}} – Helene Tråsavik
  • {{RSA}} – Claudia Henkel
  • {{flag|Trinidad and Tobago}} – Magdalene Walcott

Special awards

Special Awards Winners
Miss Photogenic
  • {{PHL}} – Gionna Cabrera
Miss Congeniality
  • {{flag|U.S. Virgin Islands}} – Tricia Homer
Best National Costume Contestant
Winner
  • {{THA}} – Chananporn Rosjan
1st Runner-up
  • {{CZE}} – Kateřina Smejkalová
2nd Runner-up
  • {{MEX}} – Laura Elizondo

Contestants

{{div col|colwidth=30em}}
  • {{ALB}} - Agnesa Vuthaj
  • {{AGO}} - Zenilde Josias
  • {{ATG}} - Shermain Jeremy
  • {{ABW}} - Luisana Cicilia
  • {{AUS}} - Michelle Guy
  • {{BHS}} - Denia Nixon
  • {{BRB}} - Nada Yearwood
  • {{BEL}} - Debby De Waele
  • {{BLZ}} - Andrea Elrington
  • {{BOL}} - Andrea Abudinen
  • {{BRA}} - Carina Beduschi
  • {{BUL}} - Galina Gancheva
  • {{CAN}} - Natalie Glebova
  • {{CHL}} - Renata Ruiz
  • {{CHN}} - Tao Siyuan
  • {{COL}} - Adriana Tarud
  • {{CRI}} - Johanna Fernández
  • {{HRV}} - Jelena Glišić
  • {{CUW}} - Rychacviana Coffie
  • {{CYP}} - Elena Hadjidemetriou
  • {{CZE}} - Kateřina Smejkalová
  • {{DNK}} - Gitte Hanspal
  • {{DOM}} - Renata Soñé
  • {{ECU}} - Ximena Zamora
  • {{EGY}} - Meriam George
  • {{SLV}} - Irma Dimas
  • {{ETH}} - Atetegeb Tesfaye
  • {{FIN}} - Hanna Ek
  • {{FRA}} - Cindy Fabre
  • {{GEO}} - Rusudan Bochoidze
  • {{DEU}} - Aslı Bayram
  • {{GRC}} - Evangelia Aravani
  • {{GTM}} - Aida Karina Estrada
  • {{GUY}} - Candisie Franklin
  • {{HUN}} - Szandra Proksa
  • {{IND}} - Amrita Thapar
  • {{IDN}} - Artika Sari Devi
  • {{IRL}} - Mary Gormley
  • {{ISR}} - Elena Ralph
  • {{ITA}} - Maria Teresa Francville
  • {{JAM}} - Raquel Wright
  • {{JPN}} - Yukari Kuzuya
  • {{KEN}} - Rachel Marete
  • {{flag|KOR|name=Korea}} - Kim So-young
  • {{LVA}} - Ieva Kokoreviča
  • {{LBN}} - Nadine Njeim
  • {{MYS}} - Angela Gan
  • {{MUS}} - Magalie Antoo
  • {{MEX}} - Laura Elizondo
  • {{NAM}} - Adele Basson
  • {{NLD}} - Sharita Sopacua
  • {{NIC}} - Daniela Clerk
  • {{NGA}} - Roseline Amusu
  • {{NOR}} - Helene Tråsavik
  • {{PAN}} - Rosa María Hernández
  • {{PRY}} - Karina Buttner
  • {{PER}} - Débora Sulca
  • {{PHL}} - Gionna Cabrera
  • {{POL}} - Marta Kossakowska
  • {{PRI}} - Cynthia Olavarría
  • {{RUS}} - Natalia Nikolayeva
  • {{SCG}} - Jelena Mandić
  • {{SGP}} - Cheryl Tay
  • {{SVK}} - Michaela Drencková
  • {{SVN}} - Dalila Dragojevič
  • {{ZAF}} - Claudia Henkel
  • {{ESP}} - Verónica Hidalgo
  • {{LKA}} - Rozanne Diasz
  • {{CHE}} - Fiona Hefti
  • {{THA}} - Chananporn Rosjan
  • {{TTO}} - Magdalene Walcott
  • {{TUR}} - Dilek Aksoy
  • {{TCA}} - Weniecka Ewing
  • {{GBR}} - Brooke Johnston
  • {{UKR}} - Juliya Chernyshova
  • {{URY}} - Viviana Arena
  • {{USA}} - Chelsea Cooley
  • {{VIR}} - Tricia Homer
  • {{VEN}} - Mónica Spear †
  • {{VNM}} - Phạm Thu Hằng
  • {{ZMB}} - Cynthia Kanema
{{div col end}}

Judges

Final telecast

A panel of twelve judges evaluated contestants in the Miss Universe 2005 pageant.[1]

  • Heidi Albertsen - Danish model, winner of Elite Model Look World Final
  • Kevin S. Bright - Executive producer of Friends
  • Mario Cimarro - Cuban actor
  • Bryan Dattilo - Days of Our Lives actor
  • Carson Kressley - Queer Eye for the Straight Guy fashion expert
  • Cassie Lewis - U.S. Model
  • Louis Licari - Celebrity hairstylist
  • Anne Martin - from Cover Girl and Max Factor marketing
  • Porntip Nakhirunkanok - Miss Universe 1988 from Thailand
  • Oleksandra Nikolayenko - Miss Ukraine Universe 2004
  • Chutinant Bhirombhakdi - Executive Vice Director, Director of Boon Rawd Brewery (Singha beer)
  • Jean-Georges Vongerichten - French chef

Notes

Debuts

  • {{LAT}}

Returns

{{colbegin}}
  • Last competed in 1996:
    • {{IDN}}
    • {{SRI}}
  • Last competed in 1999:
    • {{ZAM}}
  • Last competed in 2000:
    • {{UK}}
  • Last competed in 2002:
    • {{flag|US Virgin Islands}}
  • Last competed in 2003:
    • {{ALB}}
    • {{NAM}}
{{colend}}

Replacements

  • {{ARU}}
  • {{GER}}
  • {{NGR}}
  • {{flag|Trinidad and Tobago}} – Cheryl Ankrah was originally crowned Miss Trinidad and Tobago 2005 but was dethroned after she was accused of not fulfilling her duties and becoming overweight.[2] Although Ankrah initially got an injunction to prevent another pageant being held, a Judge overturned that and a second Miss Trinidad and Tobago pageant was held.[2] The winner of the second pageant, who represented Trinidad and Tobago at Miss Universe, was Magdalene Walcott.

Host city

Thailand publicized its bid to host the pageant 10 July 2004, during a visit by Jennifer Hawkins, Miss Universe 2004, to the country.[3] At the time, Chile, China, and Greece were also being considered to host the event.[3] One month later, it was announced that Bangkok, Thailand had been informally selected to host the competition, at a cost of US$6.5 million.[4] The cost was to be funded by the Thai government in an attempt to boost tourism.[5] In October the proposal faced difficulties when the Thai government were slow to provide the promised funds, which discouraged prospective sponsors,[6] leading Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra to become personally involved to make sure that plans were not derailed.[7] The organization awarded official hosting rights to the Matching Entertainment company in December 2004, after an unsuccessful attempt by a different company, Showcase Thailand 2005.[8]

In February 2005, after the Thai government confirmed plans to back the pageant, the Deputy Prime Minister refuted claims that the event would be held in Khao Lak, a resort town devastated by the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, but confirmed that Southern Thailand would host events prior to the final competition.[9]

2005 was the second time the pageant was held in Bangkok.[10] The city also hosted the Miss Universe 1992 competition, won by Michelle McLean of Namibia.

Notes

{{notelist}}

References

1. ^{{cite web | title=The new Miss Universe - People - Entertainment | website=smh.com.au | date=May 31, 2005 | url=http://www.smh.com.au/news/People/The-new-Miss-Universe/2005/05/31/1117305596125.html | accessdate=May 19, 2016}}
2. ^{{cite news|title=Trinidad's local Miss Universe franchise can hold new pageant to select replacement, judge rules|date=2005-03-21|publisher=Associated Press |first=Loren|last=Brown}}
3. ^{{cite news|title=Thailand proposes to host next Miss Universe contest|date=2004-07-10|publisher=Organisation of Asia-Pacific News Agencies}}
4. ^{{cite news|title=Thailand to host Miss Universe pageant in 2005|date=2004-08-10|publisher=Agence France Presse}}
5. ^{{cite news|title=Miss Universe pageant in Thailand to push tourism|publisher=Hindustan Times|date=2004-08-11}}
6. ^{{cite news|title=Thailand slow to fund Miss Universe 2005 event|publisher=Bangkok Post|first=Nondhanada |last=Intarakomalyasut|date=2004-10-23}}
7. ^{{cite news|title=Miss Universe bid gets push from Thailand prime minister|publisher=Bangkok Post|date=2004-11-06}}
8. ^{{cite news|title=Matching Entertainment to host Miss Universe|publisher=fnWEB|date=2004-12-14}}
9. ^{{cite news|title=Govt denies plans to stage Miss Universe in tsunami resort|publisher=OANA|date=2005-02-18}}
10. ^{{cite news|title=TAT gears up for Miss Universe 2005|publisher=The Nation|date=2004-08-18}}

External links

  • Miss Universe official website
  • [https://web.archive.org/web/20071225043714/http://www.pageantopolis.com/international/universe_2005.htm Pageantopolis - Miss Universe 2005]
{{Miss Universe}}

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