A beloved television commercial featuring former model Tziporah Malkah speaking Italian has resurfaced on social media.
Fans have gone wild over the 25-year-old advert which was created for Australian brand Leggo.
In the advert, which originally aired in 1999, Tziporah, 50, formerly known as Kate Fischer, can be seen telling viewers the best way to prepare a pasta dish.
Dressed in a white shirt and pants and filmed inside an elegant kitchen, Tziporah’s dialogue established her reputation as a sophisticated, high-profile and highly sought-after socialite.
“I’m home tonight, so I’m going to have a quick pasta with this scrambled Leggo,” he tells viewers at one point.
A beloved television commercial featuring former model Tziporah Malkah speaking Italian has resurfaced on social media. In the photo: Fischer in a scene from the advertisement.
“Pour the pasta in and stir.”
“This ad lives for free in my brain,” she messaged a fan in the Instagram post.
“The fact that I can still say Kate’s (ad) word for word (makes me laugh),” another fan added.
Fischer, 50, now known as Tziporah Malkah (pictured) was one of many famous faces to appear in Leggo’s ‘Talking Italian’ series of commercials. The brand used the campaign for 15 years.
“I don’t remember what I did yesterday, but I can remember every word of Kate’s announcement,” another fan posted.
Meanwhile, another version of the ad featuring Kerri-Anne Kennerley was also released.
In this, Kerri-Anne, 70, shows her image as a television presenter.
Fans were excited about the resurfaced ad.
In the advert, which originally aired in 1999, Kate, 50, can be seen dressed in a white shirt and trousers and filmed inside a stylish kitchen.
“It’s hard to entertain yourself in the kitchen night after night,” he tells viewers in fluent Italian.
Another of the “Italian-speaking Australians” ads, featuring former Labor Party Prime Minister Gough Whitlam, was also uploaded to social media.
The late political leader, who died in 2014, can be seen preparing a meal of chicken cacciatore while presenting himself as a “revolutionary.”
After serving the food, he tells viewers that the dish is “fit for a queen or a president.”
Another version of the ad featuring Kerri-Anne Kennerley has also been released.
The series of commercials ran for 15 years and featured many famous Australians, including rocker Jimmy Barnes and funnyman Peter Helliar.
Many Australians will remember Fischer (Tziporah) from her engagement to billionaire James Packer in the late 90s.
She appeared in the film Sirens, about the hedonistic and creative lifestyle of artist Norman Lindsay, alongside Elle Macpherson and Portia de Rossi.
After separating from Packer after a two-year engagement in 1998, she moved to the US and eventually became an American citizen.
Former Prime Minister Gough Whitlam also appeared in the series.
