Australian event in Beverly Hills.
her fiance, comedian Sacha Baron Cohen, are expecting their first child, but the power couple was tight-lipped at the Australians in Film 2007 Breakthrough Awards.
Fisher, who was honoured at the awards, walked the red carpet alone, with Cohen, the publicity-shy creator of Borat, sneaking door.
"Don't believe what you read," Fisher, wearing a loose-fitting tunic, told reporters when asked about the pregnancy rumours.
The awards night, in its third year and attended by 150 entertainment industry leaders, honours rising young Australians in Hollywood.
Fisher, the star of the 2005 comedy blockbuster Wedding Crashers, was honoured along with Emilie De Ravin, the star of hit TV series Lost, and horror film director, Greg McLean.
The Aussie trio received golden boomerangs.
Golden Globe," Fisher joked on the podium.
actresses, with five films either just completed, in production or set to go ahead.
Spacek, and Definitely, Maybe with Abigail Breslin, Ryan Reynolds and Rachel Weisz.
Breslin, the 11-year-old American star of Little Miss Sunshine, presented Fisher with her award.
McLean with his.
Mitchell will star in McLean's new horror film, Rogue, crocodile in Kakadu National Park feasting on tourists.
McLean broke through in Hollywood with his 2005 horror film, and Melissa George, actor Jesse Spencer, director Robert Luketic and horror film duo James Wan and Leigh Whannell.
actors, filmmakers and movies in Hollywood.
Australians in Film ambassadors include Cate Blanchett, Nicole Fred Schepisi, Heath Ledger and Naomi Watts.
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