Natalie Portman is one of Hollywood's most popular actresses, she shines in every role she brings, she's been outspoken about injustices in her life since she was a child, and until now, she's not afraid to use her fame to make the world a better place
Portman first appeared on screen more than twenty years ago, and she grew up under the eyes of the whole world, and over the years, she has become more versatile, expanding her horizons while maintaining her original intention of becoming a star
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > she was born in Jerusalem</h1>
One particularly interesting thing about Natalie Portman's childhood is that she didn't just move from one block to another, from one state to another, she also crossed the ocean before she was five, "I was born in Jerusalem, Israel, when I was three, we moved to Washington, when I was seven, we moved to Connecticut, when I was nine, we moved to New York, where we've lived ever since," and it was a very rich trip for kids under ten
Everyone says that Portman had a happy childhood, her father was a doctor, her mother was an artist and later a full-time housewife, however, she expressed dissatisfaction with one thing: "I am an only child, and having brothers and sisters is like another form of friendship", but fortunately, there are no siblings, so she will get so much attention from her parents to help her become who she is today
< h1 class = "pgc-h-arrow-right" > knew at the age of 11 that he loved acting</h1>
Becoming an actress wasn't something Natalie Portman imposed on her, on the contrary, she knew from the age of 11 that acting was her calling, so from then on she started pursuing her career in Hollywood, "I think at that time, you would have an instinct to know what you really liked, and I don't know where it came from because no one in the family has ever been an actor"
This made Portman a little averse in her family, "I come from a serious academic family, where the only thing I can receive is to have a good education, you will become a professor, a doctor or a lawyer", even after Portman's success, her father advised her to go to graduate school
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Leon is her breakthrough</h1>
It wasn't long before she became famous at the age of 12, starring in her first blockbuster film, Leon, which, while the film sparked some controversy at the time, Portman believed it was about two friends who found each other and built deep feelings together
As an adult, Portman revisited her 12-year-old self, saying, "Don't try to please everyone, it took me a long time to get out of that state and focus on myself instead of worrying about others."
< h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > Star Wars nearly ruined her acting career</h1>
In 1999, Natalie Portman got her dream role, the role of Queen Amidala in Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace, but instead of achieving her career, the film became a low point in her career
"After the release of Star Wars, everyone thought I was a bad actor and I thought my acting career was going to end here," she said, and luckily Portman's good friend Mike Nichols (the director) vouched for her and recommended her to star in Cold Mountain, after which she was once again sought after
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > Portman doesn't want to be a manic girl</h1>
Following Natalie Portman's performance in Cold Mountain, she played Sam in the 2004 film Garden Country, which, despite its popularity, derived the term manic neurotic girl, especially for portman's character, which she did not accept, explaining: "It is really depressing when a young woman is acting out someone else's thoughts."
But now Portman is no longer a naïve 20-year-old girl, she can play different roles freely, and she is also out of the stage where people think she is cute and rebellious, which is definitely a relief
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Black Swan was a milestone in her career</h1>
In 2011, she won the Best Actress award of the year for the thriller "Black Swan", which was a milestone in her career, Portman did a lot of training for the film, which was very physically demanding, she revealed: "As the film approached, I spent about a year preparing for ballet, first a few hours a day, then five hours a day, then more eight hours, and finally lost 20 pounds"
Portman especially enjoyed working with Darren Aronofsky, who allowed her to be creative in addition to exercising, "He gave me a lot of freedom and inspiration, he always said, you have done what I asked, now you can play freely"
< h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > met her husband in the movie Black Swan</h1>
The award wasn't the only thing Natalie Portman got on filming Black Swan, it was because she met her husband on set, French choreographer Benjamin Mippard, who choreographed the film and played the prince in the film, "I cherished that special time so much, I fell asleep and he taught me how to dance", Portman added, "Our relationship didn't happen overnight, once we got to know each other, it was natural to be together", which sounded really romantic
<h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > Natalie Portman admired her role as first lady</h1>
Given Jacqueline's important place in American history, playing the role of Jacqueline is a huge challenge for any actress, with Natalie Portman playing the former first lady in the 2016 film Jackie, which chronicles how Jacqueline coped with the aftermath of her husband's murder
She thoughtfully said in an interview: "In this tough test, she acted strong and smart, and when you start to observe her, you will find her very private side, including her crisis of faith, doubts about God, and her high iq side", obviously, she admired the American idol, Portman also won an Oscar for her performance, but was eventually awarded by Emma Stone's "Philharmonic City"
< h1 class= "pgc-h-arrow-right" > eventually wielding Thor's hammer</h1>
Since 2011, Natalie Portman has been playing Jane Foster in Thor and Thor 2: Dark World, Thor's scientist girlfriend, alongside Hammer, Shakeson and Kate Daelins, but the role of Portman in Thor's next Thor 4: Love and Thunder will be considerably improved, she said: "They told me we had the idea that Jane Foster would become Mrs. Thor, and my reaction was that it was so exciting. I'm finally going to wield Thor's Hammer and I'm ready."
At The 2019 San Diego Comic-Con, Portman wielded Quake at a Marvel panel discussion and announced that she would star in the film