There are many good women, but I have never seen anyone as good as her.
Natalie Portman has a life experience like a hanging, young fame, Harvard graduate, Oscar queen... All thanks to her Jewish heritage of high intelligence, independent strong personality, simple charming beauty ...
And, of course, her best-in-class film productions.
Warm reminder: The ranking is arranged according to the quality of the work, the performance of the actors, the rating and other factors, for reference only, and does not represent objective facts
Played by: The bold girl Leslie
Douban score: 7.6 Imdb score: 6.7 Rotten Tomatoes: 47%
Jude Lowe, Natalie Portman, Rachel Weiz... Chinese directors who are qualified to control so many Hollywood celebrities at once, in addition to Ang Lee and Wu Yusen, probably have Wong Kar-wai. In 2007, he went to New York to shoot the cannes opening film "Blueberry Night".
The setting of the character leslie is not unfamiliar to Natalie Portman, heroic and personality, and is a full adult version of mathilda, which is a small surprise in the tone of the movie's "sullen".
"Blueberry Night" is still what Wong Kar-wai should look like, but Hong Kong has been replaced by New York, Liang Chaowei has been replaced by Jude Lowe, Maggie Cheung and Faye Wong have been replaced by Nora Jones and Natalie Portman, and each scene is still a wallpaper.
In a way, this is not a film, but a personal art exhibition of Wong Kar-wai.
Played by: Underage pregnant teenage girl novolee nation
Douban score: 7.7 Imdb rating: 6.8 Rotten Tomatoes: 35%
In 2000, Natalie Portman brought in a challenging role as an underage pregnant woman in Where the Heart Is.
Novalee has had a rough experience, she is abandoned by her loved ones and forced to wander with a big belly. Natalie not only has to show the pain of the role, but also to show the transformation of a teenage girl to a mother, at this time she has shown more pure acting skills than ever.
If a woman feels helpless, Where the Heart is, a good placebo. Looking at Novolee's "PUBG", maybe you can also get inspired to live a stronger life.
Played by: Marty, a thirteen-year-old girl
Douban score: 7.5 Imdb score: 7.2 Rotten Tomatoes: 79%
"Love Special" has many familiar faces, in addition to Natalie Portman, but also Uma Thurman, "Crash" Matt Dillon, "Truman's World" Noah Emmerich, "Deadly Id" Pruitt Taylor Vince, all gathered in an American town, staged their own love stories.
Young Natalie plays Marty, a thirteen-year-old girl who attracts Uncle Willie, played by Timothy Hutton. This Lori has such charm, she only needs to perform in her true colors, she can explain why Willie is like a spring breeze, and the original confused life is full of life.
The film is relatively dull, but it seems real because of it. Probably life is also like this, always add some flavoring from time to time, in order to stay awake in the cycle of repetition.
Played by: Man's wife Grace Cahill
Imdb score: 7.1 Rotten Tomatoes: 64%
Jack Gyllenhaal once had the opportunity to succeed Toby Maguire as Spider-Man, and the two who had this "scandal" collaborated on the feature film "Brothers" in 2009.
As the name suggests, the two play a pair of brothers in the film, the older brother Toby Maguire started a family, and the younger brother Jack Gyllenhaal was unfortunately imprisoned and abandoned by his father. When his brother went to the battlefield in Afghanistan, his life and death were unknown, and the younger brother decided to reform himself and do something for his grieving family.
The film focuses on Natalie Portman's character Grace, who is the wife of her brother, but when her husband is away from home for a long time, she develops subtle feelings with her brother. This emotion cannot be expressed explicitly, but can only be hinted at through the lens and the performance of the actors, so just watching the meticulous performances of these familiar faces is worth the time.
Played by daughter Lauren Gustafson
Douban score: 8.4 Imdb score: 8.2 Rotten Tomatoes: 86%
"Thief of Fire" is the screen pk of the two movie emperors, and several scenes such as street gun battles and coffee shop dialogues are classics in film history. On the surface, the police-bandit showdown is the biggest attraction of this film, but in fact, the real showdown is behind the two male protagonists, the family of Al Pacino, and the love of Robert De Niro. So the supporting role is very important.
Natalie Portman, who had just made a name for herself on "This Killer Isn't Too Cold" the year before, quickly came into the sights of director Michael Mann, and she was given the opportunity to play Al Pacino's daughter.
Still so willful, still so egotistical, although there are not many scenes, it is obvious that Lauren is a little girl who lacks family love. At first, I thought she was just playing soy sauce, but I didn't expect that she would appear again later, which became the key point that set off the climax of the film.
Natalie Portman has only been in the industry for two years, and she can participate in two film history classics, which is the luck of the chosen one.
Role: Dancing Girl Alice
Douban score: 7.8 Imdb rating: 7.3 Rotten Tomatoes: 68%
In 2004, Natalie Portman, who had just come out of the Star Wars world, brought a conscience work "Stealing Hearts", and with Julia Roberts and Jude Lowe, two powerful parties, Harvard students have been able to cope with it calmly.
Natalie Portman has no idea that this is the first time to play a rebellious girl, this time her progress is more obvious, and she also dedicates the classic purple hair style of her career, which is quite eye-catching.
The film's supporting roles are indeed more eye-catching than the protagonists, and Natalie Portman and Cliff Owen were nominated for the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor and Actress together.
Natalie has a rare talent for acting, and what is even more rare is that she can maintain her sanity at a young age, not be carried away by money and fame, and have her own selection standards, so that she can complete the transformation from a child star to a powerful superstar.
Played by: Padmé, queen of the Naboo Star
Douban score: 8.2 Imdb rating: 7.6
If the average person can receive a big production like "Star Wars Prequel Trilogy", he will give up his studies every minute to concentrate on filming, because this is a great opportunity to become popular.
Natalie Portman, however, was reluctant to give up her studies for film, and she basically completed her shooting tasks outside of her classroom, and then she got acceptance letters from Harvard and Yale universities.
In the midst of controversy, she played padmé, the kind and brave queen of the planet Naboo, creating another vivid female image for Star Wars. Padmé is by no means the best character in Natalie's career, but it's an honor to be part of the Star Wars culture.
Played by: Ballet dancer Nina
Douban score: 8.5 Imdb score: 8.0 Rotten Tomatoes: 85%
In addition to being a bully and proficient in various Chinese, Queen Natalie also has the experience of learning to dance since she was a child, which may be the reason, no matter how rebellious she is, she has not lost the word "temperament".
And what made her reach the pinnacle of her life was dance. A 2010 "Black Swan" helped her win an Oscar, and also brought her a happy marriage, career love double harvest.
Outsiders seem to be at ease, in fact, Natalie Portman, who has a background in dance, still suffered a lot, even if she can use a stand-in, she still undergoes ballet training every day before the official start of filming to reach the level of professional dancers.
She is as dedicated as Nina, hard work, coupled with years of honing out acting skills, in order to interpret the appearance of not being crazy and not living. Combined with Darren Aronofsky's psychedelic camera sense, "Black Swan" became a lament for perfectionism.
Played by: TV station clerk Evey
Douban score: 8.8 Rotten Tomatoes: 73%
There are strict selection criteria, and good movies will naturally come to the door.
Natalie Portman rarely takes on some commercial blockbusters, and the Star Wars series has brought her a lot of popularity, but what really established her position in film history are some more in-depth and memorable works, such as "V-Word Vendetta".
The film's character setting is somewhat similar to That Shawshank Redemption, with v and Andy as messengers of freedom, evey and red being the soul characters who carry the film's themes. Without evey and red," the film loses some persuasiveness, and many chicken soup films just don't focus on the characters, resulting in the theme being too empty.
In one of the most critical scenes of Evey's character transformation, Natalie completely disregards her external image, not only shaves her hair with a real knife and a real gun, but also cries and her face is distorted, which brings a powerful impact to the movie.
Since V wears a mask the whole time, the burden of acting falls on her. It turns out that she can get this key role compared to scarlett Johnson and other girls who later became famous, not just by fame.
Played by: The wayward girl Mathilda
Douban score: 9.4 Imdb rating: 8.6 Rotten Tomatoes: 72%
It's not uncommon for debuts to be at the pinnacle of her debut, and "This Killer Isn't Too Cold" isn't The Pinnacle of Natalie Portman, but she's hardly likely to make a more classic movie than this.
In fact, her film critics were not friendly to her, and she recalled in an interview that some people said that her performance was too exaggerated, especially the dancing part, which made people play instantly.
Indeed, Natalie at that time must still have a lot to learn, and the crying scene rumor that walked to leon's door was also the effect of others blowing menthol into her eyes.
However, the factor that must be taken into account is that she was just a teenage child at the time, and she had never been in the crew to shoot a scene, and she had no experience, but she could make the character image so vivid and vivid, not rigid and rigid, which was already valuable.
"This Killer Is Not Too Cold" brings Natalie Portman not only fame, but also the experience of working with filmmakers such as Luc Besson and Gary Oldman.
She is a good learner, so she is not tied up by the Lori image of "This Killer Is Not Too Cold". Years later, people wouldn't call her Mathilda or Lori, they would just call her Natalie Portman.
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Perfection is not controlled, it is exploded. - "Black Swan"