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Natalie Portman was born in 1981 to a Jewish family in Israel, the only daughter of the family. At the age of 3, she immigrated to New York with her parents; at the age of 4, she began to learn dance and perform in a local dance troupe; at the age of 11, she was discovered by a star scout in a fast food restaurant and invited to be a child model, but she refused. Natalie Portman speaks 6 languages: English, French, Japanese, German, Hebrew, and Arabic. From elementary school to high school, she took a homework. In high school, she attended a public school on Long Island, New York, where she was a semi-finalist for an Intel Science Prize paper titled "An Easy Way to Demonstrate oxygen Enzymes for Sugar." Later, when Natalie Portman graduated from high school, she received both Yale and Harvard acceptance letters, and she eventually chose to study psychology at Harvard University.
In 1994, 13-year-old Natalie Portman auditioned for the crime action film "This Killer Is Not Too Cold" and was successfully selected to play Matilda, a stubborn and independent little girl in the film; in December, she starred in the crime action film "The Line of Fire" with Al Pacino and Robert De Niro. In 1995, he starred in the romantic comedy film "Love Specialty" directed by Ted Demi, and in the same year, he co-starred in the romantic comedy film "Everybody Says I Love You" with Julia Roberts and Drew Barrymore. In February 1996, he starred in the sci-fi comedy film "Martians Playing Earth" directed by Tim Burton.
In 1997, he participated in the stage play "The Diary of Anne Frank", in which he played a girl with a complex personality, Anne Frank; in the same year, he starred in the feature film "The End of the Heart" directed by Wang Ying; in June, he co-starred in the science fiction action movie "Star Wars Prequel 1: The Threat of Ghosts" with Ivan McGregor and Jack Lloyd, in which he played padme Amidala, the queen of the planet Naboo.
In 1998, he co-starred in the love movie "Sweetheart" with Stocard Channing and Joan Cusack, playing the tough young mother Novali Reissin. In June 2000, she co-starred in the science fiction film Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones with Ivan McGregor and Hayden Christensen, in which she played Padmé Amidala, a member of the Galactic Council, for which she was nominated for Best Actress at the 29th Saturn Awards.
In July 2001, he participated in Chekhov's play "Seagull", directed by Mike Nix and co-produced by the New York Public Theater .[30] In July 2002, he starred in the war film "Cold Mountain" directed by Anthony Minggra, and in the same year, he starred in the love movie "Paris, I Love You" with Juliet Binoche and Steve Bussimi. In April 2003, he co-starred with Zach Bluff in the romantic comedy film "Love Returns to New Jersey", in which he played the beautiful, kind girl Saman, and in June, starred in the science fiction film "Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith" directed by George Lucas, in which he played Padmé Amidala, a member of the Naboo planet in the Galactic Council.
In 2004, she starred in the emotional film "Stealing Hearts" directed by Mike Nichols, in which she played alice in the underground dance hall, for which she won the 62nd Golden Globe Awards for Best Supporting Actress, the 77th Academy Awards best supporting actress nominations, and in the same year, starred in the feature film "Free Zone". In March 2005, she co-starred in the sci-fi action film "V-Word Vendetta" with Hugo Vivian and John Hurt, in which she played Ivy Hammond, who was entangled with the mysterious freak v, and won the 33rd Saturn Award for Best Actress for this film[8]; in the same year, she co-starred in the biographical film "The Spirit of Goya" with Javier Baden, Stran Scarsgard, etc., playing the young and beautiful model Ines.
In June 2006, he starred in the love movie "Blueberry Night" directed by Wong Kar-wai, playing Leslie, a girl who did not know the height of the sky, and in the same year, he co-starred in the adventure comedy film "Crossing Darjeeling" with Owen Wilson and Adrian Brody. In October 2007, she starred in the thriller war film Brothers directed by Jim Sheridan, in which she played Grace, the wife of Marine Tom, for which she was nominated for Best Actress at the 36th Saturn Awards; on November 16, the fantasy comedy film "Margarem's Toy Shop" starring Dustin Hoffman was released, in which she played toy store manager Molly Mahoney; in the same year, she starred in the love movie "Scarlett Johnson, Eric Barner" and others. Another Boyn's Girl" in the film as Anne Pauline, who wants to become Queen of England.
In May 2008, Natalie Portman was invited to be a jury member at the Cannes Film Festival; in September, she participated in the Venice Film Festival with her debut film Eve; in the same year, she wrote and directed the love inspirational film "New York, I Love You"; in November, she starred in the comedy film "The Other Woman" directed by Don Ross, and served as the producer of the film. In February 2009, he co-starred in the feature film "Heather" with Joseph Gordon-Levitt and others, in which he played Nicole, a well-dressed grocery store employee, and served as the producer of the film; in July, he co-starred in the fantasy adventure film "His Royal Highness the Prince" with James Franco and Danny McBned, in which he played the princess Isabel who embarked on an adventure to save her father's kingdom; in October, she starred in the feature film "Black Swan" directed by Darren Aronofsky. Played The New York ballet dancer Nina in the film.
In 2010, she co-starred in the love film "No Asking for Anything in Return" with Ashton Kutcher, in which she played Emma, a trainee doctor, and served as the film's producer; in the same year, Natalie Portman was nominated for best actress at the 15th American Broadcasting Film Critics Association Awards for "Black Swan". On May 8, 2011, the sci-fi action film Thor, starring With Chris Hemsworth and Tom Hiddleston, was released in China as astronomer Jane Foster; in the same year, Natalie Portman won the 83rd Academy Awards for Best Actress, the 68th Golden Globe Award for Best Actress in a Feature Film, the 64th British Academy Film Awards for Best Actress, the 37th Saturn Awards for Best Actress, the 17th Screen Actors Guild Awards for Best Actress, The 22nd Palm Springs International Film Festival Desert Palm Actress Achievement Award, 2010 Online Film Critics Association Awards for Best Actress and other awards.
In July 2012, she starred in the love film "Knight of the Holy Grail" directed by Terrence Malik, in which she played the beautiful Hollywood actress Elizabeth; in September, she starred in the sci-fi action movie "Thor 2: The Dark World" directed by Alan Taylor; and on December 25, Natalie Portman topped the list of "most cost-effective" actors in Hollywood published by Forbes. In 2013, Natalie Portman wrote and directed herself in the feature film The Story of Love and Darkness, in which she played Fania, the daughter of a Polish miller; in February, she co-starred in the Western action film Jane with Ivan McGregor and Joel Edgerton, in which she played Jane, a brave woman with a soft and introverted woman.
In 2015, she starred in the biographical film "First Lady" with Peter Sassgaard and Greta Gerweger, in which she played Jacqueline Kennedy, the wife of US President John F. Kennedy; in May, she starred in the feature film "The Foundations of Sex", in which she played Ruth Bard Ginsburg, the second female judge in the history of the US Supreme Court; on August 21, Natalie Portman ranked 18th in the list of the world's highest paid actresses published by Forbes; in the same year, she starred in the documentary "The Seventh Heavy Fire" Producer. In September 2016, she co-starred in the feature film "The Death and Life of John Donovan" with Kit Harrington and Susan Sarandon; on November 16, the fantasy film "Planetarium" co-starring Lily Rose Depp and others was released, playing Kate's sister Lola in the film; on December 15, Natalie Portman was invited to attend the 21st Huading Awards Global Film Satisfaction Awards and won the Jury Award.
On March 17, 2017, the musical love film "The Singing" was released with Ryan Gosling, Rooney Mara and others; on October 27, the feature film "The Heyday of insensitive Bastards" co-starring Rick Rodriguez and Matthew Modion was released; in the same year, Natalie Portman won the Desert Palm Actress Achievement Award at the 28th Palm Springs International Film Festival and the Best Actress at the 89th Academy Awards for "The Secret of the First Lady"; in the same year, Natalie Portman won the Desert Palm Actress Achievement Award at the 28th Palm Springs International Film Festival and the Best Actress at the 89th Academy Awards. Nominated for Best Actress in a Drama Series at the 74th Golden Globe Awards, Best Actress at the 70th British Academy Film Awards, Best Actress at the 23rd Screen Actors Guild Awards, and Best Actress at the 32nd Independent Spirit Awards.
In February 2018, he starred in the feature film "The Sound of Light" directed by Brady Corbett; on April 13, the sci-fi thriller "Annihilation", co-starring Jennifer Jason Lee and Gina Rodriguez, was released, playing Lena, a professor at Johns Hopkins University. On October 4, 2019, the sci-fi movie "Lucy in the Sky" starring her premiered in Los Angeles. In 2020, he starred in the sci-fi action film "Thor 4: Love and Thunder" directed by Taiga Viditti, in which she played the female Thor Jane Foster.