Natalie Portman ( born Natalie Portman , nee Natalie Hershlag [4] [5] , born Natalie Hershlag , or Neta Li Hershlag , Hebrew נטע-לי הֵרְשְׁלַג [ 6] [7] ; born June 9, 1981 [8] , Jerusalem , Israel ) - American theater and film actress of Israeli descent, film director , screenwriter and producer .
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 Portman at San Diego Comic-Con in 2019 | |
| Birth name | Neta Lee Hershlag |
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| Place of Birth | Jerusalem , Israel |
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| Profession | actress , filmmaker , screenwriter , producer |
| Career | 1994 - n. at. |
| Awards | Oscar (2011) The Golden Globe (2005, 2011) BAFTA (2011) Independent Spirit (2011) Saturn (2006, 2011) “ US Screen Actors Guild Award ” (2011) |
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She gained the greatest fame thanks to her participation in the films “ Leon ” ( 1994 , the debut role) and “ Intimacy ” ( 2004 , the Golden Globe Award and the nomination for BAFTA and Oscar nominations for Best Supporting Actress), as well as thanks to the trilogy - the prequel to Star Wars [9] . Winner of the Oscar , Golden Globe , BAFTA and Saturn awards in the nomination for Best Actress in the film Black Swan (2010).
There were Portman and other prominent roles in the movie, as well as in the theater. So, back in the 1990s, Natalie played the main roles in the films " Beautiful Girls " and " Anywhere, Just Not Here ." And in July 2001, Natalie played in the play based on the play by A. P. Chekhov “The Seagull” . She shaved her head and learned to speak with a British accent for her role in the film “ V is Vendetta ” (2006), for which she received the Saturn Award for Best Actress . Portman also played leading roles in the historical dramas Ghosts of Goya (2006) and Another Another of the Boleyn Family (2008). In May 2008, she became the youngest member of the jury of the 61st Cannes Film Festival [10] . Her directorial debut, the short film , opened the short film competition of the 65th Venice Film Festival [11] .
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Early Years and Education
Natalie Portman was born on June 9, 1981 in Jerusalem [12] [13] , in the family of Avner Herschlag and Shelley Stevens. The father of the actress is a specialist in the treatment of infertility and reproductive endocrinology , a professor at the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Hofstra Medical School ( Hofstra North Shore - Long Island Jewish School of Medicine at Hofstra University , USA, New York ), a graduate of the Hadassah School of Medicine, Hebrew University of Jerusalem [14] [15] . Mother is a former housewife, and now agent is Natalie [14] . The ancestors of the actress on the maternal side are Jews from the Russian Empire and Austria-Hungary (they immigrated to the United States from Kavsky and changed their surname from Edelstein to Stevens ), and on the paternal side - from Romania and Poland [16] . Her paternal grandfather, Natalie, whose parents died in Auschwitz , was a professor of economics in Israel, and her great-grandmother of Romanian descent was a British intelligence operative during World War II [16] [17] . The stage name “Portman” is the surname of the actress’s ancestors by her maternal grandmother, Bernice Stevens (nee Gurvich, 1924–2014) [18] [19] [20] .
Portman's parents met at a Jewish student center at Ohio State University , where her mother sold tickets. They began to correspond after the father returned to Israel, and a few years later his mother came to him and they got married. When Natalie was three years old, the family moved from Israel to the United States , where the girl’s father could improve their skills [21] . They first lived in Washington , where the actress attended ’s and learned to speak Hebrew , but in 1988 they moved to Connecticut and finally settled in Long Island , New York , in 1990 [22] ] . Natalie Portman has dual citizenship - the United States and Israel [23] . On this occasion, she said the following: “I love the United States very much, but my heart is in Jerusalem - there I feel at home” [16] .
From the age of four, Natalie studied dancing and performed with local troupes. The actress attended ’s Jewish elementary day in Glen Cove , New York , and graduated from High [22] . In 1998, while studying in high school, the actress became a co-author (along with scientists Ian Hurley and Jonathan Woodward) of a research work on the topic “Enzymatic Generation of Hydrogen ”, which gave her the opportunity to participate in , where she went to the semifinals [24] [25] [26] . In June 2003, Natalie became a Harvard graduate with a bachelor's degree in psychology [27] . “I'm not worried if college is ruining my career. I’d rather be educated than a movie star, ”she said in an interview with the New York Post [28] . In addition to her two native languages - Hebrew and English - Natalie studied French [29] , German [30] , Japanese [29] and Arabic [31] .
Career
First Roles
Portman spent all of her vacations at the . At the age of 10, Natalie participated in the casting for the play About a girl about to commit murder in order to get the main role in the school production, and was chosen as an understudy by Laura Bell Bundy [32] . When the girl was 10 years old, a Revlon agent suggested she become a model , but she refused, because she wanted to concentrate on acting [22] [33] . In an interview with one of the magazines, Portman said: “I was different from other children. I was more ambitious, I knew what I like and what I want, and worked hard. I was a very serious child. ” [34]
In 1993, Natalie auditioned for Luc Besson’s film “Leon” ( French: Léon ), where she played her first major role, a girl named Matilda , who is friends with the hit man Leon ( Jean Reno ). Soon after receiving the role, the actress took the pseudonym “Portman” for the sake of secrecy, but on the DVD with the director's version of the film she is mentioned in the credits as Natalie Hershlag [22] [35] . The film was released on November 18, 1994 and generally received positive reviews [36] . Thus, her debut in feature films took place when she was only 13 years old.
In the same year, Natalie appeared in the short television movie as Nina , the daughter of a woman with lung cancer named Bree (Lauren Cohn) [37] .
Career Development
In 1995, Portman played in the movie " Fight " with Al Pacino and Robert De Niro . She appeared in the role of Lauren Gustafson , the adopted daughter of the protagonist. Although the film did not receive any awards, it was noted by critics and became commercially successful.
In 1996, three films with the participation of Natalie were released immediately. The first was the role of Marty in the melodrama " Beautiful Girls " - a film about the life and relationships of former classmates. Then came the role of Laura Dendridge in Woody Allen ’s musical “ Everyone Says I Love You .” The third was the movie Mars Attacks! "- a fantastic comedy by Tim Burton about an attempt to capture the planet by the Martians. Here Natalie was played by Taffy Dale , the daughter of the US president. Portman was supposed to get the lead role in the movie Romeo + Juliet , but director Baz Lurmann decided that she was too small and the role went to Claire Danes [33] .
Natalie played a major role in the Broadway production of Anne Frank 's Diary (1997) based on a real- life diary of a Jewish girl , which she kept during the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands .
First Nominations
In May 1999, George Lucas's film Star Wars. Episode I. The Phantom Menace ” with Portman as Padme Amidala , Queen of the Planet of Naboo . Before filming, Natalie had not seen the previous films of the series. Although in technical nominations the picture claimed the Oscar , in general it received mixed reviews from critics and was nominated for seven Golden Raspberry awards , including the nomination for the worst screen pair (Natalie Portman and Jake Lloyd ). However, the film grossed $ 924.3 million worldwide and became the ninth highest-grossing film.
It is also interesting that the role of Sabe , the servant of Padme Amidala, appearing in her image to protect the queen, was played by Keira Knightley , who looks very much like Natalie Portman. Sabe's phrases in the film were duplicated by Natalie's voice. Even the mothers of these two actresses could not distinguish one from the other when they were in makeup [38] . Prior to this role, Keira Knightley played inconspicuous roles in series and on television. Thus, the role of Sabe became her first in a big movie, and she got it solely due to the outward resemblance to Natalie Portman. Therefore, Natalie influenced, albeit indirectly, on Kira’s career [39] .
In September of that year, Natalie appeared in the drama “ Anywhere, Not Here .” She played Anne August , a girl whose views on life are different from her mother's plans ( Susan Sarandon ). For this role, Portman was nominated for the Young Actor and Golden Globe Award (Best Supporting Actress) [40] . The critic Mary Elizabeth Williams called the actress “amazing” and noted that she “unlike other actresses of her age, is not too sentimental and not too courageous” [41] . At first, she refused to play a major role in this film, as the original version of the script provided for a sexual scene with Natalie. But before filming began, Susan Sarandon told the producers that she would not star in the film if Natalie Portman did not play the role of her daughter. Therefore, she, along with director Wayne Wang, demanded a revision of the script, which was done, and Natalie joined the project [22] .
Natalie also played in the movie Where the Heart Is (2000). Her heroine, a 17-year-old pregnant girl Novalie Nation , remains alone in a foreign city, without a livelihood and people who can help her, and decides to start her life anew. For this role, Natalie was nominated for the Young Actor and Teen Choice Awards and won the Young Star Awards.
Studying at the University
After filming in the film “Where the Heart Is,” Portman entered the Department of Psychology at Harvard University [22] . In an interview, she stated that over the next four years she would not be filming anywhere except Star Wars in order to concentrate on her studies [42] . Natalie helped the famous American lawyer Alan Dershowitz in his research, which was noted in his book “The case of Israel” [43] . Portman’s response to an anti-Israeli essay published in the university newspaper was considered to be written quite well [44] . In 2002, Natalie co-authored a research paper entitled “ Frontal Lobe Activation During Object Permanence” [45] [46] .
The scientific work of Portman made her one of the few actresses with a certain Erdoшаs-Bacon number (she has it 5 + 2 = 7, see also Erdoшаs number ) - this is a semi-joke method based on theories of a tight world and six handshakes , which determines the minimum total number connections through scientific works and roles in films that separate a certain person, respectively, from the Hungarian mathematician Paul Erdös and the American actor Kevin Bacon . In 2003, the actress graduated from Harvard with a bachelor's degree in psychology. In the spring of 2004, Portman studied at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem [32] . In March 2006, she gave a lecture at Columbia University on the topic of countering terrorism, telling, in particular, about the film “V stands for Vendetta” [47] .
During her studies, Natalie did not stop acting. From June to September 2000, she participated in the filming of Star Wars. Episode II. Attack of the Clones ” , held in Sydney , as well as in Spain , Italy and Tunisia . Released on May 16, 2002, the film, like the previous one in the series, did not receive wide acclaim from critics. This time Portman was nominated for two Golden Raspberry awards (the worst female supporting role and worst screen pair), but at the same time, the actress received a Saturn nomination and won the Teen Choice Awards .
In July 2001, Natalie played Nina in a play based on the play by A.P. Chekhov “The Seagull” at the Theater in Central Park . Meryl Streep , Kevin Kline and Philip Seymour Hoffman were also involved in this production of Mike Nichols [22] [48] . In the same year, she became one of many celebrities who appeared in minor roles in Ben Stiller ’s comedy “Model Male” . Portman also played a small role in Anthony Minghella 's Cold Mountain military drama with Nicole Kidman and Jude Law .
Subsequent work
In 2004, Natalie appeared in two independent films. The first was Zach Braff 's drama Country of Gardens , where she played a pathological liar named Sam . The film was widely recognized by critics, participated in the Sundance Film Festival and received the Independent Spirit Award for best debut film, and Natalie was nominated for two MTV Movie Awards and four Teen Choice Awards for this role. Then came the role of Alice in Mike Nichols ’s film "Intimacy . " Alice Aires is a young stripper who has just arrived in London from America. The film tells the story of her relationship with Dan Wolfe ( Jude Law ). Portman received the Golden Globe Award for this role, and was also nominated for many other awards, including the Oscars and BAFTA [49] [50] .
May 15, 2005 at the Cannes Film Festival the premiere of the last of the prequels to Star Wars, entitled Star Wars. Episode III. Revenge of the Sith . " This episode was received by critics and the public much warmer than the previous two films. In addition, the picture was the highest grossing film of the year in the United States [51] . Natalie’s game was honored with Saturn and Teen Choice Awards nominations . Then the picture “Free Zone” came out. On the set of the film in Jerusalem, Natalie was preparing for the kiss scene. Passersby noticed that the Wailing Wall falls into the frame and drove off the actress and the entire crew.
At the end of the year, the premiere of the film "V means Vendetta" with Portman in the main female role. The tape is based on the eponymous dystopian graphic novel by Alan Moore . The action takes place in 2038, in which Britain is a totalitarian state. In the story, the heroine Natalie, a girl named Ivy Hammond , is arrested for anti-government activities, so the actress had to shave her head [52] . Regarding her new haircut, Natalie said: "The drastic irreversible changes are always interesting, and that is what gave me the courage." Natalie also specifically engaged in a stage speech teacher, learning to speak with a British accent [53] . For the role of Ivy, the actress has been nominated for the Saturn and Teen Choice Awards for the umpteenth time . The lead singer noted the political importance of the film and mentioned that the main character, who recruits Ivy to the members of the anti-government group, often does bad things that the audience doesn't like. Natalie wanted to play this role, because, being a citizen of Israel, she sees the problems of terrorism and violence as extremely urgent. The actress also said that the film does not draw any clear and precise conclusions, leaving this right to the audience [54] .
In the film almanac “Paris, I Love You” (2006), Natalie played in the fragment “Faubourg Saint-Denis”. Her character, a girl named Francine , a future actress, falls in love with a blind man named Thomas (Cupronickel Beslon). At the end of 2006, Milos Forman 's film “The Ghosts of Goya” was released , where Portman appeared in the role of Ines Belbatua , the muse of the famous Spanish portrait painter Francisco Goya . Prior to this, the director had not seen a single work by Natalie, but noticed her resemblance to the girl in Goya's painting “ Milkwoman from Bordeaux ” and invited him to shoot [55] .
March 4, 2006, Natalie took part in the show " Saturday Night Live " [56] . In SNL Digital Short, she portrayed an angry gangsta rapper interviewing Chris Parnell. The song "Rap Natalie" was released in 2009 on the album "Incredibad" by the American comedic group The Lonely Island [57] . In another sketch, she played a student named Rebecca Herschlag (real name of the actress) at the Bat Mitzvah celebration , and in another sketch she played a specialist in reproductive medicine (profession of the father of the actress).
In May 2007, Wong Karwai ’s film “My Blueberry Nights” with Portman in one of the secondary roles opened the competition program of the 60th Cannes Film Festival . Heroine Natalie - Leslie , a girl player, accustomed to bluffing and therefore considering the message about the imminent death of her father another lie. When it turns out that her father really died, she feels guilty for not believing. This role Portman received high marks from critics, because, according to Richard Corliss , “this time she plays not a street girl or a child princess, but a mature, inclined woman, and the actress can no longer use her attractive appearance for the good in the frame ". In the same year, Natalie voiced Bart Simpson's girlfriend Darcy in the episode "The Little Big Girl " of the 18th season of The Simpsons . Natalie Portman also appeared in Michelle Gondry’s music video by Paul McCartney 's Dance Tonight from his 2007 album Almost Almost Full [58] .
On September 3, two films were released at once featuring Portman: the adventure comedy "Train to Darjeeling" and the short film "Hotel Chevalier" , which is the prologue to this film. In both paintings, Natalie played the episodic role of the girlfriend of the youngest of the three brothers, Jack . At the Chevalier Hotel, she appeared naked for the second time in her career (the first time was in the film Ghosts of Goya) [59] . In November, film “The Wonderland” saw the light of day. Portman appeared in the role of Molly Mahoney , a young pianist who works in Mr. Magorium’s toy store ( Dustin Hoffman ).
February 2008 was marked by the release of the rental of the historical drama “ Another of the Boleyn Family ” about the era of the reign of King Henry VIII and the rivalry of the sisters Anna (Natalie Portman) and Mary ( Scarlett Johansson ) Boleyn for his heart. After the release of this film, Blender magazine named Natalie one of the hottest women in film and television.
In 2008, Portman also tried herself as a director. Her directorial debut, the short film , was presented on September 1 in an out-of-competition screening at the Venice Film Festival . This is a film about a young woman interfering in a romantic date with her grandmother because of the need to take care of her and her elderly partner. The main roles in this film were played by the Hollywood legends Lorin Bacall and Ben Gazzara [60] . As Natalie said, she always admired the older generation and drew inspiration for the image of the elderly heroine of her film from her own grandmother [61] . On September 6, the New York, I Love You movie release was released, in which Natalie was the director of one of the short stories, and also played the main role (Rifka Malone) in another.
Recent Movies and Current Projects
In October 2009, the premiere of the military drama The Brothers starring Jake Gyllenhaal , Toby Maguire, and Natalie starred. The film is about the suddenly flared up feelings between Grace Cahill and Tommy , the younger brother of her husband Sam , who went to war in Afghanistan .
In autumn 2010, the film " Love and Other Circumstances " was released with Portman in the title role. Her character is the young lawyer Emilia Greenleaf , who survived a terrible tragedy: her newborn daughter Isabelle died, having lived only three days. Emilia falls into a deep depression. To regain a taste for life, the heroine helps communication with the spouse's son from his first marriage. Natalie is also the producer of this picture.
In September 2010, the Black Swan was released by Darren Aronofsky (premiered in Russia in February 2011). In it, Portman played a ballerina, whose desire to get a role in the ballet "Swan Lake" develops into an obsession. To prepare for this role, she had to train from 5 to 8 hours every day for 6 months and lose weight by 9 kilograms [62] . However, in the end, most of the stage productions were performed by Sarah Lane, a prima ballerina of the American Ballet Theater with 22 years of experience. According to Lane herself, Portman is an amazing actress, but in a year and a half it is absolutely impossible to achieve the level of professionalism that was required to perform extremely difficult scenes in the film even for experienced ballerinas [63] .
In January 2011, Natalie received the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress for her role in this film. And in February 2011 she received an Oscar in the same category. After receiving the Oscar for Portman, a dispute arose over who performed most of the dance on stage in the film [64] . Sarah Lane claimed that Natalie performed only 5% of the dance. In addition, the ballerina said that the filmmakers asked her not to talk about it until the award ceremony takes place [65] . Director Aronofsky defended the actress, insisting that Portman performed 80% of the dance [65] .
January 21, 2011 the romantic comedy “ More Than Sex ” was released. The company actress was Ashton Kutcher . The picture gathered a good cash register, having paid back the production budget several times [66] . Many critics believed that the role in this film could discredit the "serious status" of the actress and put an end to receiving an Oscar for her role in the film "Black Swan" (which ultimately did not happen) [67] . The actress herself admitted that she does not like to star in romantic comedies, explaining the desire to star in this film by the fact that he is not like all the other films of this genre [68] .
The next acting work of Natalie was again the comedy " Brave Pepper ", the world premiere of which was held on April 8, 2011, and on May 12 the picture was released in Russia. But this film was already much less popular with viewers, having failed at the box office, not having recouped the production budget and having received, for the most part, devastating reviews of film critics [69] . Roger Ebert put the film only one star out of four, calling the heroine Portman a clone of Xena , who has no personality [70] .
After experimenting with comedic films, Portman returned to dramatic roles, playing the role of Jane Foster in Kenneth Brann 's film “ Thor, ” which was released in Russian distribution on April 28, 2011. The picture gathered a good box office, receiving, for the most part, positive reviews from film critics. In particular, Alex Exler praised Natalie Portman, saying that she played even better than required for the comic book [71] .
In 2012, she took part in the creation of Paul McCartney's studio album Kisses on the Bottom , and also starred in the video clip for the song “My Valentine” together with Johnny Depp [72] .
In July 2013, she announced the filming of her first film based on the book by the writer Amos Oz “A Tale of Love and Darkness” - tragicomic memoirs that take place during the formation of the State of Israel. The film became the directorial debut of Portman, who also participated in writing the script and played in the tape the insane mother of the protagonist [73] . The premiere of the film adaptation took place at the 2015 Cannes Film Festival [74] .
In 2016, the actress starred in Pablo Larrain 's Jackie , a biographical drama about the fate of Jacqueline Kennedy , the wife of US President John F. Kennedy , after her husband was killed. [75] This role brought her the Screen Actors Guild Award, as well as nominations for the Oscars , Golden Globes and BAFTA in the category "Best Actress".
In 2018, the sci-fi horror film “ Annihilation ” was released, in which Portman starred in one of the main roles, playing the role of a biologist and a former soldier [76] [77] . Benjamin Lee, writing for The Guardian , called the Portman game “a strong, desperately compelling performance involving us in her mission and the marriage connected with her (flashbacks telling about her relationship with Isaac are surprisingly cute, witty and sexy), causing empathy without any sentimentality ” [78] . In the same year, Portman could be seen in the musical drama Voice of Lux , where she played the role of the famous singer, who in her childhood witnessed the massacre, which left an imprint on her entire subsequent life. Also, in 2018, the world premiere of the film “The Death and Life of John F. Donovan ” took place. In it, Portman was played by the mother of the character Jacob Trumble , who at the age of 11 entered into correspondence with the famous actor John Donovan .
Personal life and beliefs
Portman became a vegetarian when she was eight years old [79] , abandoning all kinds of meat - after seeing a demonstration of a surgical laser on a chicken during a medical conference with her father. In 2009, after reading Jonathan Safran Foer ’s book, “ Meat. Eating Animals ”, abandoned all other animal products and became a strict vegan [80] . However, during her pregnancy in 2011, she returned from veganism to vegetarianism, again consuming eggs and dairy products [81] [82] .
Natalie protects animal rights and the environment . She does not wear fur , feathers or skin . “All my shoes are from Target or from Stella McCartney ,” she said. In 2007, Natalie launched her own line of shoes made of artificial materials [83] , and also traveled to Rwanda with to make a documentary called “ Gorillas on the Brink ” [84] . As a child, Portman was a member of the environmental vocal and dance group World Patrol Kids. She is also a member of the One Voice movement [85] . It was announced that in 2009 the actress will take part in an advertising campaign for PETA ( People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals ), directed against the use of natural fur [86] .
In 2004 and 2005, Natalie visited Uganda , Guatemala and Ecuador as an ambassador for , which helps people in poor countries get microloans to start their own business [87] . In a behind-the-scenes interview at the Philadelphia Live 8 concert and on PBS's Foreign Exchange with Fareed Zakaria show , the actress also talked about microfinance [88] . The host of the program, Farid Zakaria, said that “he was always afraid to include celebrities in their program with their fashionable reasons”, but agreed to include the episode with Portman, since “she really was in the subject” [89] . On April 29, 2007, Portman discussed her work with FINCA in the ABC This Week with George Stephanopoulos Sunday morning program, and how it can benefit women and children in Third World countries. [90] In the fall of that year, Natalie visited several universities, including Harvard , University of California, Los Angeles and Berkeley , Stanford , Princeton , New York, and Columbia , to tell students about the power of microfinance and convince them to join FINCA. [91] In 2010, thanks to her active propaganda work among young people, Natalie was nominated for the Do Something Award on VH1 , which is awarded to people who do something good [92] .
The actress took part in the presidential campaigns of different years, being a supporter of the Democratic Party . She criticized George W. Bush’s policies and joked that those who support Bush, “the president who spent more days on vacation than any of his predecessors,” should give him “long leave” [93] . In 2004, she supported Democratic candidate John Kerry , and in the 2008 primaries, Senator Hillary Clinton . When Barack Obama was elected presidential candidate for the Democratic Party, Natalie also supported his campaign. [94] However, in a 2008 interview, she said: “To some extent, John McCain even impressed me. I do not agree with his attitude to the war, which in itself is important, but I think that he is a very moral person ” [95] . In 2012, she again supported Obama. In 2018, Portman refused to travel to Israel and receive the Genesis Prize, citing reluctance to endorse the activities of Prime Minister Netanyahu , whose performance was expected at the ceremony. Portman explained that “the ill-treatment of those who suffer from today's atrocities simply does not meet my Jewish values,” presumably referring to the use of force by the Israeli army against Palestinian protesters on the border with the Gaza Strip [96] .
Portman had a romantic relationship with actors Gael Garcia Bernal and Jake Gyllenhaal . In the May 2002 issue of Vogue magazine, Natalie named actor and musician Lucas Haas and musician Moby her close friends [97] . Although it was reported that the actress is dating the lead singer of Maroon 5, Adam Levin , the latter claims that they are just friends. It is assumed that Natalie also met with a member of the famous family of multibillionaires Net Rothschild. Having starred in the video for the song “Carmensita”, Portman began dating Venezuelan folk singer Devendra Banhart [98] . Their relationship ended in September 2008 [99] .
During the filming of The Black Swan, Natalie began dating New York City Ballet dancer Benjamin Milpieu , a French Jewish descent [100] . On December 27, 2010, representatives of the actress told the press that Natalie and Benjamin were engaged and were expecting a child [101] [102] . On June 14, 2011, Natalie gave birth to a son, Aleph Milpieu-Portman [103] [104] [105] [106] . On August 4, 2012, Portman and Milpieu got married [107] . On February 22, 2017, the daughter Amalia Milpieu-Portman was born [108] [109] [110] .
Filmography
Acting
| Year | Russian name | original name | Role | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1994 | f | Leon | Leon | Matilda |
| 1994 | core | Developing | Nina | |
| 1995 | f | Scramble | Heat | Lauren Gustafson |
| 1996 | f | Beautiful girls | Beautiful girls | Marty |
| 1996 | f | Everybody says that I love you | Everyone Says I Love You | Laura Dendridge |
| 1996 | f | Mars attacks! | Mars Attacks! | Taffy dale |
| 1999 | f | Star Wars. Episode I: The Phantom Menace | Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace | Queen Amidala / Padme |
| 1999 | f | Anywhere but here | Anywhere but here | Anne August |
| 2000 | f | Where the heart is | Where the heart is | Novalie Nation |
| 2001 | f | Model male | Zoolander | cameo |
| 2002 | f | Star Wars. Episode II: Attack of the Clones | Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones | Senator Padme Amidala |
| 2003 | f | Cold mountain | Cold mountain | Sarah |
| 2004 | f | Country Gardens | Garden state | Samantha / Sam |
| 2004 | f | Proximity | Closer | Alice Aires / Jane Jones |
| 2005 | f | Star Wars. Episode III: Revenge of the Sith | Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith | Padme Amidala |
| 2005 | f | Free zone | Free zone | Rebecca |
| 2005 | f | V means vendetta | V for vendetta | Ivy Hammond |
| 2006 | f | Paris, I love you | Paris, je t'aime | Francine |
| 2006 | f | Ghosts of Goya | Goya's ghosts | Ines Bilbatua / Alicia |
| 2007 - 2012 | ms | The Simpsons | The simpsons | Darcy |
| 2007 | f | My blueberry nights | My blueberry nights | Leslie |
| 2007 | core | Hotel Chevalier | Hotel chevalier | Jack's girlfriend |
| 2007 | f | Darjeeling Train | The Darjeeling Limited | Jack's ex-girlfriend |
| 2007 | f | Miracle shop | Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium | Molly Mahoney |
| 2008 | f | Another of the Boleyn clan | The Other Boleyn Girl | Ann Bolein |
| 2009 | f | New york i love you | New York, I Love You | Reef |
| 2009 | f | Love and other circumstances | Love and Other Impossible Pursuits | Emily Greenleaf |
| 2009 | f | Brothers | Brothers | Grace Cahill |
| 2010 | f | Hash | Hesher | Nicole |
| 2010 | f | Black Swan | Black swan | Nina Sayers |
| 2011 | f | More than sex | No Strings Attached | Emma Kurtzman |
| 2011 | f | Brave pepper | Your highness | Isabel |
| 2011 | f | Thor | Thor | Jane Foster |
| 2013 | f | Thor 2: Kingdom of Darkness | Thor: the dark world | Jane Foster |
| 2015 | f | Cup knight | Knight of cups | Elizabeth |
| 2015 | f | A tale of love and darkness | A tale of love and darkness | Fanya Oz |
| 2015 | f | The heyday of the insensitive bastards | Laura | |
| 2016 | f | Jane takes the gun | Jane got a gun | Jane hammond |
| 2016 | f | Jackie | Jackie | Jacqueline Kennedy |
| 2016 | f | Planetarium | Planetarium | Laura Barlow |
| 2017 | f | Song by song | Song to song | Ronda |
| 2018 | f | Annihilation | Annihilation | Lana |
| 2018 | f | The death and life of John F. Donovan | The Death and Life of John F. Donovan | Sam Turner |
| 2018 | f | Voice Suite | Vox lux | Celeste |
| 2019 | f | Avengers: Final | Avengers: Endgame | Jane Foster |
Directing
| Year | Title | original name | Role |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2008 | Eve | producer | |
| 2008 | New york i love you | New York, I Love You | director, screenwriter |
| 2009 | Love and other circumstances | Love and Other Impossible Pursuits | executive producer |
| 2010 | Hash | Hesher | producer |
| 2011 | More than sex | No Strings Attached | executive producer |
| 2015 | The seventh fire | executive producer | |
| 2015 | A tale of love and darkness | A tale of love and darkness | director, screenwriter, producer |
| 2016 | Pride and Prejudice and Zombies | Pride and Prejudice and Zombies | producer |
| 2016 | Jane takes the gun | Jane got a gun | producer |
Theater Roles
- 1994 -
- 1997 - The Anne Frank Diary - Anna Frank
- 2001 - The Seagull - Nina
Awards and nominations
For a complete list of awards and nominations, visit IMDb.com [111] .
| Awards and nominations | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reward | Year | Category | Job | Result |
| Oscar | 2005 | Best Actress in a Supporting Role | Proximity | Nomination |
| 2011 | Best Actress | Black Swan | Victory | |
| 2017 | Best Actress | Jackie | Nomination | |
| Association of Women Film Journalists Award | 2011 | Best Actress | Black Swan | Nomination |
| Boston Film Critics Society Award | 2010 | Best Actress in a Supporting Role | Black Swan | Victory |
| BAFTA | 2005 | Best Actress in a Supporting Role | Proximity | Nomination |
| 2011 | Best Actress | Black Swan | Victory | |
| Film Critics Association Award | 2005 | Best Actress in a Supporting Role | Proximity | Nomination |
| 2005 | Best Acting Ensemble ( with Jude Law , Clive Owen and Julia Roberts ) | Proximity | Nomination | |
| 2011 | Best Actress | Black Swan | Victory | |
| Chicago Film Critics Association Award | 1996 | Best Actress in a Supporting Role | Beautiful girls | Nomination |
| 1996 | The most promising actress | Beautiful girls | Nomination | |
| 2009 | Best Actress in a Supporting Role | Brothers | Nomination | |
| Golden globe | 2000 | Best Actress in a Supporting Role - Motion Picture | Anywhere but here | Nomination |
| 2005 | Best Actress in a Supporting Role - Motion Picture | Proximity | Victory | |
| 2011 | Best Actress - Drama | Black Swan | Victory | |
| 2017 | Best Actress - Drama | Jackie | Nomination | |
| Golden raspberries | 1999 | Worst acting duo ( with Jake Lloyd ) | Star Wars. Episode I: The Phantom Menace | Nomination |
| 2003 | Worst supporting actress | Star Wars. Episode II: Attack of the Clones | Nomination | |
| 2003 | Worst acting duet ( with Hayden Christensen ) | Star Wars. Episode II: Attack of the Clones | Nomination | |
| Independent spirit | 2011 | Best Actress | Black Swan | Victory |
| Irish Film and Television Award | 2005 | Best International Actress | Country Gardens | Nomination |
| London Film Critics Award | 2005 | Actress of the Year | Proximity | Nomination |
| 2011 | Actress of the Year | Black Swan | Nomination | |
| MTV Movie Awards | 2005 | Best Actress | Country Gardens | Nomination |
| 2011 | Best Actress | Black Swan | Nomination | |
| 2005 | Best Kiss ( with Zach Braff ) | Country Gardens | Nomination | |
| 2011 | The best kiss ( with Mila Kunis ) | Black Swan | Nomination | |
| 2011 | Best moment | Black Swan | Nomination | |
| US National Film Critics Council | 2004 | Best Acting Ensemble ( with Jude Law , Clive Owen and Julia Roberts ) | Proximity | Victory |
| New York Online Film Critics Award | 2010 | Best Actress | Black Swan | Victory |
| Film Critics Society Online Award | 2005 | Best Supporting Actress | Proximity | Nomination |
| 2010 | Best Actress | Black Swan | Victory | |
| People choice | 2005 | Favorite movie | Proximity | Nomination |
| San Diego Film Critics Society Award | 2004 | Best Supporting Actress | Proximity | Victory |
| Satellite | 2005 | Best Actress in a Supporting Drama | Proximity | Nomination |
| 2005 | Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy | Country Gardens | Nomination | |
| 2010 | Best Actress in a Drama | Black Swan | Nomination | |
| Saturn | 2000 | Best Young Actor or Actress | Star Wars. Episode I: The Phantom Menace | Nomination |
| 2003 | Best Young Actor or Actress | Star Wars. Episode II: Attack of the Clones | Nomination | |
| 2006 | Best Actress | Star Wars. Episode III: Revenge of the Sith | Nomination | |
| 2006 | Best Actress | V - means vendetta | Victory | |
| 2010 | Best Actress | Brothers | Nomination | |
| 2011 | Best Actress | Black Swan | Victory | |
| US Screen Actors Guild Award | 2011 | Best Actress | Black Swan | Victory |
| Teen Choice Awards | 2000 | Best Actress ( Drama / Action ) | Where the heart is | Nomination |
| 2002 | Best Actress ( Drama / Action ) | Star Wars. Episode II: Attack of the Clones | Victory | |
| 2002 | Best Screen Pair ( with Hayden Christensen ) | Star Wars. Episode II: Attack of the Clones | Nomination | |
| 2005 | Best Actress ( Drama ) | Proximity | Nomination | |
| 2005 | Best Actress ( Drama ) | Country Gardens | Nomination | |
| 2005 | Best Actress ( Action ) | Star Wars. Episode III: Revenge of the Sith | Nomination | |
| 2005 | Best screen liar | Country Gardens | Nomination | |
| 2005 | Best kiss | Country Gardens | Nomination | |
| 2005 | Best love scene | Country Gardens | Nomination | |
| 2006 | Best Actress ( Drama / Action ) | V means vendetta | Nomination | |
| 2011 | Best Actress ( Drama ) | Black Swan | Victory | |
| 2011 | Best Actress ( romantic comedy ) | More than sex | Nomination | |
| 2011 | Best kiss | Black Swan | Nomination | |
| Toronto Film Critics Association Award | 2011 | Best Actress | Black Swan | Nomination |
| Vancouver Film Critics Award | 2005 | Best Actress in a Supporting Role | Proximity | Nomination |
| 2005 | Best Actress in a Supporting Role | Country Gardens | Nomination | |
| 2011 | Best Actress | Black Swan | Nomination | |
| Washington Film Critics Association Award | 2010 | Best Actress | Black Swan | Nomination |
| Young actor | 2000 | Best Young Actress | Anywhere but here | Nomination |
| 2001 | Best Young Actress | Where the heart is | Nomination | |
Notes
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Literature
- Dickerson, James L. Natalie Portman: Queen of Hearts (ECW Press, 2002)
Links
- Portman, Natalie on the Internet Broadway Database
- Portman, Natalie, on the Internet Off-Broadway Database
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