Gold Derby website has published a long video interview with Natalie, recorded during the press junket of Vox Lux at the Four Seasons hotel last week. It´s great, here it is:
Finally we have some videos of Natalie on the red carpet of Vox Lux at the AFI Fest yesterday, and the conversation after the screening. Enjoy:
Natalie has attended a conversation after the screening of Vox Lux at the AFI Fest, where she talked about the film and her career in general. Once again, Zimbio has the photos:
Natalie and director Brady Corbet attended the screening of Vox Lux at the AFI Fest a couple of hours ago, and these are some pictures of the arrivals, and inside the theater, courtesy of Zimbio and Getty Images:
IndieWire published yesterday a short video interview, recorded during the Indiewire Honors last week, in which Natalie talks with Eric Kohn on the similar attention given to celebrities and ‘violent perpetrators’. Here is the video on YouTube:
A few months ago we saw some great Annihilation “Mondo” posters. Well… Today you can reserve a few more in Mondotees. Thanks to Nannina for the find:
Natalie attended a Vox Lux Press Conference at the Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills yesterday, and finally we have some “official” portraits of the event, via Getty Images:
Natalie, Jessica Alba, Judd Apatow, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Allison Janney, Jane Fonda, Chelsea Handler, Lil Rel Howery, Chelsea Handler, Charlize Theron, Adam Devine, Whitney Cummings, Connie Britton, Alyssa Milano, Nina Dobrev, Sophia Bush, Chris Redd, Lily Collins, Sean Hayes, Justin Theroux, Zoe Lister-Jones, Kevin Smith and Nick Kroll are just a few of the stars that came together for the Telethon for America on Monday. The initiative promotes voting ahead of the Nov. 6 midterm elections:
Natalie spoke about the importance of voting and pointed out women haven’t been able to vote for even 100 years.
As citizens, it is our duty to our country, communities, family and most importantly to ourselves to exercise our right to vote,” said Portman. “This is not a right to be taken for granted. Did you know that women in America have been voting for less than 100 years?
It seems that Natalie has been doing a Press Junket for Vox Lux this Monday. I guess we will soon see more photos and videos in the coming days. At the moment we only have a few instagram and Twitter images:
Natalie, Raffey Cassidy and Brady Corbet attended this morning “The Contenders”, an event organized by Deadline at DGA Theatre in LA, in which several films that are rumored for the awards season have been presented, and Vox Lux is one of them. These are the first photos (and video) of the appearance:
We finally have some great images (and a video from the red carpet) of the Indiewire Honors ceremony. Here there are:
Natalie attended IndieWire Honors 2018 at No Name in Los Angeles this afternoon. She joined other event honorees as Charlize Theron, Alfonso Cuaron or Bill Hader. Just Jared and Zimbio have several photos from the red carpet:
Photographer Erik Madigan Heck has shared in his instagram account a gorgeous outtake photo from the recent Vanity Fair photoshoot. Thanks to Edenliao for the find:
Today the IndieWire Honors are presented, and we have another article in which the director of Vox Lux, Brady Corbet, praises Natalie:
I’ll spare everyone the details of how difficult it was to put such a film together, but needless to say, I eventually found my Gena Rowlands. I will also say that “Vox Lux” would not exist if not for Natalie’s participation and dedication, in that order. I’ve never worked with someone more prepared or daring.
The article also gives us the opportunity to see the first official “behind the scenes” still:
The IndieWire Honors are celebrated tomorrow, and as a result, the web page will publish a series of articles and interviews dedicated to the honored artists. Today we have the first of them, dedicated to Natalie, in which she explains how flawed movies made her more ambitious.
Click on the image to see it:
In addition to the interview and video of last Monday, Vanity Fair has published today a compilation article with the 20 most defining roles of Natalie’s career, and I think it´s a good selection.
Click on the image to see them:
Along with the Vanity Fair article there was also a video in which Natalie makes a quick review of her films. There are many movies missing (there is no mention of Annihilation, for example), but it is an interesting approximation to her career:
After the spectacular Vanity Fair photoshoot that we saw a few hours ago, now we have some more “casual” photos, taken in LA this morning. Daily Mail has the pictures:
Natalie Portman graces the cover of the new Vanity Fair and on their site is a really nice long interview article with the actress, including photos from a new shoot.
Here’s a quote from the article from Vox Lux director, Brady Corbet.
Portman is “quite precise, thorough,” says Corbet. “I’ve been working for 20 years, so I can say with some conviction—Natalie is the best actor that I’ve ever worked with. It’s not hyperbole. It’s something really incredible when someone comes in and they color in the lines, but the color is denser and more vibrant than what you had initially imagined.”
Click the image to redirect to the full cover story.
It has been an intense week in news, but we still have a few tidbits this Sunday…
-A Conversation with Natalie has been added to AFI FEST. Honoring the actress’s career, the conversation will take place on Friday, November 9, at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood, following a previously announced Special Screening of Vox Lux.
-The Hollywood Reporter has a short interview with Natalie, in which she says all of her activism is related – fighting for the environment as a vegan and fighting for gender equality as a supporter of Time’s Up.
-Some ideas for your Halloween costume? Sia’s makeup artist, Tonya Brewer, and dancer, Maddie Ziegler have chosen the characters of Leon and Mathilda as inspiration:
