It’s the middle of August, and almost a month has passed since Natalie’s last public appearance. While we wait for the summer to end, here we have a few tidbits.
-The new Miss Dior perfume & campaign can be found in stores since yesterday. Pending the launch of the new promotional video, here is a beautiful, enlarged image of one of the ads. Once again, thanks to Eden for the find:
A bunch of photos and gifs have landed online, signalling a new Miss Dior commercial on the horizon. There will probably be flowers. There will definitely be a crummy old song. But there will also be a gorgeous Natalie so stay tuned. Thanks to Eden!
I’ve got a backlog of fanart to share with you guys. Let’s start with a splash of colour from Edwin and then a pencil sketch from Juliette. I’ll be posting some more soon.
A brief behind-the-scenes video of Planetarium has emerged, on the occasion of the USA release of the film. In the clip, Natalie reveals that her character is a hustler who’s protective of her younger sister, Kate (Lily Rose-Depp):
Planetarium, the film directed by Rebecca Zlotowski, will have a limited release next weekend in USA, and WWD has a short interview with Natalie because of it. In the article, she also briefly talks about her role in the Xavier Dolan´s film.
Click on the image below to see it:
It seems that we already have the following Natalie’s project: she is negotiating to star as aspiring bull rider heroine Raylene Jackson in Bronco Belle, the Khurram Longi-scripted drama. The film could be directed by Anna Rose Holmer (The Fits). More details here.
Annihilation finally gets a release date. Alex Garland’s movie, based on the book by Jeff VanderMeer and starring Natalie, Tessa Thompson, Gena Rodriguez, Jennifer Jason-Leigh and Oscar Isaac, will be released in the USA on February 23, 2018.
Let’s hope Paramount releases some trailer soon…
Finally, here we have a teaser poster with Natalie of the last film by Xavier Dolan, The Death and Life of John F. Donovan:
In addition, an interesting article in Vanity Fair about the film and the character that Natalie plays in it. The text speculates with a premiere in festivals this fall:
With that in mind, he called last week from Montreal—where he’s editing The Death and Life of John F. Donovan—to tease me with this exclusive image of Natalie Portman, ahead of the film’s debut on the festival circuit this fall.
After the jump, there is another poster with Jacob Tremblay, Natalie´s son in the movie…
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Another Planetarium clip has emerged on the occasion of the upcoming release of the movie in American cinemas. Here it is:
