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Argh, struggling to keep up with Rachel AWOL and work stacking up, so let's do a post that merges a bunch of items that could very well have made…
Natalie Related News
Argh, struggling to keep up with Rachel AWOL and work stacking up, so let's do a post that merges a bunch of items that could very well have made…
Let's kick off the week with a few A Tale of Love and Darkness news items. - Tablet have a really nice write up of the film's premiere in…
Two interviews have emerged from Natalie's appearance in Israel for the premiere of A Tale of Love and Darkness and she gives some very thoughtful answers about both the…
Belerofonte found a new five minute interview with Natalie about Terrence Malick's Knight of Cups. It's a nice a thoughtful watch, well worth checking out.
Natalie's writing and directorial debut, A Tale of Love and Darkness, had its big premiere in Jerusalem last night. Sporting a rather uncomfortable looking "Love" necklace, she met Israeli…
Thanks to One Big Soul for the heads up about this new Knight of Cups featurette, which includes lots of new footage (including Natalie) and some interview footage with…
TIFF is around the corner, and so is the North American introduction to Natalie Portman’s first work as a director. Her film A Tale of Love and Darkness is deeply connected to her Israeli roots, and she had taken the time to open up about her personal project.
She talked to Yedioth Ahronoth about Israel, her new film, motherhood, politics and all of that good stuff.
The festival season is about to kick off and with Natalie heading to TIFF we should have quite a lot of news on the way. Until the big stuff, here are some smaller news items.
– You like us, you really like us! I’m proud to say that we hit 100k likes on our Facebook page yesterday. Considering we only set up the page a few years back, that’s not too bad at all. If Natalie doesn’t get her ass in gear this could be on the list of Best News of the Year in next year’s Charlie Awards.
– There is a new interview with Natalie in Greater Paris magazine (its a free download). Nothing too remarkable but I quite liked this blurb.
Ever since I was a little girl, my motto has always been to stay true to myself. Whether it’s playing Princess Padme Amidala in Star Wars or a young revolutionary in V for Vendetta, I strive to ensure that the feelings my characters portray onscreen reflect who I really am deep down. That’s why I truly love cinema, it gives me the incredible opportunity to discover myself a little more with each new role.
– Finally, how amazing are these Mondo vinyl covers for the Black Swan soundtrack?