Happy Birthday Natalie Portman: Natalie Portman has emerged as one of the most talented and respected actors of her generation. Portman began her career as a young actress in the legendary Leon: The Professional, and she won an Oscar, two Golden Globes, and a British Academy Film Award. Most actors stick to the same genre of film, but Portman has shown us in her years of work that she can do it all.
- Black Swan (2011)Portman skillfully demonstrated what it would take to achieve almost innocence, in an insanely obsessive, tour-de-force performance as a wounded performer Nina Sayers. Nina is a very anxious and self-conscious ballet dancer, cast as the Swan Queen in the Black Swan staged at her theatre.
Plagued by stress and anxiety, Nina slowly transforms herself into Black Swan, a massive acrobatic meta-remake of the title ballet. Portman deservedly won her first Oscar for her role in this film. - Jackie (2016)Portman has rarely provided a stronger portrayal in a film than she does in a distant, goofy, and exaggerated act as the grieving first lady compared to Jackie. It’s no surprise that she received her third Academy Award nomination for her role in the picture.
Pablo Lahren’s film focuses on Jackie Kennedy’s worsening psychological condition following the assassination of his wife and leader of the free world, President John F. The film brilliantly exposes Jackie’s troubled mind and a flurry of conflicting emotions in a period of unimaginable loss and suffering. - V for Vengeance (2005)As Avey in the sci-fi action film V for Vendetta written by the Wachowskis, Portman delivers one of her most formidable and physically demanding performances. The film, directed by James Teague, imagines a dystopian future in which Britain has turned into a totalitarian monarchy.
A cunning Resistance warrior named V (Hugo Weaving) begins a plot to destroy the government and restore social freedom with the help of Ave. Portman is gentle and sensitive when necessary, yet strong and impregnable when stakes are raised. Her role in the film is part of this film which is a must for everyone. - Leon (1994)It’s hard to imagine that Portman’s first film role was in Luc Besson’s classic tale of unrequited love. Leon (Jean Reno), a teenage hitman with his own peculiarities and blunders, is referenced in the title. When 12-year-old Mathilda sees her family being massacred by a drug dealer, she finds refuge in Leon’s apartment complex.
Leon slowly begins to care for Mathilda, teaching her the realities of society and the techniques of his profession as he falls in love with her. As the first piece of his work, this is a must-watch for any fan of Portman. - Closer (2004)Portman received her first Academy Award nomination for her role as the fabulous Alice in Mike Nichols’s Closer. The fierce adultery drama between the two gorgeous couples allows Portman to show her seductive side as Alice, a waitress turned stripper. Inspired by the Patrick Marber play, the film also stars Jude Law, Julia Roberts and Clive Owen.
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