Natalie Portman is a very famous actress in Hollywood for performances such as Mathilda Lando in The Perfect Assassin and Padme Amidala in Star Wars, among many other feature films.
Natalie Portman is going through some pretty difficult days. After 11 years of relationship with the French choreographer Benjamin Millepied, the news came out that he cheated on her with a 25-year-old girl, which sparked the marriage and suggested a possible divorce.
Beyond this problem, the artist who turned 41 on June 9 continues to be very present in her upcoming audiovisual projects. A few weeks ago, May December was released, a film directed by Todd Haynes in which the Israeli stars alongside Julianne Moore.
The perfect assassin
The one born in Jerusalem rose to fame with this film where she plays Mathilda Lando, a 12-year-old girl who lives in the Little Italy neighborhood of New York and is orphaned after corrupt DEA agents kill her entire family in his own department. Mathilda escapes to her neighbor named León de her and it is there that she discovers that he works as a hitman.
León and Mathilda begin to live together and he teaches her the "trade" of being a hired assassin, so she begins to learn to hold a gun and kill people. In exchange for the protection that León gives her, she cleans her apartment and teaches her to read, while she seeks revenge against the agents who killed her family.
Star Wars
This iconic Hollywood saga had Natalie Portman in its second trilogy, which was the prequel to the original trilogy. The three feature films were released in 1999, 2002, and 2005, starring Padmé Amidala, the character played by the iconic actress.
At the age of 18, the current film director and psychologist took on the role of Luke Skywalker's biological mother, thus landing definitively at the top of Hollywood.
Black swan
Another of Natalie Portman's greatest hits is Black Swan, a film known in Latin America as Black Swan. Playing Nina Sayers she won the following five awards in the Best Actress category: an Oscar, a Golden Globe, a BAFTA, one from the Screen Actors Guild, and one from the Film Critics.
