Black Swan
,
Leon
,
V for Vendetta
,
Jackie
... There are countless films that have marked Natalie Portman's career.
This Tuesday, April 25, on the set
The Late Late Show with James Corden
, the actress lent herself to the game of a recurring sequence of the show where you have to replay your career in 7 minutes flat.
Equipped with costumes and evolving on a green background where the movie sets paraded, Natalie Portman showed extreme speed alongside her improvised playmate, James Corden.
To discover
The 3/4 Beckhams, a dream family?
From episode I of
Star Wars - The Phantom Menace
, in which she played Padmé Amidala (1999), to her role as Francine in
Paris Je t'aime
(2006), the actress gave the best of herself .
Going from one galaxy to another, from the streets of New York to those of the French capital, from skyscrapers to baguettes and berets, she brilliantly revisited each scene.
"Get out of my room!"
Unsurprisingly, one of the sequences was from Darren Aronofsky's
Black Swan
, for which she won the Best Actress Oscar.
She plays the character of Nina Sayers, a young dancer discovering the competitive world of ballet.
In the remake, James Corden, dressed all in black, awkwardly tries to pirouette in a dance studio "Get out of my room!" the heroine.
More recent films have also paraded before the eyes of spectators, including
Thor: Love and Thunder
,
released in 2022, from the Marvel universe.
She played Dr. Foster, a young woman with terminal cancer,
Julia Roberts and Tom Cruise
Other stars also participated in this sequence.
Among them, Tom Cruise, Charlize Theron, Matt Damon or Julia Roberts.
The latter had appeared in 2017, and had reproduced the entirety – or almost – of her career, with
Pretty Woman
and
Love at first sight in Notting Hill
, in the front line.
In video, Natalie Portman's speech at the Women's March
