John Krasinski and Natalie Portman's new Apple TV+ adventure movie debuts with a disappointing Rotten Tomatoes score. The former is widely known as Jim Halpert from The Office. From there, he leveraged that fame into one of his ion projects – co-writing, directing, and starring in the post-apocalyptic horror movie A Quiet Place, followed by writing and directing its sequel, A Quiet Place Part II. Recently, Krasinski has opted for more family-friendly fare – including writing, directing, a voicing a role in the fantasy comedy IF. c1v35

My favorite theory for Natalie Portman's potentialreturn as Pé Amidala would easily give us something we've never seen from the Star Wars canon before. While nothing has been officially confirmed yet, there have been rumors that Portman may be in initial talks to make an appearance in Ahsoka season 2. If so, I truly believe that the best way for her to return would be as Pé...and so much more.

Natalie Portman's new buzzy rom-com movie Good Sex is now the subject of a $45 million bidding war between studio heavyweights. Oscar-winner Portman, who most recently appeared in the movie May December, and the Apple TV+ miniseries Lady In the Lake, is one of the most prominent actors in Hollywood. Since 2011, she portrayed Jane Foster in the MCU and has also enjoyed success appearing in romantic comedies, such as Garden State and No Strings Attached, and she looks set to return to the genre with her project.

Natalie Portman is a movie star, activist, producer, and major investor and her long list of accomplishments has earned herself a staggering net worth. Born in Jerusalem, Israel as Natalie Hershlag, Natalie Portman and her parents moved to the United States when she was a child, ending up in Long Island after a few moves around the East Coast (via Biography). Portman began her career at the young age of 12, appearing in Léon: The Professional as the co-lead Mathilda Lando. This incredibly mature performance was the start of an exceptional career.

The 2010 thriller Black Swan, starring Natalie Portman, gets detailed praise for its clever use of computer-generated effects. Directed by Darren Aronofsky, the film about ballerina Nina Sayers losing her grip on reality amid the pressure to compete for the dual roles of the White and Black Swans in Swan Lake was a hit with both critics and audiences upon release. The imagery used to convey Nina's unraveling leaves a lasting impression, and the VFX that made it happen has impressed professionals 14 years later.

Warning! This post contains spoilers for Apartment 7A.

Natalie Portman has been in a great number of films over the years, but not all are widely popular. Portman's film debut was in 1994's Léon: The Professional at just 13 years old. It began her successful career in Hollywood, where she is now a household name.

Since making her appearance as Pé Amidala in the Star Warsprequel trilogy, Natalie Portman has starred in a wide variety of different movies. It has been nineteen years since her final appearance in Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith, and since then, she has had an incredibly prolific career. Even before appearing as Pé, Portman had been acting as early as 1994 in Léon: The Professional.

25 years after debuting in Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace, Natalie Portman has opened up about the Star Warsprequel trilogy backlash, and how she currently views her role in the franchise. Portraying Pé Amidala in all three of the prequel movies, Portman's role was not only prominent, but also extremely important to the Star Wars galaxy as a whole. Despite this, and the popularity of her character, even she was not exempt from the backlash these movies faced when they were released. Now, however, she's able to be honest about her experience with the prequels.

Since her teenage years, Academy Award-winning actor Natalie Portman has had a prolific career. Luc Besson's controversial action-thriller Léon: The Professional marked 12-year-old Portman's silver-screen debut. Four years later, Portman appeared on Broadway, and, by 1999, she had landed a starring role in Star Wars: Episode I—The Phantom Menace, the first of George Lucas' Star Wars prequel films. Those first few years of Portman's career are a solid summation of the actor's trajectory: Not only has she appeared in award-winning films and indie movies, but Hollywood blockbusters as well.