‘Vox Lux’ Director Brady Corbet Compares Natalie Portman’s Character to Kanye West
Celeste is based on “many different real-life personages,” Ye among them.
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IndieWire Honors Video: Natalie Portman on the Similar Attention Given to Celebrities and ‘Violent Perpetrators’
Her performance in “Vox Lux” explores that unsettling connection.
IndieWire Honors 2018: Inside the Awards Ceremony With Natalie Portman, Charlize Theron, and More (Photos)
IndieWire honored Natalie Portman, Charlize Theron, Ryan Coogler, Constance Wu, Bill Hader, and more and the 2018 ceremony.
Natalie Portman Thought ‘Black Swan’ Was Going to Be a Docudrama, Admits She Was ‘Completely Surprised’ by the Final Cut
“It was an amazing wake-up call that film is a director’s medium,” Portman told Vanity Fair about watching Darren Aronofsky’s horror-thriller.
‘Vox Lux’ Director Brady Corbet On Natalie Portman: ‘I Found My Gena Rowlands’ — IndieWire Honors
The filmmaker recalls how Portman made his “unusual protagonist” possible.
Natalie Portman Is Unafraid to Fail: The ‘Vox Lux’ Star Explains How Flawed Movies Made Her More Ambitious — IndieWire Honors
Portman has learned from experience how to take risks, and the gambles keep paying off. Here, she explains her secret.
‘Vox Lux’ Trailer: Natalie Portman’s Bitter Pop Star Is An Oscar Dark Horse
Neon will open the Brady Corbet-directed drama in select theaters December 7.
Natalie Portman Urges Listeners to ‘Light a Woman’s Torch’ During Power of Women Speech — Watch
The actress was honored at Variety’s annual Power of Women event.
Oscars 2019: Natalie Portman’s ‘Vox Lux’ Role Confirmed for Best Supporting Actress Race
Neon is opening the Brady Corbet-directed drama this December with hopes of breaking Portman into the Oscar race.
‘Vox Lux’ Sells to Neon: Natalie Portman’s Sudden Oscar Bid Adds a Surprising Twist to the Fall Season
Portman has been through this before, but “Vox Lux” won’t be an easy sell.
Neon Buys ‘Vox Lux’ Following Venice and TIFF Buzz for Natalie Portman’s Acclaimed Performance
Neon could be following its own strategy with “I Tonya” last year in sneaking a TIFF favorite into awards season.
Natalie Portman on Why She Prefers to Play ‘Broken, Fallible, and Faulted’ Characters Over Admirable Ones — TIFF
From “Vox Lux” to “Annihilation,” she doesn’t shy from challenging performances. Here, she explains why.
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