LA Times Photo Shoot
Photographer Benjo Arwas has shared on instagram several photos from Natalie (and Julianne) taken for LA Times article, and they are spectacular. Enjoy:
(more…)Los Angeles Times
New Stills for “May December”
Natalie at LA Times Festival of Books
Natalie has virtually attended the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books Stories & Ideas today, where she has read excerpts from her children’s book and had a conversation with LA Times film critic Justin Chang. The video is after the jump, and Natalie appears from minute 5:37:
(more…)Los Angeles Times Interview
LA Times has an interesting interview with Natalie on “Thor” return and “Lucy in the Sky” criticism. After the jump we have the link, and some gorgeous photos:
(more…)Old LA Times Photoshoot
The news in recent days is that there is no news, so what better time to rescue a few unused photos made for LA Times during the press conference of Vox Lux last November. They are really cool:
LA Times Interview
Los Angeles Times has a short but interesting interview with Natalie. In the article she talks about her involvement in Vox Lux, and what she is currently looking for in…
Vox Lux Tidbits
And a couple of Vox Lux tidbits to end the week... -Neon has started releasing short clips of the film on its instagram and Twitter accounts. Here is the first…
LA Times Entertainment Article
LA Times published an article today about actors who have played singers in recent months. This is the quote on Natalie and Vox Lux:
Months before shooting began, she also recorded a selection of tracks written by Sia and singer-songwriter and producer Scott Walker — it was the first time she’d ever been called on to sing so extensively for a role.
The experience left her with newfound respect for hit-makers and performers. “Pop stars are this incredible force of nature,” Portman said. “There’s a mystery there, an internal force that propels them. It’s a really hard life. You watch any of these documentaries, and it is so much work. I think what [makes them such fascinating figures on screen] is that special charisma that everyone is attracted to combined with this unbelievable work ethic and then the very human toll it takes.”