Black Swan Christmas Cards for Natalie Portman Would be Perfect
Wednesday, January 26th, 2011 by rohgnaSweet, sweet Natalie Portman as an evil, black swan and a sex fiend? Seems hard to believe but that is exactly what she is or at least which characters she is portraying in her new flicks Black Swan and No Strings Attached, which also stars the mucho hunky Ashton Kutcher. Seeing her accept the award for Best Actress at the Golden Globes on January 16th, you could feel nothing but happiness for her. She also earned the Critics Choice award a few days earlier.
With her upcoming marriage to choreographer Benjamin Millepied, whom she met on the set of Black Swan, and well on her way to “creating more life”, this is definitely the year of Natalie! Her new movie No Strings Attached out in theaters now is just the type of romantic comedy that seems right up her alley. On the flip side, Black Swan is a dark role. Personally, I would not expect her to play that type of character but that’s why they call it acting and great acting is just what she did. It would make for very interesting Christmas Cards this year if she used the Black Swan theme with either a black greeting card or a card that had both white and black feathers on it to send to all her celebrity friends (though I’m thinking probably not Sean Penn.) It would certainly be creative and unique. Hopefully the feathers won’t fall out all over the place when you open the card much like glitter and confetti always does. Hate it!
Natalie’s kind aura is evident in her lifestyle. She became a vegan in 2009 after reading Jonathan Safran Foer’s Eating Animals and is a big advocate for animal rights. Her gentleness is backed by a solid education having earned a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Harvard in 2003. She has been acting steadily since 1994 and has a long list of movies and a wide range of characters that she has portrayed over the past two decades. Natalie is a dual citizen of the US and Israel. She has been quoted saying that her heart belongs in Jerusalem and that she feels at home there. Well, don’t leave us just yet Natalie. A little birdie is telling me that you might want to stick around for the Oscars but please, I beg you, work on refining that acceptance speech.











