Natalie Portman Videos

Natalie Portman interviewed on Letterman for her new film, "Brothers".

Armed with a collection of the world's notable directors, Paris je t'aime hit screens with a good deal of impact and buzz. It was to be the first piece in producer Emmanuel Benbihy's "Cities of Love," a collection of films detailing romance and metropolitan life across the globe, a series planning to travel to the likes of New York, Rio, Shanghai, Jerusalem, and Mumbai. Three years later, the second installment is finally upon us with New York, I Love You. With only minor changes, the film continues the tradition of joining many internationally diverse filmmakers for the journey through a popular city, but the buzz has diminished. The film is slowly making its way across screens in the U.S., and will break into Canada come November 27. But how could one of Hollywood's most beloved cities find its ode so woefully under the radar? It's not an easy question to answer because while New York, I Love You might be flawed, it's also sweet, engaging, and nicely representative of that small island cluttered with millions of people.Filed under: Romance, New Releases, Theatrical Reviews, ShortsContinue reading Review: New York, I Love You Permalink | Email this | Comments

Was Jake interested in playing the role that Tobey played in "Brothers"? And, what does he think about being called one of the "greatest actors of our time"?

Access Hollywood series page at Hulu.comTobey talks about what he did to prepare for his role in the post-war movie Brothers, including how intense it was for him to take weight off for the role.Author: hulu Tags: Natalie Portman Brothers Access Hollywood Access Tobey Maguire Jake Gyllenhaal Hollywood Iraq Posted: 25 November 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

"Brothers" With Natalie Portman & Jake Gyllenhaal! Watch The Trailer

Tobey Maguire, Natalie Portman, and Jake Gyllenhaal star in this suspenseful drama about a Marine hero (Maguire) at war in Aphganistan thought to be dead who comes back home to find his brother (Gyllenhaal) taking care of his wife (Portman) and their 2 children. Directed by Jim Sheridan.