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Natalie Portman prefers to stay away from characters who reflect her own life. The 43-year-old actress has been on screen for several decades and even won an Oscar for her efforts as a film star but after starring as ambitious housewife-turned-journalist Maddie Schwartz in the upcoming Apple+ series 'Lady in the Lake' - which follows her character as she tries to solve the mystery behind the murder of a black bartender and a young Jewish girl - admitted that she prefers to "reserve" her own personality for when the cameras are off. She told US TV show 'Extra': "I don't really like to compare m...
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Natalie Portman would have liked to have been a zoologist. The 43-year-old actress has been active on the showbusiness scene for 30 years but revealed that if her life had not gone in that direction, she would have liked to have followed in the footsteps of famed primatologist and anthropologist Dame Jane Goodall. She told 'Entertainment Tonight': "I think I'd be like Jane Goodall, living with animals in the wild!" The 'Star Wars' actress first appeared on screen in a leading role in the 1994 film 'Léon: The Professional' and prior to that had served as an understudy in the Off-Broadway musica...
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Prince Harry wanted to raise his son in Africa, according to Dame Jane Goodall. The 38-year-old royal has Archie, three, and Lilibet, 17 months, with Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, and according to the world-renowned primatologist, Harry used to dream of relocating his family to Africa. Jane said: "He wanted to bring Archie up in Africa, running barefoot with African children." Jane was interviewed by the prince for Vogue magazine in 2019. And although she's spoken about him in the past, she's now keen to remain relatively tight-lipped. Discussing Harry and his wife, she shared: "I don’t talk abou...
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Dame Jane Goodall has been immortalised as a Barbie doll. The 88-year-old scientist - who is known as the world's foremost expert on chimpanzees - has been honoured by the Mattel company as they have created a version of their iconic fashion doll in her likeness as part of their Inspiring Women series. In a statement, Jane said: "My entire career, I’ve wanted to help inspire kids to be curious and explore the world around them – just like I did!" The doll - which is dressed in a set of beige shirts and shorts and has her hair slicked back into a ponytail in a nod to Jane's work attire - comes ...
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