ROTTEN TOMATOES: V for Portman?

V for Portman?

by RT Staff | January 04, 2005

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Natalie Portman is rumored to be involved with the cinematic treatment of Alan Moore's "V for Vendetta," according to IGN FilmForce. The film is to be directed by James McTeigue, who worked as first assistant Director on "Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith," in which Portman stars. Joel Silver will produce the film, which was adapted for the screen by the Wachowski Brothers.

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donna542004 writes:
on Jan 04 2005 06:31 PM

[b]Very Interesting[/b]
I may take a look at it. She if she can carry a film.
Donna A.

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Mike writes:
on Jan 04 2005 08:59 PM

Portman has got to be my favorite celebrity of the year. She stole the show in both GARDEN STATE and CLOSER, which are two of my very favorite films of the year. I'm dying for more from her. I don't know what this movie is about, but I'll likely be seeing it if she's involved.

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randal1013 writes:
on Jan 04 2005 10:33 PM

the film was adapted by the wachowski brothers - yikes! be very catious with this movie. it has the possibility of being horrible.

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Now it's dark writes:
on Jan 06 2005 02:00 PM

This sucks already. Portman is too old. The Portman of Leon might have worked. One vital scene has her seduce a pedophile. Unless they use CGI's to minimize her assets, it won't work. If they change the setting from the UK to the USA I will never bother seeing it. They should have a British director shoot it too. Not a virgin 1st AD! At least the extras will be well directed.

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getluv writes:
on Jan 09 2005 06:54 PM

if elektra falls flat (which i hope not), expect this too be delayed for a couple of more months.

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