Natalie Portman Recalls The One & Only Older Man Who Was Not 'Creepy' With Her
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justjared.comNatalie Portman is remembering the late Mike Nichols in a new biography written by Mark Harris.
The Thor: Love and Thunder actress worked with Mike on two occasions: for the Central Park production of “The Seagull” and then for Closer, which came out in 2004. “I was nineteen,” Natalie recalled in the book, which is out now. “I hadn’t done anything I had needed to research except for Anne Frank.
I’d watch Phil [Hoffman] write down question after question in his notebook, and Meryl [Streep] would make up songs to sing and put them in her pocket just in case her character suddenly wanted to burst into song.” She added that her experience with Mike, who passed away in 2014, was different from the others she had experienced. “[He was] the only
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