Natalie Portman who won an academy award for her exceptional performance in Black Swan is not deserving the credits according to Natalie Portman’s body double is now stating that the actress did so little when it came to dancing. A for the actress’s performance in psychological thriller movie she had managed to bring out the disturbed mental state of her character in a most convincing way. Thus having captured that troubles psychological condition in a realistic way it had provided onlookers a gripping experience. It has been said that she had trained for the role of ballerina for months and according to choreographer of the movie Benjamin Millepied most of the dancing had been done by actress herself and only for about fifteen percent of the acting that a body double had been used.
However as cit has been claimed by Sarah Lane who was the body double for Natalie Portman this had not been the case and the star actress had only done a five percent of acting which means that most of the dancing routines had been carried out by her. Elaborating on the matter Sarah Lane had gone on to say that producer of movie had wanted to minimize her involvement in movie as much as possible and they had made sure to highlight the fact that actress herself is doing all the full body dance scenes. Recent claims made by actress also includes that she feels left out for not getting any credits for what she had done.
However it should be noted that when it came to Natalie Portman earning an academy award for her piece of acting it had been assumed that it was actually her who had done the impressive dancing scenes. This assumption had enabled the star to gain more popularity in the Oscar race as well. Another matter which should be noted here is that it does not appear quite acceptable that Sarah Lane had come up with this revelation when everything is said and done. So it appears that it is somewhat inappropriate from her part. So it remains to be seen whether actress will have some say in the matter.
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