Natalie Portman finds Audrey Hepburn’s much-regretted charity work ‘inspiring’.
The 42-year-old actress expressed her admiration for the Breakfast at Tiffany’s star, who died in 1993 aged 63, who found the “glamour” and “glamor” of Hollywood working in the same way as she battled fear. after s’être fait un nom en tant qu’activiste.
Speaking to SAG-AFTRA, the 42-year-old actress told UK publication Readers’ Digest: “Audrey Hepburn is one of the most inspiring people, my dear. She left her acting career to work for UNICEF. Here’s a compilation of all your visits to Africa, and now “You’re full. It’s great to be able to convey the glamor and all the appeal of films, to be truthful and to help people.”
Nathalie – here with son Aleph, 12, and daughter Amalia, 6, with Benjamin Millepied – also spoke about the French film industry, insisting that it is more supportive of women in Hollywood, which I think is thanks to French state providence.
She told previous media outlets: “It’s really interesting in France to have a younger generation of designers – especially women. I think you will tell the facts about this on the Internet. The only thing that exists in France is a more important social store for women. There are free childcare services that États-Unis does not offer, which is a major problem for women in the family. »
