Highlights
- Portman didn't hold back discussing her friendly relationship with Kushner, calling him a "super villain."
- Fans praised Portman's blunt comments on Kushner and her lifelong commitment to being vegan.
- Portman's past criticism of Trump during a Women's March speech was also highlighted in the article.
It was her first time on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, and let's just say it was worth the wait. Five years ago, Stephen Colbert and Natalie Portman discussed several different topics, and Portman didn't shy away from discussing "forbidden" people at the time, and that includes Jared Kushner and Donald Trump.
We'll reveal what Portman had to say in regard to her friendship with Kushner. Portman clearly didn't hold back. We'll also reveal how the fans felt about the interview, and what other topics the two discussed. We're going to wrap things up by also taking a look at Portman's past comments in regards to Trump being in power.
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We turn back the clock to five years ago for this Late Show interview. Natalie Portman was appearing alongside Stephen Colbert for the first time, and both the guest and host were excited about the chat. Things got off to a promising start.
However, it would appear as though things took a shift after Colbert mentions that named Jared Kushner. Colbert asks, "Can I ask you something about Kushner at Harvard? Do you have memories of him? Were you guys friends? Did you hang out?"
Credit to Colbert for asking permission to discuss Kushner. Portman had no problem whatsoever, and was completely honest with her assessment.
Portman says, "We were friendly." Portman then stumbles when she's asked if he was a good student, to which she clearly says he wasn't. When Colbert asks to elaborate, Portman answers, "What can I say on TV? Um. There's not a lot to say that's funny about someone who became a super villain. It's not funny. He said in some interview about the friends he's lost, it's like exfoliating. I was like, okay, I like the spa metafors."
"You're a dead skin cell," Colbert replies. "Proudly," Portman says which receives a big applause from the audience. The moment is definitely worth taking a look back on.
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Natalie Portman Was Praised For Her Comments About Jared Kushner, And Her Thoughts On Being Vegan
Over 3K fans shared their thoughts on the interview. Portman made the headlines for a lot of her statements during the interview, and it wasn't just in regards to Jared Kushner. Portman also discussed her journey as a vegan, which started at the age of 9. Fans were impressed with Portman's commitment.
Fans wrote, "A vegetarian from 9 years old who went to Harvard. Is Natalie Portman adult Lisa Simpson?"
"If you go look for the Conan interview from 1994 when she was 13 she tells a story about going to France while filming The Professional and how she didn't like the food because she's a vegetarian. She's consistent!"
"I eat meat and I 100% agree with what she is talking about. Our current system is not sustainable nor is it humane."
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"The intense look in her eyes when she's talking about Kushner, she REALLY doesn't like him..."
Colbert himself also received praise for the chat.
"This was expert interviewing skills by Colbert. He kept the focus on his guest and was able to keep the conversation flowing forward while setting her up for banter. She even looked to be a little shy at first but he handled it masterfully. He managed to draw details from her naturally and was very engaged throughout."
Here's to hoping Natalie Portman returns to the Late Show with Stephen Colbert at some point down the road.
Natalie Portman Has Also Called Out Donald Trump In The Past
It should not come as a surprise, but Portman has also called out Trump in the past. It took place on one occasion during a moving speech at an L.A. Women's March.
Natalie said, "We need to take inspiration from nature, and remember that we hold the mystery of life, and the seed of every possibility within our bodies," Portman said. "We need to demand freedom from fear over our bodies and control over our own bodies."
"In order to effectively do so, we must seek leadership positions, and support other women who do the same. Until we make it normal to have at least half, if not more, of our leaders be female, we will be serving, and with our taxes financing, a government that believes it's within their domain to make decisions for our future," she continued.
Portman had some inspiring words, feeling as though it could lead to a women's revolution of sorts at the time of Trump's run in power.
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