Natalie Portman Named 'Best Actor for the Buck': Is She Under Appreciated?
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2012/12/27 19:00:00
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It may be the big blockbusters that seem to pull in the biggest crowds, but sometimes a small movie can bring in the biggest profit. Such is the case with "Black Swan," which brought in $329 million gross from a $13 million budget, and bagged Natalie Portman an Academy Award -- and now, a spot atop Forbes' "Best Actors for the Buck" list.
Based on her last three films ("Black Swan," "No Strings Attached" and "Your Highness"), Forbes calculated that Portman returns $42.70 for every dollar that she's paid, even though "Your Highness" actually lost money.

Based on her last three films ("Black Swan," "No Strings Attached" and "Your Highness"), Forbes calculated that Portman returns $42.70 for every dollar that she's paid, even though "Your Highness" actually lost money.

Others who featured high on the list are all three of the "Twilight" stars -- Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner -- who all collected reasonably large paychecks but still brought in a huge return on the investment.
In addition, "Transformers" star Shia LeBouef and "Harry Potter" lead Daniel Radcliffe (who also scored a hit with "The Woman in Black") both brought in a return of over $30 for each dollar paid. Do you think that Natalie Portman is an under-appreciated actress?
Top Opinion
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Eh Politico 2012/12/27 21:35:14No+11I love Natalie Portman. She's talented, smart, clever, generous, beautiful, kind and thoughtful. I could go on... But I wouldn't call her under appreciated. She's an A-lister. She's an Oscar winner. When there's a really really good script floating around and it's being cast, Natalie's got first dibs.(though Jennifer Lawrence is giving every young woman in hollywood a run for their money at the moment). So, No. Not under appreciated.





















Natalie Portman: Over-Appreciated?
PS...Your rhetorical comment, is the very reason, they now refer to each other in general as actors. The traditional stereotype is dead and gone...
She's just doing what she does best and she gets attention for it. Enough said there.
Under appreciated is among the list for me.