Natalie Portman struggles to laugh.
The 26-year-old actress - who stars in children's Christmas movie 'Mr. Magorium's Wonder Emporium' - has difficulty making a laugh sound real on camera.
Natalie told the New York Times Style Magazine: It's much harder to laugh than cry. I find it so hard to fake laughing. I have no laugh except my own, and that laugh is very particular, very modern. It's hard to make any other laugh sound real. It's like sneezing: you really only have one sneeze."
The 'Star Wars' actress would much rather die onscreen.
She said: "I've died many times. I died in 'Closer', but they changed the ending and, miraculously, I lived. I also died in 'Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith' and in 'Cold Mountain'.
"Death scenes are not more difficult than other scenes."
The star - who shot to fame aged just 12 in 'Leon' - is concerned she will forever be 11-years-old in the eyes of the movie industry, as that was when she was discovered by a talent agent in a pizza restaurant and "became who she is".
She fretted: "I was once told that the age you are is the age you were when you became who you are. Does that mean I am perpetually 11?
"I'm not sure I want to have that strict an image. In the movie business, there is such a temptation to stick with a particular persona. There is a kind of artistic branding."
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