The US actress Natalie Portman (33, “Black Swan” 
Although they already celebrate her breakthrough on the big screen in the early nineties as Padmé Amidala in the movie “Star Wars Episode I” could and long was a celebrity, Portman decided then to study at Harvard University psychology. She graduated in 2003 from the owner. After that it was clear to her to devote himself only their greatest passion. “I confessed to myself one that I could not wait to go back to making movies,” she told the university graduates.
Here is Hollywood star Natalie Portman guest at the “breakfast television”
You look fondly on her time at Harvard, even though she was then faced with difficult circumstances. Romanticize your years at the elite university was too easy, but they have gone through hard times. “I was 19, had to cope for the first time with a broken heart and took a pill that has since been taken off the market because it causes depression,” Portman looked back on her early days at Harvard.
“You can never be the best,” she admitted her listeners as advice on the way. “The only thing in which one may be best is, to evolve itself. Makes use of the fact, not too much to doubt yourselves. The older we get, the more realistic we are. And the realism does us no favors. “
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