Fox Searchlight: Natalie Portman ‘Did Most of the Dancing’ in ‘Black Swan’
10:29 AM PDT 3/28/2011 by Mark Cina
The studio fires back after a dancer claims the actress only performed “five percent” of full body dance shots in the movie that won her an Oscar.
Fox Searchlight, the studio behind Black Swan, is standing behind Natalie Portman after her dancing double in the film claimed the Oscar-winning actress only performed “five percent” of the full-body dance moves.
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