Jackie (2016) - scene comparisons
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It's crazy how Natalie spoke at the same exact time as the actual Jackie. She's incredible
Ever heard of editing?
Adin 😑
@@adin4028 No amount of editing could make something that precise. She gives an oscar worthy performance.
@@abandonedfragmentofhope5415 nah I'm pretty sure that's editing.
@@adin4028 She had to mirror her movements, her actions, her expressions, she had to hit her mark at a certain time or else it wouldn't match up to the original's frame. She looked in the correct directions. She was able to recreate the correct tone for the correct part of the scene. So it's all very very good.
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If you were headphones you can separate the voices by the left and right speakers.
Jackie looks SO uncomfortable and I think that Natalie portrays that to perfection. Amazing.
100% agree!
Why? I need more context to the interview
@@topazrose599 people was afraid of the television, that was totally new for them !!
@@charlottereder9269 Oh, I see I mean it was a huge step
@@topazrose599 for sure !!
Am I the only person that thought this was creepy?I understand but just the sound of their 2 voices on top of each other echoey and creepy. Like some sort of weird science fiction meets history .
Erin Edwards it's better with headphones
I understand what you mean, although I wouldn't say "creepy", exactly, but still, a connection with another time which feels somewhat unearthly. Like a weird sci-fi meets history - not a bad way to put it.
Erin Edwards I didn't but now I do
Erin Edwards "that's a bit complicated I don't know"
They chose the right cast for the movie Jackie
How in the world did Emma Stone beat Natalie Portman for best actress?? I mean look at this!
Trystn I got mad at Emma Stone
exactly what I thought.
I completely agree!
That's such a complicated question! I don't know...
The Slayer that's funny!!
What gets to me is how fast she reacted to JFK when he was shot, she instantly started trying to grab pieces of his brain matter and skull fragments thinking it’d help/save him.
Chris Sterbick well, you can’t really judge someones reaction to something like that. If that happened to me, i would probably act the same way, trying to save or help them to the best of my ability. She probably realized he was gone when they were no longer in view of the public.
Sof E I’m saying that it’s really emotional and sweet. Jackie was trying her best and I love that I wasn’t trying to be negative at all. Sorry if that’s how you took it.
Chris Sterbick oh okay thank you for clarifying. It’s so tragic what had happened to JFK. I hope ur staying safe during this time!
Sof E Of course! You to! These are scary times, don’t want anyone getting hurt. Stay safe.
Tal vez pensó que aun se podía arreglar si juntaba los pedazos, estaba en shock y no pensó razonablemente.
It has to be such a daunting task to tackle such a role. This gives me a greater appreciation for the amount of research and skill it must have taken for Natalie Portman to pull this off. I think she did an excellent job. The point is not to look EXACTLY like the character, it's to capture the essence of the role. Portman did that, I think. And she added such a depth of character. The tremendous grief and the immense responsibility on Jackie's shoulders to make the right decisions. Being under a microscope during a time of personal and national crisis. The dichotomy of the elegant and strong First Lady, and the broken and grieving widow. Beautiful.
holarc How is it that I've seen this reply twice on two different comments? Everybody's a critic....
no, she didnt capture the essence.
Well said.
THATS THE POINT!! BEST COMMENT!!!
Jacob S. She should've won an award for this movie, and it kind of makes me mad that she didn't. I think she worked really hard at playing Jackie because she had to sound just like her, and in my opinion, she nailed it. She's a good actress.
Natalie Portman should have won best actress.
jimmyl324 I agree. She deserved an award, and it kind of makes me mad that she didn't get one. I think she worked really hard at playing Jackie because she had to sound exactly like her, and in my opinion, she nailed it. She's an amazing actress. 💗
She did win an Oscar for Black Swan.
jimmyl324 lol
Wrong. Emma Stone is a far better actress.
@@Smiles2U4Ever sweetie.......
Wow, Natalie was so synced!!
The maker of the video synced it
It sounds so scary
To everyone who says that Natalie Portman was nothing like Jackie, hate to break it to you, but you didn't know Jackie and neither did she. There is no way to give a perfect portrayal of a person, even if you did know them. Natalie did a good job for the material she was given as the filming and recording of Jackie are for a long time ago. There are worse performances that have been given in cinematic history than this
Natalie sucked.
@@Smiles2U4Ever try to do better
@La Lu so clarify how did you find out this “truth” you do realize this is just a movie right? And not everything’s gonna be accurate
@La Lu ahhh stupid which ones since you seem so knowledgeable
@@Smiles2U4Ever I wish if you could do better.
Natalie perfect as always.
Yes
@@agbag8185 no way in hades
Yes she’s amazing!
The late Jackie WAS awkward and looked uncomfortable as she bound to protocol and be lady-like, up until her late husband passed away. After the occurance, she become very outspoken and her attitude particularly admired as she work in publishing company and live without bodyguard. This is when some paparazzi snapped her in casual clothes and she became fashion icon throughout her life eversince being 1st lady, embodiment of elegance basically. The 3 stranded pearls, raincoat and headgear were some of her signature. None of the pearls are real when they auction it, which makes her great icon for many
Jackie was NOT awkward - she was a very reserved, shy, and refined woman. A total opposite to what makes a celebrity today - the more loud and crass the better.
Natalie Portman first big movie was The professional where she played as an assassin in training.... then she grew up and played the Role of Jackie in this iconic movie! ... where am I going with this you might be asking?!.. think for a second..
The person who did it was sitting in the far back and to the left of the limo... back and to the left.. Back and to the left!
Now, Who is sitting in the backseat to the left of Johnny? I'll give you three guesses but you're only going to need one!🏌🏿♂️
I challenge anyone that doubt me, to watch that 45 second Zappruda film in reduced speed if possible...Re watch that scene. pay CLOSE attention to JACKIE O'NASTY'S quick, deliberate and calculated movements. Her right arm, how she reached under his chin just before the final puff of smoke!
Only zero in on jackiie watch her RIGHT ARM! 🧐
Speaking of fashion...in that movie, "The Professional" she even wore that infamous pillbox style hat! How many more clues does Hollywood need to give?
The part at 2:03 where the interviewer interrupts J.K. always makes me so mad. So disrespectful. You don't interrupt The First Lady.
You don't interrupt ppl in general. Most ppl interrupt each other all the time. It's so annoying!
Emilce Diaz just because she’s the First Lady, she should not get special rights. You shouldn’t interrupt anyone in general.
@@hassankhokhar204 But if you say that no one should be interrupted, it's not a special right anymore. It's rather a basic courtesy. So i don't see the special right she is given because of her status if someone doesn't interrupt her. I hate when people see simple human courtesies as "special treatment" if they are given to people of higher status.
@@mikipav1064 You clearly don't understand the comment. I hate how you start assuming what other people think. I don't assume basic human courtesies as special treatment when higher status is involved. I was clearly saying you shouldn't be interrupting people in general and I was responding to the comment which implied to the status of her being interrupted so I was responding to that. "You don't interrupt the first lady", I'm not assuming anything. This comment is implied that she shouldn't be interrupted because she is the First Lady and that's why I said that you shouldn't interrupt anyone in general.
@@mikipav1064 Also I love how you like to make issues about words that others haven't even said and literally create a issue out of nothing. Just goes to show that you will literally cry about anything
Amazing actor. The real Jackie always seemed so stiff and everything she did was so contrived the poor woman must have been under a lot of stress to appear perfect.
Jackie was already mentally scarred during her childhood before becoming the first lady. If you look at her videos again there's a quiet insanity that seeps out of her
r mac I completely agree...she always seems slightly dazed when she talks.
Jackie wasn't a woman. You are looking at a subject of 'elite gender inversion'... Jackie was a male flipped to live as a woman. Come on now look at it walk... look how far apart the eyes are... look at the male brow ridge... listen to the fake "breathy baby voice". Jackie is a Luciferian deceiver.
@@drgoodusername Wtf is wrong with you.
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The craziest most heartwrenching part was when she had to crawl through the back of the car to collect pieces of her husband's flesh and brain. Definitely the moment that changed the world forever.
From frames 275 to 313 it appear that John is spiting up blood. And if you watch Jackie closely you can see her looking down at the blood before John gets shot in the head.
@@thelonegamer5862 Probably the most horrifying thing I’ve ever watched😭
Really explains how a human mind works with this much mental strength and agility, most people would be too shocked to move when someone gets theor head blown off but she went fr those pieces because she was hoping he would have been saved if they were reattached....
@@priyachoudhary9896 I would be in hysterics….you could see his brain…😭
@@CaLypSO4456 I would have been immobilized.... Its just amazing she didn't even take a second but just went at the hood and took all the pieces.... Its not just the bodyguards who protect the president... Its also the first lady..
Natalie should've won an Oscar for this. She did a good job, and her voice was perfectly in sync with Jackie's. She sounds just like her. At least in my opinion she did. I know there are some people who don't think so, and that's fine. Everyone has a right to their own opinion.
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Natalie should have won the oscar because of this 🙄🙄🙄
I was so happy when Emma Stone won best actress because I do love her and I adored La La Land. But man did Natalie deserve it!!! I just saw it today and im blown away!
Slime Clouds fucking same!!!
Her accent and speech work are absolutely mind blowing. Her ability to recreate even the exact pacing and canter of Jackie's speech is just incredible.
Natalie should've won really. It is incredibly difficult to portray somebody of historical importance whose life has been so well documented and filmed. The general public already has an idea of what this person was and how they conducted themselves and thus it makes it poignant for the actor to come up with a believable portrayal. However Natalie did a wonderful job. I did not like her walk tough, I find her stiff and preoccupied, but then again she was really preoccupied with becoming and coping somebody else. Jackie was much more floaty and smooth, natural. I also wish Natalie did not try and copy Jackie's lip motions as on her, they don't look very flattering.
Nefertari Jackie Kennedy, historical importance? Are you kidding?
why do you care about how flattering she looks jesus it’s not important she’s a actor not an object
Incredible. Poor Jackie. Very emotional.
I wasn't born at this time, in fact my Mom wasn't even born yet and my dad was just 1 month old. I'm saying this because I don't know how it was at that time during the nation's feelings about JFK's assassination. However, this video itself it so poignant in showing that not only did Natalie Portman do a stellar job in the movie but also the emotion of the mourning that it seems most of the country was going through let alone Jackie and their loved ones. She didn't crumble in public, though I'm sure in private when she was alone she let all that go but, my my my, what a strong woman she was to stand up and show the nation and even the world the kind of woman, wife and mother she was. John F. Kennedy, Robert Kennedy, Jackie Kennedy and John F. Kennedy Jr, may they all rest in peace.
Natalie perfectly captured Jackie’s emotion when a new president was being sworn in only minutes after she lost her husband and father to the children. It’s heart shattering.
She was absolutely robbed of that Academy Award. Her performance was absolutely flawless.
She is a great actress, but if you have something to "copy" is a little easier still she was great
@@JuanSanchez-uw6eu To have something to copy or read from is simple. But to actually become the character, that takes talent. She became Jacqueline Kennedy. Without even a slight resemblance of her, she made us believe she was Jacqueline Kennedy. That's a master at her craft.
@@JuanSanchez-uw6eu I always hated that she lost this Oscar to Emma Stone in "LaLa Land". She also gave a really good performance but it didn't even touch Natalie Portman's in "Jackie". I'd like to think it was her best performance. Even more so than in "Black Swan". But what do I know, I'm just a movie dork... 😅😅
The Oscars were an absolute disgrace. Emma Stone in a very silly musical beat this? The bathroom scene (after the assassination) was gut wrenching, and the voice? Remarkable. You were cheated Natalie.
Well anyone can win the Oscars nowadays just by being Woke and Slapping others on stage.
Facts.
I was really disappointed in the hair. They should have done wigs. Natalie's hair is too thin and Jackie's bouffant bob was thick and fierce! Natalie was also too perky about the eyes - Jackie always seemed dull, but pleasant.
I know the hair is a big difference, they could have done better.
natalie portman didn't look the part, nor was she acting it well. right off she looks nervous and timid as she speaks, unlike jackie
Totally agreed. Between everything, they seemed like entirely different people. I don't see why people say there are similarities.
Jackie's eyes never seemed dull - You must be crazy! She was a beautiful, fascinating, classy, bright, (and sexy), woman.
@@dme1016 i could tell that she was acting
Jackie went through so much in the span of a few seconds. How she was able to take another step is beyond me. She was incredible
She mastered the voice and also the tone and feeling behind the words all at once. That would be so insanely difficult when you need to think about hitting your mark and staying in the right light, etc. Props to Natalie Portman.
Phillipson is quite convincing as JFK too. Even though he's a Danish actor, his accent and vocal impression is quite Good (in other material I've seen). I think this was playback lip sync though..
Michael Phillips lip sync, not impression
Natalie Portman nailed this. She definitely won the Oscar in my eyes. Watching these scenes, side by side, is absolutely haunting. Every inch of her is perfectly mimicking Jackie. So eerie. If that isn't acting at is best, what is?
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I’m amazed - the actor who plays JFK looks EXACTLY like him, is attractive and hot as was the real one, and has the same charisma as him. I would’ve loved to see him more in the movie.
This looks like a Vogue interview lmao
It does lol
@@krulside2737 don't it tho ? lol!
It's amazing how perfect and spot on with the voice it is with the real footage
Best with headphones, right side real Jackie, left Natalie
Natalie body language and dialogue deliver is commendable but does anyone feels Natalie is playing tad more self conscious than real Jackie? Jackie here looks far more in control
yes, that's because it is a dramatization. The director wants you to know what's really going through the character's head and heart. The scene main goal is not be an exact copy (although it tries to be as possible as it can be) - but to tell part of the story.
Exactly it’s to show how she was feeling which I believe was spot on.
Jackie was raised in a very different time, came from impeccable breeding, and was the quintessential lady. It's no surprise why JFK picked her, she was a perfect choice for first lady/politicians wife. They're both acting, but Natalie is showing the vulnerability that Jackie can't show onscreen.
@@jasminecrawford42 very well-put.
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Who was her accent coach? She bodied that accent omg
Some of y’all in the comments really expected Natalie to shape-shift into Jackie tf… ofc the performance isn’t going to be 100% accurate because thats not physically possible !? She did an amazing job with what she had.
This is one of Natalie Portmans greatest performances since Black Swan, she has soo much raw emotion and dedication to the character. She was pitch perfect in the entire runtime. It's a real shame however that she didn't win best nomination for best performance, I hate the Oscars anyway. It felt like I was watching a real life documentary movie, all the acting is incredible. The video sync is mind blowing.
My god! Natalie is perfect.
How on earth she didn't win an Oscar for this?
I believe that Mrs. Kennedy would have been very impressed by Natalie's re-enactment of her if she were still living.
te fact they made the mansion the EXACT same amazes me
this is literally incredible. Its so in sync and when Natalie first started talking I thought I was hearing an overlap of Jackie.
The real thing sounds like she's on Xanax, and Portman looks too excited and talks like M.Monroe.
Deva7 hahaha! Jackies walk and Natalie's portrayal are awkward too.
Actually, if you listen closely to the real Jackie, she does sound kind of breathless and Monroe-esque. Natalie Portman's Jackie gets the cadence more or less right, but not the timbre of the voice. On the whole though, the accent and enunciation sound painfully affected and stilted. Also, her face is way too animated and she comes across as having a lot of nervous energy. The real Jackie comes across as even-keeled, slightly stiff, and rather placid. Not a huge fan of Portman as an actress anyway. She's a decent performer, but...not one of the greats. Emma Stone is a far superior actress I think.
I think you're right about the energy. It is that which makes her not quite Jackie, there was something very calm and still about Jackie beneath the surface. Perhaps it was that which allowed her to weather the storms she went through in life.
sabichonex was agreeing with you upon until the end, Emma Stone can't act for shit, but to each their own I guess
I thought that about Natalie, she looks like she's trying so hard to mimic Jackie that it looks a bit off like she's very socially awkward
With television being around for so long and public figures having honed how to behave in front of a camera through years of experience, you don't really think about how daunting a recorded interview like this would have been. With it being relatively new technology/practice, there wasn't really much protocol on how to behave in front of a camera like that.
Posture and gate are perfect. Voice is pretty spot on too. She pushes just so slightly with her intonation and facial movements, a few times, as if to say, “hey everybody, isn’t this a great Jackie O?” But it’s very very slight. Actors can’t help but to enjoy acting.
SHE SYNC IT SO PERFECTLY DOWN WHY DIDNT SHE GET AN OSCAR I AM SO ANGRY
The real Mrs.Kennedy really made the White House the "People's House" with her welcoming personality and special touch.
Natalie did absolutely amazing. I have major respect for her after she played this role!
Jackie must have had her suspicions, I think that is why she led out with the funeral entourage, to send a message that she was not afraid of them.
Her accent is so daunting
The O.G. "Vogue's 73 Questions"
The scenes was so in sync .. great job to the production team and natalie portman..
The timing and her dialect are amazing. She obviously worked quite hard on this role. I was 3 days old when the White House tour was broadcast. My parents tell me I was sitting with my father on our sofa the day of the assassination. I’ve visited the White House 8 times. Every visit was as exciting as the first. I recall thinking when I was standing in the cross hall, facing the north doors, as I looked from side to side, I could see the outside wall of the state dining room and looking to my right, could see the outside wall of the East room, that the White House wasn’t as large as everyone thinks. It’s such a beautiful home with so much history, I wish I could return someday. If any of you have the chance, it’s a place every American should visit.
When I watched this movie I wondered if Jackie really talked like that so I had to look it up. I must say, I love Natalie in a ton of movies, but I don't think I've ever seen over acting to this extent by an A-list actress and especially her. To give her some credit it would be hard to pull that off without either under or over playing that part. And the score. I swear some part were lifted right out of "There will be Blood."
I wonder how many times Natalie has watched those clips to be on sync with it. hearing both voices at the same time is scary
Fantastic job editing all of this together. I wish it was on the DVD!
Just discovered your channel and oh my goodness this is so satisfying
thank you! :)
Really Excellent job Dimitrez! Thank you. I actually appreciate the movie a lot more now that I can see how much work was put into it to replicate the real thing.
thanks! :)
Well done! Happy to see that Jackie Kennedy's legacy will never be forgotten...
I think she did a great job of mimicking her mannerisms and voice inflections....not so sure about her demeanor though. Jackie is soft spoken, smiling, but face straight to the camera or to whomever she speaks - it’s locked dead on.....Natalie, on the other hand, does the chin low, almost like she’s trying to play it shy/vulnerable/delicate. Wonder if that was intentional so that viewers would feel some type of way? Or if it’s just how it naturally came out of Natalie’s performance?
She doesn't look like her but she totally captured the very essence of her. Uncanny.
She doesn't have to look like her, i mean it's very impossible. Performance always matters
Ms. Portman gets the voice altogether, but her affect (facial appearance) is entirely off. The director should have made more careful note of the facial visuals of Jackie Kennedy. Watch the comparison with the sound off. You'll see the same thing.
I watched it with the sound off, I like how you point this out! Yes, she fails to capture Jackie’s before-there-was-Botox freeze-smile. Portman at moments tilts her head to the side, opens her mouth wider, smiles bigger, and glance downcast more frequently, whereas Jackie isn’t nearly so animated. From the shoulders down Portman mimics the posture of the Jackie-as-Whitehouse spokesmodel, from the shoulders-up it's Natalie Portman with an accent.
It does not matter
It's a dramatization; the actor's goal is to show us what the character's feeling. Scene's like this are directed in such a way and intentionally.
Yes, I feel the same. For example, in 4:10 she is overacting.
I’ve always heard people praise Jackie Kennedy’s beauty but I just don’t see it. There were so many beautiful women of that time that I find beautiful too so I don’t think it’s just the beauty standard of the time.
I think Jackie was't what you'd call a "classic" beauty. She had a very unique/unusual face, but the overall appearance is very striking, in my opinion.
Same, I put down to some sort of charisma she must have had that isn't translated through the mediums she was shown in especially bc EVERYONE of "importance" that met her spoke of how beautiful, intelligent and overall impressive she was.
She was apparently quite charismatic, according to Aline, Countess of Romanones of Spain. Furthermore, the Countess recalls Mrs. Kennedy to be particularly popular with the gentlemen. (Not in an unseemly way, but in dinner conversation).
That’s because she wasn’t beautiful imo
I think it was her elegance, style, being multi-lingual and her White House restoration project that mad people really love her.
Holy shit, how the hell did they manage 7:36??
It seems they do use actual old footage at some parts of the movie but that shot is clearly recreated, and I’ve never seen something so spot-on.
"This is getting out of hand.......Now there are two of them!!!"
10:34 just look at the comparison of trees at this scene 🤯 mind blowing
That's because they are both the same footage. The movie just colorized it.
People are saying these are so similar, but even when heavily edited they look extremely different. Both her facial expressions as well as her physical appearance looking nothing like her in my opinion. Their voices are very different as well.
This was an amazing movie, an interior portrait of a woman in exigency of distress, having to act her roles, both public and private, as she was obliged to leave her world in the White House. It's insightful and moving, and a tribute to Jackie herself, as it honors her courage. I think of Jackie as I watch this, not Natalie - the woman who actually lived, and the times I actually recall.
I think it’s quite difficult to interpret JK. Although Nataly did a fantastic job, JK has this elegance and maybe naivety of women from the 60s, imposible to resemble by a 2010s actress.
Nataly copied the template, it sounds the same but stilted. Jackie only sounded like this for TV
Excellent job all the way around. Jackie's voice was the most seductive part of her. Natalie did it perfect
2 amazing ladies for 2 very different reasons.
they are both wonderful women may jackie kennedy rest in peace 😥😢😭🙁😔🥺
but waw kudos to the whole crew. they nailed every movement, every voice, every thing~
wow they sound just like each other, great job Natalie
Dang, she's got the mid-Atlantic accent down!
Natalie became Jackie. Her performance and especially the voice was flawless.
Amazing job Dimitri!
thanks! :)
Grungie Lucy fj
They've re-enacted the scenes so well!!
Imagine being on J.K's shoes witnessing his husbands death, right beside her. Such a strong woman.
Woah.. similar voices to Marilyn Monroe !
yessss that’s what i was thinking!!
Excellent movie and perfect actress, but unfortunately nobody can replace real Jackie.
Jackie Kennedy was such a one of a kind. Nobody does her any justice. Thats why she was the most unique First Lady there ever was and everyone tries to copy her.
The Guy played JFK on top is Amazing as well as Natalie Portman played Jackie Kennedy 5:29
So much care was taken with this movie, it's beautiful to see
Jackie is very lucky to have her ply her in this role, I've seen so many ppl try to play her , but this is by far the best..
Very Nicely done!❤👏👏👏⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
She deserved the Oscar for this. She also should have got an Oscar for Closer, but at least she won the Golden Globe for that performance.
for everyone saying jackie was natural no she was not she was fake she made up her voice and everything about herself it was all an illusion and natalie was portraying that to the audience she wasn't trying to be exactly like Jackie she was trying to show the audience the inner struggle of jackie and she succeeded
Keep up the good work you should do a Brian Bank's scene comparison
Natalie Portman did a good job depicting Jackie
These channels about cinema are wonderful. Amazing actresses.
The scenes was so in sync.. great job to the production team and natalie..
Yeah, they sure did! 💯
Natalie Portman first big movie was The professional where she played as an assassin in training.... then she grew up and played the Role of Jackie in this iconic movie! ... where am I going with this you might be asking?!.. think for a second..
The person who did hit Johnny boy was sitting in the far back and to the left of the limo... back and to the left.. Back and to the left!
Now, Who is sitting in the backseat to the left of Johnny? I'll give you three guesses but you're only going to need one!🏌🏿♂️
I challenge anyone that doubt me, to watch that 45 second Zappruda film in reduced speed if possible...Re watch that scene. pay CLOSE attention to JACKIE O'NASTY'S quick, deliberate and calculated movements. Her right arm, how she reached under his chin just before the final puff of smoke!
Only zero in on jackiie watch her RIGHT ARM! 🧐
In that movie 'The Professional ' she even wore the infamous pillbox style hat!😎
The actress plays Jackie as uncomfortable, whilst the real one looks at peace with being phony.
My thought exactly
Natalie Portman nailed this role. Amazing!
So they actually remade the scene shot by shot? Amazing!
I absolutely adore when Hollywood does this
Natalie did fantastic as far as hitting the timing and the inflection of the words. However, she was a little jittery and nervous. Whereas the real Jackie Kennedy was a lot more "sure" and confident but still like a "perfect", bashful, sweet housewife.
Natalie made Jackie frightened not naturally comfortable. After comparing, Jackie was speaking with less expression and Natalie was speaking more wide eyed, scared, and larger mouth moving. She was at the casket longer too which made her sadder instead of comforting the child that Jackie did. She always held her composure, not show vulnerability in front of the public. She composed herself until she left the room. Its what people did back than. I wanted to see that side of her behind closed doors and away from people. In away, I felt depressed watching the movie so I didn't watch the whole thing since Natalie was portraying her differently, not like that classy, a bit shy, but confident, and elegant woman she was in front of people. Natalie made her scared of everything when in reality she left rooms with a smile every time and made people feel at ease until her passing. My boyfriend couldn't watch it either from us knowing Jackie was an icon that people looked up to, not just as John F. Kennedy's wife, the first lady but was a charitable person.
Holy shit, Natalie! 😱😍 This Channel is wonderful!!
thank you! :)
dimitreze youre amazing, really!
I love Natalie. But I think she was very affected in the WH Tour, wasn't natural.
Flávio Ribeiro that’s the point, Jackie Kennedy always acted like that
Natalie was incredibly synced as some have said, however, her performance painted her as a tad more somber than the original where she's smiling the entire time and doesn't show much emotion in her face nor voice.