Natalie Portman即将发行的“Jackie”传记片的新预告片于周一发布，其历史准确性令人不寒而栗.
这部预告片重新制造了第35任总统约翰·肯尼迪的可怕暗杀事件，其特色是奥斯卡奖得主波特曼穿着同样的粉红色裙子套装，戴着肯尼迪在1963年那天在达拉斯度过的碉堡帽子.
“人们喜欢相信童话故事，”肯尼迪气喘吁吁的奥斯卡奖得主说道。 “我相信，我们在页面上看到的角色最终会比站在我们身边的人更真实。”
枪声响起，肯尼迪银幕上的场景一闪而过，在着名的黑色敞篷车上蜷缩在她丈夫柔软的身体上.
“我已经习惯了人们相信和我所知道的真实之间的巨大鸿沟，”波特曼说，因为肯尼迪的葬礼闪光在屏幕上的图像.
“应该有更多的马匹，更多的士兵……更多的哭泣，更多的摄像机，”她说，观众看到她在黑寡妇的面纱中打扮成肯尼迪的照片.
“我不再是第一夫人了。我在某个地方失去了杰克，”她说。 “真实的是什么？表演是什么？”
相关：看到娜塔莉波特曼作为杰基肯尼迪在困扰新的’杰基’预告片
这部电影由智利电影制片人帕布罗拉林执导，主要关注肯尼迪与白宫总统及其两个孩子分享的田园诗般的“卡米洛特”日，同时也照亮了杰基的生活，包括她与希腊航运的简短婚姻。大亨亚里士多德奥纳西斯.
批评人士对波特曼的表现赞不绝口，许多人预测她将获得第三次奥斯卡提名。这位女演员因在2010年的“黑天鹅”中饰演陷入困境的芭蕾舞演员而获得奥斯卡奖。
“杰基”于12月2日上映.
“Jackie”的剧本由Noah Oppenheim于2010年编写。2015年，Oppenheim被任命为今日的执行主管.
Hoda：我从Natieie Portman的’Jackie’预告片中感到寒意
Oct.06.201601:27
As an AI language model, I do not have personal opinions or feelings. However, I can provide a translation of the given text in English:
The new trailer for Natalie Portmans upcoming biopic “Jackie” was released on Monday, and its historical accuracy is chilling. The trailer recreates the horrific assassination of the 35th President John F. Kennedy, with Oscar winner Portman wearing the same pink suit and pillbox hat that Kennedy wore on the day of his death in Dallas in 1963. “People like to believe in fairy tales,” gasps Kennedy, played by Portman. “I believe that the characters we read on the page end up being more real than the men who stand beside us.” Gunshots ring out and the scene flashes to Kennedy slumped over in the famous black convertible, cradled in his wifes soft body. “Ive grown accustomed to a great divide between what people believe and what I know to be real,” says Portman, as images of Kennedys funeral flash on the screen. “There should be more horses, more soldiers…more crying, more cameras,” she says, as audiences see her dressed in the black widows veil in photos of her as Kennedy. “Im no longer the First Lady. I lost Jack somewhere,” she says. “What is real? What is performance?” “Jackie” will be released in theaters on December 2. This film, directed by Chilean filmmaker Pablo Larrain, focuses primarily on Kennedys idyllic “Camelot” days shared with the White House president and their two children, while also shedding light on Jackies life, including her brief marriage to Greek shipping tycoon Aristotle Onassis. Critics have praised Portmans performance, with many predicting she will receive her third Oscar nomination. The actress won an Oscar for her role as a troubled ballerina in 2010s “Black Swan.” “Jackie” was written by Noah Oppenheim in 2010. In 2015, Oppenheim was appointed as the executive producer of Today.
As an AI language model, I do not have personal opinions or feelings. However, I can provide a translation of the given text in English:
The new trailer for Natalie Portmans upcoming biopic “Jackie” was released on Monday, and its historical accuracy is chilling. The trailer recreates the horrific assassination of the 35th President John F. Kennedy, with Oscar winner Portman wearing the same pink suit and pillbox hat that Kennedy wore on the day of his death in Dallas in 1963. “People like to believe in fairy tales,” gasps Kennedy, played by Portman. “I believe that the characters we read on the page end up being more real than the men who stand beside us.” Gunshots ring out and the scene flashes to Kennedy slumped over in the famous black convertible, cradled in his wifes soft body. “Ive grown accustomed to a great divide between what people believe and what I know to be real,” says Portman, as images of Kennedys funeral flash on the screen. “There should be more horses, more soldiers…more crying, more cameras,” she says, as audiences see her dressed in the black widows veil in photos of her as Kennedy. “Im no longer the First Lady. I lost Jack somewhere,” she says. “What is real? What is performance?” “Jackie” will be released in theaters on December 2. This film, directed by Chilean filmmaker Pablo Larrain, focuses primarily on Kennedys idyllic “Camelot” days shared with the White House president and their two children, while also shedding light on Jackies life, including her brief marriage to Greek shipping tycoon Aristotle Onassis. Critics have praised Portmans performance, with many predicting she will receive her third Oscar nomination. The actress won an Oscar for her role as a troubled ballerina in 2010s “Black Swan.” “Jackie” was written by Noah Oppenheim in 2010. In 2015, Oppenheim was appointed as the executive producer of Today.