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Becoming a happily married mum has shifted Jessica Alba’s plans for global domination. Paul Byrne talks to the actress for www.movies.ie In Hollywood, it’s generally accepted that, when a female star is having trouble with her career, it’s time to go away and have a baby. There’s nothing more the general public love that seeing a caring, sharing mother doting over their little bundle of joy. Whatever doubts may have wormed their way into Joe and Joanna Sixpack’s mind about said star should, most likely, vanish in a puff of baby talcum powder and a full photospread in OK! magazine. And the star gets another shot at being box-office once again. Doesn’t always work, of course. Look at Halle Berry. Jennifer Lopez. Sharon Stone. And so many, many other brave women who turned to mother nature, looking for a little career help, only to find themselves left holding the baby. Literally. In the case of Jessica Alba though, you get the impression that her mother’s love is real. Even if her career was a little shakey when she went into the delivery room. Having first come to our attention ten years ago in the rather fine sci-fi action series Dark Angel – the only TV project produced by the mighty James Cameron – Alba struggled through some pretty poor movies before hitting the no.1 spot as Susan Storm in 2005’s Fantastic Four. The young Californian hit the top spot once again with the comic book heroes’ second big-screen outing in 2007. The fact that both movies sucked didn’t seem to … Video Rating: 4 / 5
*UPDATED* This interview took place in Israel, the entire interview is in Hebrew……..it has french subtitles. UPDATE: Thanks to thingofwonder I now have a translation of the interview: IN: Interviewer NP: Natalie Portman [translation starts when they sit together at the hotel room] NP: I’m glad you came to my home [points to hotel room, laughing] IN: It’s very pretty, this home of yours. NP: [laughs] I’ve always wanted to live here [in Israel] for a while, to see how it was, because I left [Israel] at an early age and it was great [back then]. It was really fun. I studied a bit of Arabic and a bit about the history of Islam and the history of Israel, and Hebrew, obviously. I thought of maybe studying in Tel Aviv but I’m glad I decided [to study] in Jerusalem, because I really had no problems with regards to [paparazzi] photographers. IN: [mumbled in background] [walking around the hotel room] IN: maybe you’ll show us the view from your window? NP: [the view is] very beautiful. IN: are you used to hotel rooms? NP: yes. IN: what do you hate the most about hotel rooms? NP: the heating [laughs]. IN: and what do you like the best about hotel rooms? NP: I most like the fact that they get cleaned for me. IN: let’s got out to the porch so you can show us Israel. [talks to cameraman:] come over here, she’s going to show us Israel. [outside on the porch] IN: what do you think would’ve happened had you lived here? NP: [shakes head, not knowing what to say] IN: would you have been …
