Natalie
Portman
used
to
get
sent
disturbing
letters
from
paedophiles.
The
actress
played
a
young
girl
who
was
trained
to
be
an
assassin
by
an
older
man
in
'Leon'
when
she
was
just
12.
She
also
landed
the
role
of
an
older
man's
object
of
desire
in
'Beautiful
Girls'
at
the
age
of
13.
Natalie
has
revealed
the
two
controversial
roles
led
to
her
receiving
sexually
explicit
fan
mail
from
obsessive
and
disturbed
men.
She
revealed
to
Film
and
Music
magazine:
"I
was
a
paedophile's
dream!
It
was
weird,
and
it
dictated
a
lot
of
my
choices
afterwards
because
it
scared
me.
When
you're
a
little
kid
you
get
really
excited
about
it
and
you
think
being
famous
is
really
cool.
But
then
you
get
a
fan
letter
and
you
read
it,
and
you're
like,
'Eeeeeeugh!'
Terrified.
You
can
imagine
what
they
said.
I
obviously
stopped
reading
them,
but
it
made
me
reluctant
to
do
sexy
stuff,
especially
when
I
was
young."
Natalie,
now
25,
has
vowed
never
to
talk
about
her
sex
life.
The
'Star
Wars'
actress
wants
her
personal
life
to
remain
private
and
admits
she
is
shocked
when
female
Hollywood
stars
talk
about
their
bedroom
antics.
She
said:
"It's
nobody's
business.
Remember
there
was
that
time
when
Britney
Spears
and
Jessica
Simpson
were
proclaiming
their
virginity.
I
was
like,
'Are
you
kidding?'
"