mila kunis

Mila Kunis (Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Extract) has signed on to co-star opposite Natalie Portman in Darren Aronofsky’s Black Swan.


The supernatural drama is set in the world of New York City Ballet. Portman stars as a veteran ballerina who finds herself “locked in to a competitive showdown with a rival dancer, with the stakes and twists increasing as the dancers approach a big performance.” But it isn’t as simple as that — the big twist is that Portman’s character is not sure whether her rival is a supernatural apparition or if she is having delusions. Kunis is playing the rival dancer named Lilly.

Aronofsky became attached to Black Swan in early 2007, but the film was put into turnaround by Universal. The project is apparently making the rounds to studios and specialty divisions, with Portman as part of the CAA package. Mark Heyman, co-producer of The Wrestler, has done a rewrite of the original script by John McLaughlin. The film is scheduled to begin shooting this fall in New York City. Right now the film is independently financed, but Fox Searchlight seems interested in distribution.

source: THR

  • mangos
    kunis is moving up in the world. she's in book of eli, now this.
  • fanboy_d
    just what i was thinking, her career path is looking good - aronofsky!
  • izzi
    major for mila.

    nat portman + aronofsky + ghost story = im there.
  • Black Swan has a really intrguing plotline, I'm looking forward to this.
  • DonaldDuck
    I agree, I can see it being a little like The Prestige.
  • Gaius
    Natalie: What is the Black Swan?
    Mila: I can't tell you.
    Natalie: Tell me right now damn it! (pulls her hair)
    Mila: Alright! Let me go!
    (Natalie lets Mila go, shoving her to the floor)
    Natalie: Well?
    Mila: It's in the bedroom. Let me show you.
    (Natalie follows Mila to the bedroom, and sits on the bed)
    Natalie: What are you doing? Show me!
    Mila: Come here and I'll show you.
    Natalie: You better damn well show me right n....
    (Mila grabs Natalie, making out with her passionately. Natalie pulls back)
    Mila: The Black Swan is a special technique... (Mila pulls down Natalie's skirt)
    Natalie: What kind?
    Mila: This kind.
    (Mila pulls off her pants too, and begins to entwine her legs with Natalie's. They begain to scissor...their pubic hair bristling together like silken floss)
    Natalie: Oh god...keep going...
    (Fade to black. Fade in to Mila and Natalie, completely nude on the bed, content, and holding each other happily.)
  • asianrage
    I'm surprised and turned on.
  • dude. issues.
  • not sure i will watch that movie...

    but mila is hot
  • clarencesomerset
    Meg Griffin meets Padme
  • luke_a
    Like you guys, I fell in love with Mila in FORGETTING SARAH MARSHALL. And the scene in which she tells off Peter at the front desk washed away the stink of THAT 70'S SHOW/FAMILY GUY in five minutes. I was praying that that scene would get her a great dramatic role. And Aronofsky has answered it. I now want to see this film more than anything else out there.
  • jcdawg
    My thoughts exactly. I hope she is up to it. Did you notice what she was wearing at the Emmy's?
  • YES...
  • I love her.
  • Prote
    Man I think Natalie will just do an amazing job in this film, she has a lot of range and for Aronofsky to cast her in this film will really bring out her talent, I loved Portman in Mr. Magoriums.
  • I am so fucking looking forward to this movie.

    Oh and I couldnt give a damn who was in it if I tried
  • mattyplant
    Yer shut up Meg! lol

    I still to this day cant believe shes that hot and is only just getting a break, that usually seals the deal in hollywood, I reckon its that pesky bf of hers!
  • I think Mila Kunis is great. even from her days on That 70's Show she was awesome. I think this could be a very good role for her.
  • I'm a devoted Aronofsky fanboy, thanks for feeding my excitement!

    As for Kunis, I still smell the '70s show stink, luke_a. Here's hoping DA can turn me around on her ;-)
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