Portman stunned in red to celebrate her return to the MCU.
Portman debuted in the Marvel Cinematic Universe in. Her character Jane, an astrophysicist, served as the love interest for the hammer-wielding titular Norse god. At the time, the burgeoning MCU was far from the mono-culture-defining box office force it’s since become. Portman returned for the sequel,, in 2013, but then peaced out of the MCU for several years.
Ballet inspiration or not, we guess it does make sense for Portman to offset her newly beefed-up role in the franchise with a decidedly feminine look on the red carpet.of course, isn’t exactly the sort of film that needs a sequel. But something about the idea of Portman, Disney-owned franchises, and beautiful red dresses leaves us wondering whether she’ll ever return to her famous
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