Benjamin Millepied, French star of the New York City Ballet, is the author of the choreography of the film "Black Swan". Natalie Portman stars as the lead role. It was during filming that the two stars are known. Since the engagement was celebrated and a baby has been started. The choreographer has returned from filming the movie and its collaboration with his fiancee.
He showed great professionalism in criticizing the talents of dancer Natalie: "She was a dancer amateur who had a real lack of coordination in the arms and head. But I noticed she had a good sense of movement. You do not become the princess 'Swan Lake' in three months! ". He added, "I should not be an actor at the base but it is one thing that could most help Natalie.
When I am not the size is a plus. We see on screen a real sensuality between us .... Then there was what was happening between us a personal perspective it's true ... But the camera was facing the professional that prevailed. " Complicity they expose to the world during their official appearances! 
He showed great professionalism in criticizing the talents of dancer Natalie: "She was a dancer amateur who had a real lack of coordination in the arms and head. But I noticed she had a good sense of movement. You do not become the princess 'Swan Lake' in three months! ". He added, "I should not be an actor at the base but it is one thing that could most help Natalie.
When I am not the size is a plus. We see on screen a real sensuality between us .... Then there was what was happening between us a personal perspective it's true ... But the camera was facing the professional that prevailed. " Complicity they expose to the world during their official appearances!
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