Natalie Portman regrets signing the Roman Polanski petition

[just444]

In this fabulous Q&A with @KateAurthur, Natalie Portman finally addresses signing the Roman Polanski petition: https://t.co/X6xSd1uPdf pic.twitter.com/yz2afqoyuq
- Adam B. Vary (@adambvary) February 20, 2018

sourceIn an interview with Buzzfeed Portman addresses the Roman Polanski petition she signed in 2009

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[emerald_soul]

Well good for her for owning up to her mistake.

[savage_land]

SHE’s STILL FUCKING TRASH FOR SIGNING IN THE FIRST PLACE

[emerald_soul]

1. Don't yell at me.

2. I don't know why anyone signed that shit, but at least she admitted she was wrong and she regrets it. That's better than never changing your mind or admitting you were wrong. It's called growth and learning to be a better person.

Or are you being sarcastic? lol

[klossier]

you sound reasonable

[notoriousreign]

Good.

[genbu_no_miko24]

Some people will complain but at least she admits it was a mistake.

[cbluechicken]

Ontd doesn't know accountability

[civilsavage]

gur u know ontd aint got time for words with more than 4 syllables...

[evett]

Ontd: I really wish people would see the error in their ways and change their shitty opinions.

Also ontd: oh you changed your shitty opinion? Well DIAF for having had those opinions in the first place. Never forget!

[spanishsaharaa]

Well better late than never and I am glad she addressed it. The interview/thread was good

So many 🔥 quotes from Natalie Portman in this Q&A with @KateAurthur. Like, what it's like for so many female actors who are used to being the ONLY woman in a movie to suddenly be working together with Time's Up. https://t.co/X6xSd1uPdf pic.twitter.com/AX8Het2gHA
- Adam B. Vary (@adambvary) February 20, 2018

And this, about whether we should care that Woody Allen's directing career may now be over. https://t.co/X6xSd1uPdf (via @KateAurthur) pic.twitter.com/WpPEe8Bsd6
- Adam B. Vary (@adambvary) February 20, 2018

[genbu_no_miko24]

I do agree with her saying about lets not be sad for the person who can't make movies anyone. Thats essentially what the Roman Polanski's list was about.

Instead of continuing to fund some abuser, how about opening doors to other talents.

[hello_samm]

[champagnexdream]

[milfordacademy]

does she regret working with him as well?

[milfordacademy]

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2167988/?ref_=fn_tt_tt_6

[buzzybhn]

I'm assuming they're talking about a perfume ad he did in like 2008.