One challenge that loomed for Natalie Portman as she prepared was Jacqueline Kennedy's highly distinctive dialect, impeccable diction, and whispery voice. "She had such an amazing voice", Portman mused. "It was truly from another era. She had a finishing school sort of way of presenting yourself, very demure, where you bat your eyelashes and speak in a breathy voice. Her accent was posh, but also mixed with a real New York accent, and also a little British. Her dialect is an unusual combination of sounds that were completely unique to her. The first time I did it on set, I think Pablo Larraín was terrified", Portman recalled.

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