Natalie Portman's parents worry about her in Hollywood - they think it's full of "devils"

Natalie Portman's parents worry about her in Hollywood because they reckon the movie business is full of "devils", she has revealed.

The Star Wars actress said her mum and dad are proud of her achievements.

But she said they are convinced she will be led astray by bad influences.

She said "They are proud but they are always worried.

"They really see Hollywood as this corrupt place where I am being tempted by devils all the time."

And she said one of her favourite actors she has worked with is Clive Owen.

The pair starred together in 2004 romantic drama, Closer.

She told a US TV show: "He's amazing. "He has great rhythms."

Israeli-born Portman, 26, will next be seen in comedy fantasy Mr Magorium's Wonder Emporium alongside Dustin Hoffman.

It is released in the US on November 16 and in the UK on December 14.

Her father is a fertility doctor while her mother acts as her agent.