Natalie Portman is showing off her backside in her new movie.

The beautiful actress strips down within the first few minutes of Wes Anderson’s short film ‘Hotel Chevalier’ and she didn’t want to use a body double for the scene.

Mrskin.com, which is a website dedicated to documenting nude scenes in film, said; “Eight minutes in Natalie’s co-star Jason Schwartzman undresses her, finally removing her panties to show a full view of her a** and it’s all her, no body double.”

However Natalie recently revealed she had asked for a body double to step in for her nude scene in the movie ‘Goya’s Ghost’.

She said; “There’s a long shot of a nude woman, but it’s not me. You do see some parts of me unclothed, but if they end up on websites making it look like I’m nude, I’m going to be really, really angry.”

The young actress played the role of a pole dancer in the adult love story ‘Closer’ but denies she took on the part to rid her of her squeaky clean image.

She said; I didn’t do the scene in order to prove something. I just want to get on with my life and do what feels right.”

Meanwhile, earlier this year Natalie confessed she would consider having a romantic relationship with a woman but insists she has never had a same sex experience before.

She said at the time; “I’ve never a dated a woman or anything like it. But I think it’s much more about the person you fall in love with.

Why would you close yourself off from 50 per cent of people.”

In other news, Natalie admitted when she was a young teen star she would get letters from paedophiles after starring in two controversial roles.

She told Film and Music magazine; “I was a paedophile’s dream! It was weird, and it dictated a lot of my choices afterwards because it scared me.

When you’re a little kid you get really excited about it and you think being famous is really cool. But then you get a fan letter and you read it, and you’re like, ‘Eeeeeeugh!’ Terrified.

You can imagine what they said. I obviously stopped reading them, but it made me reluctant to do sexy stuff, especially when I was young.”