Noah Oppenheim's intellectually probing, yet starkly emotional script, so different from anything that had ever been penned about Jackie Kennedy, ended up on the famous "Black List" of the best as-yet unproduced screenplays and launched his screenwriting career. Steven Spielberg courted the script for a while. Another filmmaker who was drawn to it was the iconoclastic and adventurous director Darren Aronofsky. At first, Aronofsky considered directing this movie. But ultimately, it was he who brought it to Pablo Larraín and to Natalie Portman, with whom he'd had a highly creative rapport on Il cigno nero (2010), with Aronofsky in the end coming aboard on this movie as a producer with his company, Protozoa Pictures.

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