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NEW YORK, July 8 (UPI) -- Hollywood actress Natalie Portman says her shaved head for her role in the movie "V For Vendetta" got her pulled over by New York City police.
Portman said she was driving through Manhattan's midtown tunnel, which connects Queens with Manhattan, when she was pulled over for questioning, reported World Entertainment News Network Friday.
"I've never had that happen to me before. It's supposedly random ... My registration was expired because I had been out of town, and it was my first day back," Portman told Newsweek.
"I'd been in Israel and Berlin for the shooting. They wouldn't let me go in."
Portman said police told her to take the bridge instead of the tunnel.
"I didn't understand that logic," she said. "If you're a suspect, don't take the tunnel, take the bridge?"
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