Tuesday, January 11 2005, 12:49 GMT
By Daniel Saney, Deputy Editor
Natalie Portman is likely to front a TV series set in an American boarding school.
The Attack of the Clones star is being targeted by some New York friends to front their series about a boarding school plagued by "drugs, elitism and pretentiousness".
The show will be written by Taylor Materne, Hobson Brown and Jatdine Linare and they hope that Portman will participate, reports PageSix.com.
Materne says: "We are not trashing specific boarding schools. We are just giving an honest portrayal."
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