Angelina Jolie Still Feels ‘Possessive’ Over Brad Pitt — Why She’d Care If He Moved On
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- Published on Sunday, 10 September 2017 16:31
- Written by Hollywood Life
If Brad Pitt starts dating someone new, just how is Angelina Jolie going to take it?! Although it’s pretty inevitable, our insider says she’s dreading that day. Here’s all the EXCLUSIVE details! As painful as it is to think about, we have to admit that Brad Pitt, 53, and Angelina Jolie, 42, will one day be out dating new people! That is unless they rekindle their love and all is right with the universe again! Okay…back to what is shaping up to be our harsh reality. Should Brad start romancing someone new, our source says his soon-to-be ex-wife won’t be too keen on it, even though she was the one who is rumored to have pulled the plug on their marriage! “Angelina knows that Brad will start dating somebody else at some point, but she doesn’t know anything about the rumors of Brad dating Ruth Negga as she tries her hardest to stay away from anything on the internet that isn’t news related,” a source close to Angelina shares with HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY regarding recent rumblings about his rapport with his co-star on his new film Ad Astra. “Even though it was Angelina‘s decision to split with Brad, she still feels possessive when it comes to him, and Angelina has a jealous streak in her, so if Brad has moved on to another woman, it’s definitely going to sting. Brad and Angelina‘s interactions are still all about the children. He or she will call if there is something important to discuss regarding the kids, but that’s about it. Brad and Angelina very rarely drive the children to and from each other’s houses, they have staff do that.” Surprisingly, it sounds like Brad and Angie are actually on the same page. As we previously reported, the leading man is fearful of what a new romance might bring into his life following his painful separation. “Brad fears falling in love again after suffering from a broken heart with Angelina. Brad has great chemistry with his co-star, Ruth, but he is cautiously keeping things between them light and casual. Brad is keeping it light and friendly with Ruth, as he has with any other women he meets these days,” a source close to Brad previously told HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY. “He may have a crush on the beautiful co-star, but he will not be falling in love again anytime soon.” It sure sounds like it’s going to take a lot more time before Brad can move on.
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Unbroken 2 Is Happening, Only With Less Angelina Jolie And Way More Religion
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- Published on Thursday, 07 September 2017 06:17
- Written by Cinema Blend
Angelina is about to blaze a new path for herself as a director when her new movie First They Killed My Father heads to Netflix, but meanwhile, a regular movie studio is looking at ways to create a sequel for one of her other directorial efforts. If you've read the Laura Hillenbrand book that Unbroken is based on, you may already know there is more to the story, and Universal seems keen to look into what happened next. The studio is putting together Unbroken 2, a sequel about Zamperini finding religion while dealing with PTSD.The new sequel is rolling with the title Unbroken: Path to Redemption. It will specifically look at the final portion of Laura Hillenbrand's Unbroken: A World War II Story of Survival, Resilience, and Redemption. After suffering for years during World War II, first after a plane crash on a raft in the ocean and then as a POW in a Japanese war camp, former Olympian Louis Zamperini finally made it home. He got married, but he was suffering from PTSD. Eventually, to find his own version of happiness, he was taken in by Billy Graham's sermons, found Jesus, and began preaching around the U.S. Then, in the epilogue, he actually returned to Japan to forgive the men who imprisoned and mistreated him. Fans of the book have often cited it as pretty powerful stuff. Regardless, it was left out of the original film.
The new movie announcement indicates that Unbroken: Path to Redemption will not be helmed by Angelina Jolie. Instead, Harold Cronk will be taking the reigns on the project. The director is known for other faith-based ventures, including God's Not Dead and its sequel. The project seems to also be moving forward quickly, with Will Graham playing his grandfather, Billy Graham. Original Zamperini actor Jack O'Connell will not be back either; instead Samuel Hunt will play Zamperini. Finally, Merritt Patterson has signed on to play Cynthia, Zamperini's wife. Matt Baer, a producer on Unbroken, will also produce the sequel.So, why make the new movie? According to THR, Louis Zamperini's son Luke said that a lot of people were critical about how Unbroken ended, and viewers of the movie who were also religious felt like the flick left a lot out. Universal then even added a documentary to the home release of Angelina Jolie's Unbroken called "Legacy of Faith." That lengthy 90-minute feature told more of the story, but it didn't tell it in fun, partially fictional biopic form. The people want the religious side of the story, and the people will be getting it.We'll let you know when Unbroken: Path to Redemption gets an official release date. In the meantime, you can check out Angelina Jolie's First They Killed My Father on September 15.
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Doting mom Angelina Jolie takes daughter Vivienne to pet store in LA after opening up about year off from show business
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- Published on Thursday, 07 September 2017 03:36
- Written by Daily mail
Sven Angelina Jolie's dog has its day.The 42-year-old actress-director was snapped Tuesday in the Los Feliz neighborhood of Los Angeles, California with her nine-year-old daughter Vivienne and a large canine as the duo visited a local pet shop to stock up on supplies for their dog.The A-lister went casual doing her post-Labor Day chores, clad in an ash grey T-shirt tucked into billowing grey slacks with flared bottoms, wearing her dark locks down and dark sunglasses as she trudged on with errands.Vivienne had on a red Mickey Mouse shirt and her blonde locks down as she walked the dog out of the store, while Angelina had bags full of supplies on the sunny day in Southern California.The Academy Award-winning actress, who shares six children with Brad Pitt - Maddox, 16, Pax, 13, Zahara, 12, Shiloh, 11, and nine-year-old twins Knox and Vivienne - has been back in the headlines this week as she appeared at the Telluride Film Festival in Telluride, Colorado to debut her upcoming drama, First They Killed My Father.The reclusive star at the cinematic exhibition touched on a number of topics including her future in front of the camera, and how she's been coping in the wake of her highly-publicized split with Pitt a year ago this month.Jolie, speaking with The Hollywood Reporter, said that she was inclined to 'do some acting' in the near-future with a dearth of directorial projects she's 'passionate about,' currently.She said that 'most likely,' she'll be working on a sequel to her 2014 movie Maleficent, adding, 'I look forward to having some fun with that.'Jolie said that she's been sidelined in the past 12 months to deal with issues on the home front, but has her eye on forwarding her career when the time is right.'I've taken over a year off now, because of my family situation, to take care of my kids,' she said. 'When they can have - when I feel it's time for me to go back to work, I'll be able to go back to work. I've been needed at home. I hope in the months to come.'On Sunday, the thrice-married entertainer revealed to the Sunday Telegraph that she hasn't enjoyed the solitude amid her split with Pitt, whose relationship famously began when they filmed 2005's Mr & Mrs. Smith, while he was still married to Jennifer Aniston.'I don’t enjoy being single,' she said. 'It’s not something I wanted.' She added: 'There are no upsides, there's nothing nice about it. It's just hard.
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Angelina Jolie Gives Update on 'Maleficent 2'
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- Published on Saturday, 05 May 2018 16:19
- Written by Comicbook
It was previously confirmed that the Disney sequel was entering pre-production with Jez Butterworth coming on board to rewrite the script. Now, Jolie has confirmed that she is on board for the sequel as well.Jolie, who is currently at Telluride Film Festival supporting her directorial efforts with First They Killed My Father, told Deadline that it was time for her to return to acting."I am now the breadwinner for the family so it's time," Jolie said.2014's Maleficent was a box office hit for Disney, grossing $758 million worldwide and plans for the sequel were announced in 2015. While there were rumors that the actress might be taking on Bride of Frankenstein instead of returning to the Sleeping Beauty villainess, Jolie confirmed that she is already hard at work on Maleficent 2."We have been working on the script and this is going to be a really strong sequel," Jolie said.Joe Roth, who was producer on the first film, is set to produce Maleficent 2. No additional details concerning plot or an expected release date have been announced.
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Angelina Jolie Gets Standing Ovation for ‘Cambodia’ Film at Telluride
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- Published on Monday, 04 September 2017 03:12
- Written by Variety
It was a filmmaking experience that changed her life as well as the lives of survivors, Angelina Jolie told Telluride Film Festival attendees who screened her new Netflix film, “First They Killed My Father: A Daughter of Cambodia Remembers,” which received a standing ovation. The audience affection seemed split between her movie and another labor of love, her children. Jolie attended the event with her entire brood of six: Maddox, 16; Pax, 13; Zahara, 12; Shiloh, 11 and twins Vivienne and Knox, 9.The project, which Jolie directed and co-wrote, documents author Loung Ung’s experience as a child soldier under the horrific Khmer Rouge regime that seized control of Cambodia in 1975, brutalizing the people in a reign of terror and genocide.The historical episode has special meaning for the Jolie family, since her son Maddox was adopted from a Cambodian orphanage in 2002. Jolie spoke movingly about her experience screening the film for Cambodian survivors, an effort that involved the cooperation of the king as well as the government.“We ended up at Terrace of the Elephant in Angkor Wat,” Jolie said, “which is very special to the Cambodian people, screening outside, and it was extraordinary. It was so moving to see everybody watch. A lot of them said that night they were able to talk about it for the first time.” Jolie underscored the global power of film to move hearts and minds.Relaxing onstage in a director’s chair alongside Ung after the screening, Jolie admitted that during a visit several years ago she was struck by how “ignorant” she was about what had happened in Cambodia. “I met people who had returned from the border camps, and was warned about land mines,” she recalled. “But most of all I met people whose spirits were high. They’re so generous. They’re so gracious. Their culture is so strong and I was so impressed by them. And during that trip I picked up a $2 book on a street corner, and it was [Ung’s] book. It changed my life.” “First They Killed My Father” is scheduled for a Sept. 15 premiere on Netflix.
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