Watch Terrence Malick’s Perfume Commercial Starring Angelina Jolie
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- Published on Monday, 27 February 2017 14:38
- Written by The Film Stage
It was precisely a month ago when we learned — along with premiering two new films this year — Terrence Malick was planning to direct a perfume commercial for Guerlain starring Angelina Jolie. As the new face of the French company’s campaign for their fragrance Mon Guerlain, Jolie is donating her entire paycheck to a charity of her choosing, and now they’ve kicked things off with the launch of the ad.Backed by Andy Quin‘s gorgeous song “Awakening” — used previously by Malick in the trailer for To the Wonder — it’s a beautiful, one-minute commercial which features the director’s angelic imagery of nature, his star, and of course, some perfume. As we await the forthcoming premiere of Song to Song, check out the spot below as well as the To the Wonder trailer to see his past use of the music.
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Angelina Jolie cooks scorpions with her kids
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- Published on Wednesday, 22 February 2017 07:24
- Written by USA Today
In a BBC video, the filmmaker -- whose passion project First They Killed My Father just premiered in Cambodia-- is seen comfortably cooking insects with her cast members, kids and reporter Yalda Hakim."You start with crickets ... and a beer, and then you kind of move up to tarantulas,” Jolie says, after explaining how to take the fangs out of a spider and sautée it. "It's actually really good, the flavor," she says.But what do Jolie's kids think of the bugs? Son Knox had this review: They taste like "dry chips ... like flavorless chips." Jolie also talked with the BBC about her film, which is set during the Khmer Rouge genocide, and about her divorce from Brad Pitt. "We are and forever will be a family and so that is how I am coping," she said. "I am coping with finding a way through to make sure that this somehow makes us stronger and closer."
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Angelina Jolie tearfully breaks silence on split with Brad Pitt: 'We will always be family'
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- Published on Wednesday, 22 February 2017 07:21
- Written by TVNZ
Hollywood star Angelina Jolie insists her estranged husband Brad Pitt will "always be a family" with her and their six children, and hopes their split will make them a "stronger" family unit.Hollywood star Angelina Jolie insists her estranged husband Brad Pitt will "always be a family" with her and their six children, and hopes their split will make them a "stronger" family unit.The pair are doing their best to settle the divorce in private for the benefit of their six children.The By The Sea star filed for divorce from the Fury actor last year.Although they have decided to go their separate ways, Jolie hopes the whole thing will make them a "stronger" unit.Speaking to BBC World News, she said, "I don't want to say very much about that, except to say it was a very difficult time and we are a family and we will always be a family, and we will get through this time and hopefully be a stronger family for it"."Many, many people find themselves in this situation. My whole family, we've all being through a difficult time."My focus is my children, our children... and my focus is finding this way through. We are and forever will be a family."I am coping with finding a way through to make sure that this somehow makes us stronger and closer." "My focus is my children, our children"" Angelina is currently in Cambodia for the film premiere of First They Killed My Father, where she was was joined by her six kids - Maddox, 15, Shiloh, 10, Pax, 13, Zahara, 12, and eight-year-old twins Vivienne and Knox.Speaking at the premiere, she said, "I cannot find words to express what it means to me that I was entrusted with telling part of the story of this country."This film was not made to focus on the horrors of the past, but to celebrate the resilience, kindness and talent of the Cambodian people."Most of all, this film is my way of saying thank you to Cambodia. Without Cambodia I may never have become a mother."Part of my heart is and will always be in this country. And part of this country is always with me: Maddox."
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Trailer of Turkish TV series starring Angelina Jolie, Cristiano Ronaldo shot in Gaziantep
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- Published on Saturday, 18 February 2017 15:53
- Written by Daily sabah
Shooting for the trailer of a new Turkish series called "Hayat Köprüsü" (Bridge of Life), which will feature international stars like actress Angelina Jolie and football player Cristiano Ronaldo, wrapped up in Turkey's southern Gaziantep province.The series is planned to last for three seasons, and will tell the story of a Syrian family seeking refuge in Turkey, after fleeing their war-torn country.Director Eyüp Dirlik said that the project was launched with the slogan "Either you stay there and die, or you come here and live". Dirlik also gave information about the casting, stating that international celebrities would visit Turkey's Gaziantep to support the project.The director announced that his crew was in contact with some international relief agencies, adding that Ronaldo and Jolie were among the big celebrities who wanted to contribute to the project.The new series is expected to become an international project after the trailer reaches wide audiences and particularly considering the production's existing contacts with countries across the Middle East.Gaziantep Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Fatma Şahin said that the series' plot was gripping, as it would include love, drama, family ties and the struggle for life.Leading actress Perihan Savaş announced that the actual filming of the series would start this March in Gaziantep.Expressing her excitement about the new project, Savaş stated that the series could also be seen as a lesson for humanity, telling the lives of Syrian refugees in Gaziantep and the city's hospitality.
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Angelina Jolie Steps Out Ahead of Cambodia Premiere of Her New Film
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- Published on Saturday, 18 February 2017 12:03
- Written by People
Angelina Jolie is back in the spotlight.The actress stepped out for a press conference ahead of the Cambodia premiere of her new film First They Killed My Father on Saturday in Siem Reap, Cambodia.The film will be presented in the ancient Angkor Wat temple complex. Cambodia’s King Norodom Sihamoni, Queen Mother Norodom Monineath Sihanouk and senior government officials are expected to attend.This marks the 41-year-old Oscar winner’s first public appearance since she filed for divorce from Brad Pitt in September 2016. She visited a Syrian refugee camp in Jordan on Sept. 9, where she urged United Nations leaders to find an end to the Syrian conflict.During the press conference for the film, Jolie said she thinks of Cambodia “like a second home,” adding, “Maddox is happy to be back in his country.”First They Killed My Father is based on the autobiography of the same name by Cambodian human-rights activist Loung Ung, a friend of Jolie’s. The memoir tells the true story of the devastation inflicted on Cambodia by the Khmer Rouge communist party in the 1970s.“I read Loung’s book many years ago,” Jolie said. “It helped to open my eyes to what was going on the world.” She added, “I wanted to tell the story to through the eyes of the child’s point of view, the love of a family, to show the beauty of the country and understand what Maddox’s parents may have gone through.”More than two million people, out of a total population of seven million, were killed during the purge, including Ung’s father, mother and two sisters. “The heart of it is Loung’s story, it’s the story of a war through the eyes of a child, but it is also the story of a country,” Jolie said in a promotional clip for the film.In order to create an accurate portrait of the war, Jolie insisted on using only Cambodian actors, and the language spoken throughout is their native Khmer. The actors themselves are the survivors and children of the survivors of the genocide. Jolie, Ung and the producers hoped the experience of making the film would be cathartic for those who participated.Jolie fell in love with Cambodia after filming Tomb Raider in 2000. Not long after she was finished with production, she returned to the country as a volunteer for the U.N. refugee agency, UNHCR, for which she is now a special envoy. In 2002, Jolie adopted her first child, Maddox, from a Battambang orphanage.And it was Maddox who, after years of putting it off, convinced Jolie and Ung to make the film. “He was the one who just called it and said he was ready and that he wanted to work on it, which he did. He read the script, helped with notes, and was in the production meetings,” Jolie recently told The Guardian.Jolie’s second-oldest son, Pax, was also involved in the production. In 2015, Jolie told PEOPLE, “Pax is doing a lot of the stills,” adding, “The whole movie is from a child’s point of view.”During the presser, Jolie made it a point to emphasize that the public does not hear the stories of all of the girls and boys who are going through the same thing today as Loung Ung did in the 1970s, noting, “Her story is universal.”“I’m deeply honored to have had the chance to work on the film,” Jolie said. “I hope it reminds everyone that there are little Loungs all around the world today.”First They Killed My Father will be released globally via Netflix later this year.
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