Brad Pitt Gets His Groove On

I love that commercial. I play it all the time. BP is sexy and cool. Where are the Vogue pictures?

OMG!! How cute!

Angelina Jolie’s Interview with Vogue
(courtesy of Santa luv as posted JustJared)
Fresh from filming The Good Shepherd, Angelina Jolie opens up for the first time about falling for Brad, life as a mother of three and why she doesn’t need a shoulder to cry on. By Jonathan Van Meter. Photographed by Annie Leibovitz.
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Route 40, at a dusty old airstrip in the desert called the Barstow-Dagget Airport- airport being something of a misnomer, a word that conveys a sense of modernity that this place most certainly does not possess. There are two tiny runways and a few long wooden sheds where a handful of single prop planes are parked out of the life-leaching sun. There are also a couple of humongous empty hangars, built in the 1930s, that were used by the military during World War II and look as if they haven’t been painted since. I wouldn’t be the least bit surprised to see a tumbleweed roll right on through or to find the bleached-out skeleton of a years-dead longhorn out behind the toilet. In fact, it is so Land That Time Forgot here that the only planes that come and go all day are the two that belong to the heroine of our story.
Angelina Jolie loves this place. Something about its broken-down beauty and military history speaks to her dual craving for authenticity and manliness. She calls it, simply, “Dagget.” As in “Brad and I like to fly in to meet our motorcycles at Dagget. One time we took a three hour bike ride in the desert to a place where we spent the night alone. And then we rode the bikes back to Dagget and flew back to L.A. to our kids before dinner the next evening.” Impossibly romantic , you say? Sit tight. It gets better.
We have all gathered at this remote, intoxicating place-there is a Vogue/Annie Leibovitz crew of nearly 50- because it seemed like a fine setting for capturing the spirit of the post-pregnancy Jolie, The daredevil adventuress insta-mother-of-three who seems to have an unquenchable thirst for the uncharted and off-the-grid. This is a woman who thinks nothing of helicoptering onto the top of a mountain in post-earthquake Pakistan for Thanksgiving when she is three months pregnant. Or of moving to Namibia to give birth to her and Pitt’s daughter, Shiloh, in a tiny hospital in a one gynecologist town. “W aren’t completely insane,” she tells me. “We looked for places that were not rife with malaria and dengue fever, and Namibia is good for that because it’s so dry.” Indeed just yesterday, she flew her own Cirrus SR22single engine plane to the photo shoot, the first half of which took place many miles from the airport, in the giant sand dunes near Death valley, where you could see the red glow from some terrible fire burning in the distance and where the sun blazed and the wind blew and the sand pelted everyone for hours on end. The shoot went too late for Jolie to fly home in the dark, so she, like the rest of the crew checked herself to a Ramada, something she seemed to relish. “When Brad and I take road trips,” she says, “we love Taco Bell and a roadside motel.”
Today the shoot is all about Angelina and her toys; motorcycles and airplanes. When I arrive however the mood is grim. Jolie is famously difficult to photograph; she does not like being styled, because i think , it forces her to wrestle with the two sides of her public image: tattooed tough girl and insanely famous sex bomb. Despite having approved of the clothes at a fitting a few days ago, now she is not in Carolina Herrea or Bill Blass mood. Just after the fitting, back in the hotel room in Beverly Hills, I asked Jolie about her thony relationships to the photo shoot. “It’ is always just an awkward thing for me” She said. ” I’m not modeling. It’s me. I’m a person. And yet I’m selling clothes while trying to promote a movie. It’s very odd . And yet , in our world today, It’s been a very successful formula. It works. We play dress up. But it’s not really us. We’ve lost all sense of portraiture, and that’s too bad.
But here and now, in the desert, she cannot help but fall under the spell of the master. Leibovitz has coaxed Jolie out of her trailer, where she had been quietly stalling, by letting her choose the tough girl/tomboy option… for now. She steps out into the sun with big hair. She is wearing a pair of skinny leather pants and a dark trench, like she is ready to shoot Mad Maxine, a remake with her in the Mel Gibson role (note to Hollywood: not the worst idea). After shifting around awkwardly for a moment, she swings a leg over her motorcycle and speeds off in a cloud of dust with a big maniacal grin on her face-happy, hours later, the star of our show has, like magic, morphed into the other Angelina, the sexy man killer in a pencil skirt, the kind of look that she sports in those fantastic **. John ads. She is wearing a very formfitting white linen Ralph Lauren suit with heels and a great big pair of white-and-silver Gucci sunglasses. Interestingly enough, and perhaps unbeknownst to Jolie, this side of her packs just as much punch.
As a couple of burly, rough looking fellows tow Jolie’s plane out to the runway and ready it to fly, Jolie flirts and laugh with the ground crew and a few military guys who are hanging around. A young pimply -faced fat kid appears and sheepishly asks for her autograph. She handles him with such sweetness that i worry that the rest of his life will all be downhill from here. Guys whip out cell phones and pose with her. She looks at ease and in her element: all dolled up, surrounded by men.
I had asked Jolie a few days ago if I could fly with her, and she told me she had never taken a passenger before but would think about it. When I arrived at the photoshoot, I told her that I mentioned to my mother that I might fly with her and that my mother did not like the idea of it one bit. Jolie laughed it off. Now, as I am watching her kick off her stilettos (she pilots barefoot) and step up onto the wing of her little white place, she stops for a second and stares at me standing off to the side. There is a glint in her eye. A big smile spreads across her face. “Let’s go scare your mother,” she says.
Only as I am jammed in the back next to Leibovitz, bumping along the dinky little runway, does the reality of what I’m doing sink in. I Imagine the headline: Angelina Jolie and Annie Leibovitz die in a plane crash near Las Vegas. I try to remember who went down with Patsy Cline, but I can’t. I am about to become a trivia question. I tell myself this will be a suitably fabulous way to die, and just like that we are in the air, floating above the desert, and my nerves are gone. “I’ll do some tight turns,” says Jolie. “Maddox likes it when there are G-forces.” We swoop to the right and then to the left. My stomach drops. Leibovitz snaps off a bunch of shots, then climbs over into the front seat while i hold her cameras. More swooping. More snapping and as quickly as we lifted off, we are back on the ground. As we step out of the plane, someone comes running over to tell Jolie that Brad is on his way. He’ll be landing any minute.
Two-and-a-half years ago, I had dinner with Jolie at the L’Ermitage Hotel in Beverly Hills. At the time, she seemed to have happily settled into her post-Billy Bob life as a single mom, after having adopted Maddox from Cambodian in 2002. Jolie was in L.A. to shoot Mr. and Mrs. Smith and had just begun rehearsals. She had known Brad Pitt for only about a week. “Today they were putting us together and trying outfits on us, seeing how we look as a couple,” she said to me then. “It’s always so silly; you don’t know somebody and in three days you’re going to be ‘married’. But he’s lovely, Brad Pitt. He’s very sweet.”
When i asked her then about the film, she said, “It’s a study in marriage and how well you know your partner. There’s everything from couples therapy to arguing about the drapes, and you think they’re having affairs, and then you slowly discover that the reason they’re having problems is because they have very different lives and secret with each other.” And then she said this: ”My opinion of marriage comes from a very cynical place. Do you want to kill your spouse? For me, that’s a serious question. And Brad Pitt comes from a place of: What a funny idea to kill the person you’re married to, because he has a happy marriage. So we’re actually a very funny combination.”
Now it’s mid-September 2006 and we are back at the same hotel, sitting in one of the sprawling garden suites that she has reserved so that we might have a little privacy while we eat and talk. (Two-and-a-half years ago, we sat in the lobby and no one said a word to us but the waitress.) She is wearing her uniform: A skinny black slacks with black flip-flops and a black sleeveless jersey V-neck. A pair of aviators hangs in her considerable cleavage. There are lots of silvery rings and a black rubber band around the wrist for when she needs to pull back her hair.
Jolie has not given a lengthy personal interview since she and Brad have been together, and when i bring this up she says, ” I mentioned that last night to Brad. I said, ‘I’m a little concerned. I just haven’t done this, having to represent another person. ’Usually I just represent myself and I don’t worry about it, because I don’t care how bold I am. People can think anything they want about me if it makes their time at the checkout counter go a little quicker. I’m all for killing time in the supermarket. But Brad said, ‘ Well don’t change a thing about the way you’ve always done it. Just relax and don’t worry.’”
This comes as a huge relief. A couple of years ago, when i stuttered and stumbled over a personal question, Jolie looked at me in the eye and said, “You can ask me anything” When i remind her of that , she tells me that it’s still the case though i can feel that she is being more cautious, a little self-conscious. I plunge right in and ask the obvious question: What happened?
“Brad was a huge surprise to me,” she says. “I, like, most people, had a very distant impression of him from …. the media.” She laughs heartily. “I’m just as guilty!” And then she wades in, tentative at first, and begins to explain how their relationship evolved. “I think we were both the last two people who were looking for a relationship. I certainly wasn’t. I was quite content to be a single mom with Mad. And i didn’t know much about exactly where Brad was in his personal life. But it was clear he was with his best friend, someone he loves and respects. And so we were both living, I suppose very full lives.
“Because of the film we ended up being brought together to do all these crazy things, and i think we found this strange friendship and partnership that kind of suddenly just happened. I think a few months in I realized, God, I can’t wait to get to work. Whether it was shooting a scene or arguing about a scene or gun practice or dance class or doing stunts-anything we had to do with each other, we just found a lot of joy in it together and a lot of real teamwork. We just became kind of a pair. And it took until really, the end of the shoot for us, I think, to realize that it might mean somehthing more than we’d earlier allowed ourselves to believe. And both knowing that the reality of that was a big thing, something, that was going to take a lot of serious consideration.”
Jolie seems almost relieved to be talking about their relationship. ” Not as exciting as what a lot of people would like to believe,” she says. “We spent a lot of time contemplating and thinking and talking about what we both wanted in life and realized that we wanted very, very similar things, And then we just continued to take time, We remained very very good friends- with this realization for a long time. And then life developed in a way where we could be together, where it felt like something we would do, we should do..”
When i ask her what Brad is like, she says, “He’s private. He’s got a wicked sense of humor. He’s a real artist. He’s very content to just be alone in a room and create and draw and read and get lost in all of that. He’s a great challenge to me. We push each other to be better, even if it’s just a better bike rider or a better pilot. We ‘re constantly in competition with each other. He’s somebody I admire based on the way he lives his life. And that’s why I’m with him. He’ll probably read that and laugh. We still have this funny thing: we were so used to not being together that when i was adopting Zahara and going through the follow-up home study, the woman said, ‘How long have you been together? And can you explain your relationship? And she’s obviously not a reporter. She’s just a woman doing her job. But we both got hysterical. We couldn’t answer the questions. We were like two idiots. ‘What do you mean? Were not… We’ve never had a …’ We’re like two great friends, and if we talk seriously about the relationship, It just seems odd. I mean , on occasion we are obviously capable of being very adult with each other.
They are not married, and Jolie says they have no plans to be. “We have both been married before, so it’s not marriage that’s necessarily kept some people together. We are legally bound to our children, not to each other, and i think that’s the most important thing.” Jolie herself still seems a bit surprised by the turns her life has taken. “Yeah, life has moved very quickly,” she says. “Brad and I have these moments where we look around and suddenly realized we have three kids. The day Shiloh came home, we were in Africa and we had just gotten back from the hospital. We looked around at three sleeping children and each other and thought, My God!” she laughs, “Here we are! This is amazing! Couldn’t be happier! But… wow. We can’t even figure out how to get them all in the car. ”
It was the children, she says, that really sped up things. “Especially Maddox,” says Jolie. “There was a coming together of him and Brad. It’s a big thing to bring together of a child and a father. It had never crossed my mind that Mad was going to need a father-certainly not that it would be this man i just met. Until, of course, I got to know Brad and realized he is naturally just a wonderful father. And we left a lot of it up to Mad, and he took his time and the made the decision one day.”
How did he express himself? I ask.
“He just out of the blue called him Dad,” she says. “It was amazing. We were playing with cars on the floor of a hotel room, and we both heard it and didn’t say anything and just looked at each other. And then we kind of let it go on and then he just continued to do it and that was it. So that was probably the most defining moment, when he decided that we would all be a family.” By this time Jolie had already set in motion the process of adopting another child, and even though it was her signature on Zahara’s adoption papers, “we both saw her picture in a file on the same day, and we both went to Ethiopia t see her, and we both had the same fear because she was sick at the time, and we both made the decision that no matter what, we were going to look after her. It evolved in that way where he committed to them as a man commits to a child; it just happens emotionally when you make that internal decision, and you just behave accordingly. He’s just naturally there for them.”
When I ask about the media maelstrom that resulted from their decision, and what it looked like from her perspective, she leans back on the couch that she’s sitting on and throws back her head. “Oh, God. Um” Long, uncharacteristic pause. “I’m only being cautious because it involves so many people.” She bites her lower lip. “I suppose that is the thing that is most difficult. We all go through these things in our lives-children, divorces, marriages, different relationships- and anybody can have an opinion about what is right or who’s evil or what they think is really secretly happening. But the reality is that it didn’t help anybody involved - even if it was the person you thought you were taking sides with-TO EXPLOIT IT SO MUCH. But that being said, we’re all adults and we have come out the other end of it and all of us are good, stable, clear thinking people who care about each other. So that’s the good news: that it didn’t cause further unrest between the relationships where it really matters for the future.”
Of course, the elephant in the room here with us is Jennifer Aniston. When I finally find the nerve to ask if they have ever talked or met, Jolie says, at first, no. But then, a minute later she interrupts me. “But… so… you asked if i have ever met Jennifer and I said no. I did, but it was not a proper meeting. We’ve like, passed each other and said hi briefly, shook hands. But not a real sit-down-and-talk kind of meeting.”
Do you imagine that happening at some point?
“That would be her decision, and I would welcome it.”
Last fall while shooting the good shepherd, directed by Robert de Niro and costar Matt Damon, Jolie “fell” pregnant. “It was a busy weekend on the set,” she says, “Matt’s wife also got pregnant, and we had the same due date.” Two and a half months later, the cast and crew were called back for reshoots and Jolie, who was now starting to show, went to great lengths to keep her pregnancy a secret from everyone, including De Niro. “It was the first time i worked since i got pregnant, and i hadn’t eaten for three hours. We were doing a Christmas scene sitting around this piano singing songs, when the world just went completely black in front of me and i nearly threw up it was like, cut! They had to move me to the side, get me a nurse. And then i had to say ‘Bob I think I might be pregnant.’ And he was great. He went and got me a banana, I think.”
In The Good Shepherd Jolie plays the wife of Matt Damon, a Skull and Bones member from Yale who gets recruited to work for a precursor to the CIA during World War II . It is essentially a film about the birth of the intelligence service in America, but it is also concerned the with the idea of secrets in general and how destructive they are-especially to Damon’s character’s personal life. Jolie enters the picture as gorgeous, vivacious 20-year-old sorority girl from a wealthy family whom everyone calls Clover and exits in an embittered prematurely gray 40-something alcoholic rattling around in a big house and insisting that her husband call her Margaret.
De Niro cast Jolie because of a scene he caught of a film, the title of which he can’t remember, wherein a guy tries to pick her up in a bar. “She was very good,” says De Niro, “and kind of tough, but when i watched the scene it made me laugh. I felt that one side of Clover needed that kind of toughness.” De Niro’s biggest concern about casting her had to do with physical aspect of aging. “The way the character is written she kind of gets frumpy as she gets older. I had this preconception in my head of her literally being heavier and approaching middle age. That she would become this sort of, not quite dowdy house-wife but someone who’s settled into and accepted her fate. Angelina did that but in her own way, and I was very very happy with it. Her instincts are terrific.”
Damon is friends with Billy Bob Thornton and has known Angelina socially for years, but they never done a film together. “With someone who is that kind of supernova,” he says, “It’s easy to forget why so many people are interested in them, and so the first kind of big scene that we did, I remember the cinematographer widening his eyes because, he, like everyone else was just kind of blown away by the power that she has as an actress, It was a reminder of why she’s Angelina Jolie.
Jolie tells me that she took the part mostly because she “was just really curious about” being directed by De Niro. “He’s fascinating,” she says. “I think a lot of people are scared of him. But I ended up liking him so much. He’s a real artist. And he respects someone who works hard-even if he thinks you are wrong, he will give you that.”
It should come as no surprise that making movies has not been a big priority in Jolie’s life lately. What film role could possibly more exciting–or more sweepingly romantic, for that matter– than her own epic life story? Indeed, when I ask about her future plans, she mentions film almost as an afterthought. “I’ll always work with refugees. I’d love to have more kids and continue to explore the world and travel a lot and live abroad. I don’t think much about film. But I’m sure I’ll do more; I’m sure there will be some projects that I’ll get excited about.”
The Good Shepherd is Jolie’s first film since Mr. & Mrs. Smith, which reestablished her box-office clout - and justified her $15 million price tag- after several clunkers in a row, like Taking Lives and Alexander. Later this years she will appear in Roberts Zemeckis’s Half animated, half-live-action version of Beowulf as Grendel’s mother, and she has also committed to starring in an upcoming production of Atlas Shrugged. And just after i meet with Jolie in Los Angeles, she and Pitt pack up their brood and move to India for three months, where neither actor has ever been and where they are working together–he as the producer, she as the star (opposite Dan Futterman)– on A Mighty Heart, a film directed by Michael Winterbottom and based on the book by Daniel Pearl’s widow, Mariane. When Pitt and Aniston were still together, their production company, Plan B, bought the rights to the book, which tells the story of the people who came to Mariane’s aid, including an Indian woman and a Pakistani Muslim man, after her husbands was kidnapped by Islamic militants. A few years ago, Aniston told me in an interview she was very excited about “nurturing” the project and that she was even considering playing Mariane. “I would love to think that I could. We’ll have to see when it happens” (DREAM ON MANISTON!)
Now it is Jolie’s part. In many ways, it makes perfect sense. “We have a lot of things in common,” says Jolie. “Mariane worked for many years in radio and journalism in different area of migration. So, obviously my working with refugees… we have just great discussions about a lot of women’s issues and issues to do with children that we both care a lot about.”
Unfortunately for the Jolie-Pitts, they were met in India with madness. Through much of October there were constant stories of the paparazzi mob that followed them everywhere they went. One day I got an email from Jolie’s longtime assistant, Holly Goline: ” We are barely surviving in India ” (!!!!!!!!)
This, as Aniston can attest, is the downside to being Brad Pitt’s lady. For some reason, he whips the media into a special kind of frenzy . When I first met Jolie in 2001, she traveled alone to the airport with just a backpack. She had no cell phone, no email address, wore no watch on her wrist. She prized her freedom above all else. Today, she neurotically checks her BlackBerry every few minutes while bodyguards lurks in the shadows. At one point I ask her what has been the most difficult aspect of the last couple of years. “Having less privacy,” she says. “It’s only difficult because I love my freedom. I just become that much more public, and it was something i knew would happen, and it was almost a reason not to make the choice i made. I knew i would be sacrificing certain things. And that for the kids is the most difficult. I think about that with Mad. Even when we were shooting Mr. & Mrs. Smith. Mad and I would go to the parks and run around, and occasionally someone would follow me home from the set and I’d get photographed. People weren’t outside my house every day. We could really go to the park, we could go for walks, we could get a coffee, he and i would do grocery shopping. And now we can’t do those things. Hopefully it will fade away. We’re a new family, and soon it will be less interesting.
A week after the photo shoot in the desert I find myself back at the same suite in Beverly Hills. Jolie seems agitated and looks pale. She has a cold, it turns out, and is clutching a wad of Kleenex. In a matter of days, she will be in India speaking in Mariane Pearl’s accent. She is hiding out in a hotel room here, studying French. “I’ve been trying to do it at home for the past few weeks, and it’s just impossible to focus. Somebody is always … the kids come and go from school, and then Shiloh’s having a moment. So I just came here to have a little bit of quiet.”
At last, a crack in the armor, a sign that her life can be complicated and that being a mother of three can be downright overwhelming. Because she seems particularly vulnerable today, sitting with her legs pulled up to her chest with her very skinny arms wrapped around them, I ask: Who helps you through the most dificult moment? “Brad,” she says. “He’s the person closest to me. That said. I’ve often been accused of not talking about my personal things. I mean,, even with Brad, He usually has to draw something out of me. I have had a lot of people–ex husbands, et cetera–kind of suggest that they’d be very open to being a shoulder to cry on. If I had the inclination, it would be very lovely if i could possibly let that go. But I have this odd sense of, It’s not going to accomplish anything to cry. It’s not going to help you to get to get a hug! I’m not a hugger. People make fun of me. It’s something that i have a hard time with. If someone hugs me i hold my breath. Snuggling, cuddling, hugging, crying… all that stuff makes me very uncomfortable.”
What about with your kids?
“Oh i love hugging my kids,” she says. “It’s a different thing because you feel such a genuine grab from them. Whereas I think adults, we do an odd thing; we tend to just hide in each other’s shoulder when we’re upset.”
Jolie famously hasn’t spoken to her father, the actor Jon Voight, in five years, but she is very close to her mother, Marcheline Bertrand.
I ask her, Do you ever call your mother crying if you’ve had a bad day?
“No I’m never that person.”
Whom do you trust?
“I dont trust anyone.”
Really?
“Yeah,” she says. “I dont think it’s a good thing. This is going to make you think that maybe i should get some therapy, but trust is such a bizarre word. I’d like to say that i trust my mother, but i also dont know if she might do something that she thinks is in my best interest. I trust that Brad will never do anything…” She trails off. “I don’t know. I don’t trust anybody completely.”
Despite this reflexive bit of tough girl cynicism, it is abundantly clear that Jolie is in a very different place than she was when i met her for dinner at a hotel in Montreal five years ago. As she told me before, and reiterated, “The reason i was so lost is because I didn’t have a sense of a place to put my fight and my passion.” When i ask her how she thinks she’s changed since we first met, she takes a minute to get it right. “I’m committed to the future now,” she says. “I’m committed to life. I think definitely before my son, I was a little nihilistic. But once i adopted Mad I knew i was never going to be intentionally self-destructive again. I’m starting to be able to see being 50 years old with the kids graduating from high school- though in my mind we’re in the middle of a desert or a jungle with tutors and some local friends.
Back on the airstrip in the desert a week earlier, I catch a glimpse of this gentler, more loving side of Jolie. Just after she has safely landed her plane and is told that Pitt is on his way, there is a palpable shift in mood. Everyone is all atwitter: Brad is coming… Brad is coming. We are standing around, several hundred yards from the runway, when a craft comes into view. As Pitt lands their other plane, an eight-seat Cessna Caravan- the family minivan to Jolie’s sports car– we are all asked to stay put as Jolie, still in her white linen suit and heels, begins a long, dramatic walk alone to meet Pitt at his plane. As she gets closer, the propeller kicks up dust and she waves to him in the cockpit with one hand while holding her hair with the other. Suddenly, the door opens, stairs are lowered, and Pitt scurries down and nearly scoops her up. He hugs her tight and then reaches down and grabs her ass. As they walk back toward the group, talking and laughing the whole way, Jolie has wrapped an arm around Pitt’s torso, and she has her head on his chest, almost nestled into his armpit. It is the first time i notice how small and delicate she actually is. And then, as they get closer, I notice something else: Jolie had her other arm wrapped around him, too. She is holding on with both hands.

Thanks Santa Luv, that was a wonderful interview.

Am I a ******? I watched the video but can not figure out what type of beer it is!

I did type ******, why did my post come out with those symbols

Brad’s so hot! And rich! And loved! And famous! And nice!

All things the haters will never be!

LOL! :lol: He is so funny!!! Love him! And Angie loves him too…;)

anonymous Says:
December 15th, 2006 at 7:51 am

Just watched Angie and Matt Damon with Diane Sawyer at GMA and the best question was: What’s the difference between kissing Matt and Brad?

Angie’s answer: One is a friend and one is my LOVE.. oh so sweet!

QQQQ- At the top Jared says that it is a beer commercial?

Would anyone know whether the VOGUE January issue will be available for sale in Manila … and where can it be bought?

he’s so cute and sexy in that commercial.

clearview Says:

December 15th, 2006 at 8:41 am

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I think she’s talking about Jessica Simpson. Hinting at the constant companion who is with her always but can’t help her in that departments. Her hair stylist ken Paves is always with her but he is gay so he can’t help in that department.

She’s had a bad year because her movie Employee of the Month failed and people don’t seem to like her now. She’s alone righ now filming another movie and really has guidance unless you count her creepy dad. So my guess is Jessica.

You can watch the first part of Angelina’s GMA interview (yesterday) with DS here:

http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/story?id=2728411&page=1

The second part (today) will be on line later in the day.

LOL. It’s not my opnion, it’s a fact. Look, Brad was a single man by jan.2005. They did nothing wrong. They love affair began in march. It took Angelina a while to see he was the real deal and then they became a family.

HOT looking mighty fine

Bringing post from other thread “because the misunderstanding of what Angelina says by some is really starting to bug me lol.”

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Original jpf Says:

December 15th, 2006 at 9:07 am
ashley Says:

December 15th, 2006 at 8:49 am
…’ We’re like two great friends, and if we talk seriously about the relationship, It just seems odd. I mean , on occassion we are obviously capable of being very adult with each other.

this statement makes me wonder about the status of their relationship.

^^

The only people who shouldn’t be able to read that statement for what it is are those who are either looking for what’s not there which is “evidence that they were physical during that time.”

I reiterate what I’ve said in an earlier post that in the first part of the paragragh Angelina is obviously telling of a past experience. In the last sentence she is clearly, and distinctly speaking in PRESENT TENSE. Read for comprehension people. She says “on ocassion WE ARE…” “we are” is present tense.

jpf

Thinking Positive

Thanks for telling me the interview was here.

jpf

clearview Says: December 15th, 2006 at 8:41 am

From Lainey: Who do you guys think she is talking about? Could it be x?

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I don’t think it is. It could be a multitude of people, but I don’t think it’s who you’re considering.

jpf

Angie’s quotes from her interview in GMA:

Credit to Lalo bdj and anonymous…

Lalo Says:
December 14th, 2006 at 8:17 pm
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“He really enjoys them. Like he woke up early this morning and let me sleep, dealing with the two girls and bottles so I could rest. He’s just a really greatpartner, a great man. But to see him in the morning, he’s not exhausted or frustrated. He’s just happy. He finds them fun. He’s excited by every new thing they do. That’s just the greatest thing you can hope for your kids — that your children know they’re a joy to be with. Brad and I make special time for all of them so everyone gets their special time. It’s a very thought out balance we’re trying to make. But we’re very lucky. They’re very good kids. The big special times are just like this morning — doing a lot of nothing together, just sitting around and coloring — we broke the coffee machine, we tried to fix it — playing with the kids, trying to find someone’s bottle that’s lost, changing someone’s diaper that’s gone leaky — all that good stuff.”
– Angelina Jolie on Good Morning America

bdj Says:
December 15th, 2006 at 8:02 am
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Great AJ interview on GMA. AJ was very honest and glowing. I like the part where she does not see borders when adopting. They also support programs in America that help children. She also stated that BP was giving his views on marriage in America when talking about gay marriage but that does not mean that they would or could not marry(paraphasing here- correct me if I am wrong). She seems totally devoted to BP and the children. AJ is an honest, forthright woman. She got involved with BP with honesty, care and deep respect and I think their relationship is a product of that. Best wishes to BAMZS.

anonymous Says:
December 15th, 2006 at 7:51 am
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Just watched Angie and Matt Damon with Diane Sawyer at GMA and the best question was: What’s the difference between kissing Matt and Brad?
Angie’s answer: One is a friend and one is my LOVE.. oh so sweet!

this is one priceless ad!!! and thanks Santa LUV..love,love,love it!!! i am somewhat relieved and mesmerized reading the part of AJ’s sweeet, fragile side…. i know she is very nurturing esp to her kids but she also lets Brad be the MAN!!..just lovely!!

I don’t think this relationship will last very long: she doesn’t know him. She said he’s private, which cannot be true. One director (don’t remember which) said she’s quiet and he’s outspoken. Outspoken is not exactly “private”. He announced himself that he wanted kids. That’s not private. There are many big Hollywood stars who don’t get publicity because they live privately. He gets so much publicity, not simply because he’s popular at the moment, but because he does not seek privacy… He enjoys publicity. Even she is not so private herself lately as she’s readily disclosing so many of their family life together. He’s not disclosing it himself at the moment because she’s been speaking for him as well as herself.

She opened up about her sex life with Thornton before, and now she’s opened up about her family life with Pitt. Seems like a pattern.

Good moring all fans

thnx jj for the new thread.

the last holdout in my family has finally caved. With all of the exposure in the past week films, family and now Angelinas many appearances on TV which she couldn’t help but watch because it was everywhere.

Finally she said to me “why don’t they quit asking about her personal life from 2 yrs ago? It’s old news, and no matter when or how they got together, they have turned out to be a great couple and outstanding actors. They work well as a team”

I think it was the talk about brad caring for the kids so Angie could sleep in for the interview. The man in our house goes “off the clock ” as soon as he gets home from work

Thank you SANTA!!!!!!!! What an interview. It was like reading a romantic novel :)

The commercial is so Brad! Goofy and funny. Love it!

I Says:

December 15th, 2006 at 9:29 am
I think there relationship will last bcuz of the kids, and they seems sooo in love, and devoted.
Those people who said that they won’t last…you’re just jealous - and go away.

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ITAWU :D

Private? Says: December 15th, 2006 at 9:23 am

I don’t think this relationship will last very long: she doesn’t know him. She said he’s private, which cannot be true. One director (don’t remember which) said she’s quiet and he’s outspoken. Outspoken is not exactly “private”. He announced himself that he wanted kids. That’s not private. There are many big Hollywood stars who don’t get publicity because they live privately. He gets so much publicity, not simply because he’s popular at the moment, but because he does not seek privacy… He enjoys publicity. Even she is not so private herself lately as she’s readily disclosing so many of their family life together. He’s not disclosing it himself at the moment because she’s been speaking for him as well as herself.

She opened up about her sex life with Thornton before, and now she’s opened up about her family life with Pitt. Seems like a pattern.

^^^

It’s obvious you didn’t choose to read the entire interview and so I’ll help you out there and please, pay close attention to how Brad told her to handle things.

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Jolie has not given a lengthy personal interview since she and Brad have been together, and when i bring this up she says, ” I mentioned that last night to Brad. I said, ‘I’m a little concerned. I just haven’t done this, having to represent another person. ’Usually I just represent myself and I don’t worry about it, because I don’t care how bold I am. People can think anything they want about me if it makes their time at the checkout counter go a little quicker. I’m all for killing time in the supermarket. But Brad said, ‘ Well don’t change a thing about the way you’ve always done it. Just relax and don’t worry.’”

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I’ll be waiting for your reply….

jpf

when did Brad made that commercial, i mean what year?

That commercial is too awesome! Does anyone know if there’s a way to save it? We still haven’t gotten the sound issues worked out on this computer yet. :roll:

Thank you for the reprint of the entire article. So many oooo and awwww moments in it. That last paragraph just says it all doesn’t it? I know we’ve all said this before, but her whole interview just prooves that they were MEANT to be together. Brad the dad is just awesome, and I love the way they make time for themselves. Very smart couple

QQQQ Says:

December 15th, 2006 at 9:21 am
Pic from the TGS press conference

http://www.britney.cl/album/details.php?image_id=3406&sessionid=6c07e6437a3a1ed29a99c605ba057c35

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Thanks! God, she is sooo BEAUTIFUL!

Thanks Doobybrain for the new thread

Morning to my fellow BAMZS Fans

Alexanderina Says: December 15th, 2006 at 9:45 am

Thanks Doobybrain for the new thread

Morning to my fellow BAMZS Fans

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Morning Alexanderina. 6 days left for you!

jpf

Oldie Says:
December 15th, 2006 at 9:45 am

Check PowerBooks, they carry Vogue Magazine. Don’t know if the January 2007 issue is out, though

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Thanks Oldie. I will be checking it. I will buy 2 copies.

The ad is not for beer. It is a coffee drink. It is available here in Japan.

I HOPE ALL YOU BAZMS IN AMERICA WILL GO OUT AND BUY VOGUE.IT IS A VERY GOOD INTEVIEW.

That’sRight Says:

December 15th, 2006 at 9:36 am
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Go eat a cookie. she has always been candid when doing interviews for magazines. i’m sure you read all of them since you care so much. moron

Thanks Santa for the reprint of the article - it was like reading a romance novel.
I just love it.

Remember - IGNORE THE TROLLS! They just can’t handle this overload of the truth about the great love between these two.

I love that Brad told her not to be guarded, just be herself. She’s a woman in love, glowing.

Why can’t Brad do commercials like this here in the US? Gosh - it’s just not fair.

Thanks doobybrain for the new thread - you’re doing a great job!

I would also like to point out that everything that the fans on Just Jared have been saying has proven to be true through Brad and Angelina’s actions and this latest Vogue interview.

Way to go BAMZS fans on Justjared. You all have been right from the start. Every prediction you all have made is coming true. It’s good to know there are some people out there that are still thinking with clarity and base their opinions on facts, not tabliod rumors. I really do appreciate the research that everyone has done for such a long time.

Credits to Josan from simply brad….

http://www.variety.com/article/VR111795580…=1&nid=2562

Brad Pitt’s role as filmmaker threatens to eclipse his actorly exploits and tabloid profile
Golden boy shines behind the scenes
By DADE HAYES
Brad Pitt has been quietly but methodically asserting himself as a producer of projects in which he does not star.

Brad Pitt is a rare entity in today’s celebrity-obsessed culture: He’s the subject of endless fascination and yet has managed to maintain an air of mystery.
Take his production company, Plan B. Much of the publicity surrounding it has had to do with Pitt’s split with Jennifer Aniston, former principal Brad Grey’s divestment when he moved to Paramount at chair-CEO and the company’s shift from Warner Bros. to the Paramount lot.

Amid that upheaval, Pitt has emerged as the sole owner of Plan B (thanks to a recent settlement with Aniston), which was launched in 2002. And he has been quietly but methodically asserting himself as a producer of projects in which he does not star, like last year’s “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.” In that regard, 2006 has been a breakout year for Pitt the producer as well as Pitt the movie star.

Aside from being cast against type in the past in films such as Terry Gilliam’s “Twelve Monkeys,” Pitt is not normally associated with the artistic challenges posed by a filmmaker like Mexico’s Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, who de-glams Pitt to startling effect in “Babel.”

Just as Paramount Vantage was shifting its “Babel” campaign into high gear, two other Plan B projects (with Pitt credited as producer) started strong runs through awards season — “The Departed” and “Running With Scissors.”

Pitt hasn’t granted many interviews about Plan B, especially since a tumultuous 2005. That year saw Grey (longtime chairman of Pitt’s management company, Brillstein-Grey) take the Paramount job, Pitt and Aniston split, “Mr. & Mrs. Smith” usher in Brangelina tabloid fever, and the company get dragged into the fallout generated by James Frey’s controversial megaseller “A Million Little Pieces,” for which Plan B owns the films rights.

But Pitt took a few minutes from the set of David Fincher’s forthcoming “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button” — a non-Plan B Paramount release — to speak with DailyVariety about his company.

“We’ve been the child of a bitter divorce,” he says matter-of-factly. “But things have come together, and we have a lot that I’m excited about. For me, the great feeling about producing is that you get a story out there that would not be there unless you champion it in some way.”

He adds that there are a lot of films in the Plan B pipeline in which he would never take a starring role. “We made an edict at the beginning that we would focus on stories and storytellers,” he explains. “I get to be part of stories that I may not be right for as an actor, but as a film lover I think they’re amazing stories to tell.”

Such was the case with “The Departed.” According to Pitt as well as another person involved in the film’s development, Plan B, using almost all of its discretionary funds plus money from then-host Warner Bros., outbid Harvey Weinstein for the rights to remake the 2002 Hong Kong film “Infernal Affairs.” The broker was Roy Lee, the go-between on Asian remakes such as “The Ring” and “The Grudge.” Pitt, the other person says, was “really enthusiastic about remaking the film, and he particularly fought for Matt Damon,” who plays crooked cop Colin Sullivan.

Plan B hired William Monahan in 2003 to write the script and courted director Martin Scorsese. Scorsese fell out a couple of times, and the casting of Jack Nicholson in a villain role vastly expanded from the original’s, altering the film’s budget. But finally, in early 2005, the film got the official greenlight at Warners. That March, Grey took the helm at Paramount and Pitt headed to Morocco to shoot “Babel” and other points on the globe to promote “Mr. & Mrs. Smith.”

Deciding they needed to enlist a producer to be on set, Plan B reached out to Graham King’s Initial Entertainment Group, which produced and co-financed Scorsese’s “Gangs of New York” and “The Aviator.” Thus, “The Departed” has four full producers: King, Scorsese, Grey and Pitt.

“That’s how it works with a lot of things,” Pitt explains. “We start them and then hand them over at some point. For example, we were involved early on in ‘God Grew Tired of Us’ (the Sundance prizewinning doc), but other producers then got involved.”

Actor-producers have existed in Hollywood for decades, and some (Michael Douglas and Robert De Niro come to mind) have attained significant levels of success behind the scenes. But Pitt says there is no particular model for him.

“I’m just kind of groping my way through it,” he says. “I really just focus on knowing the stories and trying to make films that I’d want to have in my DVD collection.”

It helps that the company is more than just Pitt and an assistant. On the contrary, former Paramount production executive Dede Gardner is president, and Tendo Nagenda, Jeremy Kleiner and Kassie Evashevski serve as key members of the team. Grey was forced to cease any day-to-day activity and personally divest of Plan B projects (even though he’s still a gross participant in “Departed,” “Scissors” and any other projects initiated before his move to Paramount), but his role running the studio where the company is based is obviously a boon.

Of her initial meeting with Pitt in 2003, Gardner recalls the encounter as being “really chill,” adding that “what I immediately felt is that he is not beholden to anyone or any approach. He’s a maverick thinker. You can see that in a lot of the roles he’s taken on as an actor.”

Pitt says the group functions as a “garage band.” “We established in the beginning that if one person really believed in something, that even if the others didn’t get it, we would back that person after debating all the merits of it.”

As an example, he cites a project set to shoot next spring called “The Gifted,” based on Ian Parker’s article in the New Yorker about philanthropist Zell Kravinsky, a real-estate mogul who has given away $45 million in assets and donated a kidney to a total stranger.

“Jeremy believed in that one wholeheartedly,” Pitt explains, “and we started talking about the questions it raises, like what is altruism? Does it come from guilt, obsession or a real compassion for humanity? So after talking it through and reading a great script for it by Jacob Estes, who did ‘Mean Creek,’ we decided to do it.”

There should be a lot more fruit soon borne of the garage band’s labors. Gardner is still in India overseeing production of “A Mighty Heart,” the memoir by Marianne Pearl, whose husband Daniel, a Wall Street Journal reporter, was killed by Middle Eastern terrorists. Pitt’s significant other, Angelina Jolie, portrays Mrs. Pearl in the film.

Also on deck are literary adaptations “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time,” a murder mystery by first-time novelist Mark Haddon, told from the standpoint of an autistic 15-year-old that the New Yorker called “an original and affecting novel”; “The Glass Castle,” a memoir of family dysfunction by Jeanette Walls; and “True Story: Murder, Memoir, Mea Culpa” by discredited New York Times reporter Michael Finkel.

The films closest to release are Pitt vehicle “The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford,” slated for release by Warners in the first quarter; and comedy “Year of the Dog,” directed by “School of Rock” screenwriter Mike White and starring John C. Reilly, Peter Sarsgaard and Molly Shannon. Paramount Vantage has “Dog” scheduled for limited release April 13.

All in all, far from the typical high-concept fare that demands big budgets, star power and slick production design. In a way, “Running With Scissors” is of a piece with the previously mentioned projects, in that it’s also based on an acclaimed memoir that deals with damaged lives and often harrowing adversity.

Pitt says it was mainly a bet on helmer Ryan Murphy, creator of the small screen’s “Nip/Tuck” who acquired the rights to Augusten Burroughs’ vividly written bestseller. “So many films are a crap shoot on things people don’t fully believe in,” he says. “So when you’re working with people you respect and enjoy, it makes it worth it.”

Pitt, Grey and Gardner are credited as producers, and the latter focused on it on set when shooting began in spring 2005, just after cameras rolled in Brooklyn on “The Departed.” Also a full producer is Murphy, who wrote and directed and guided key casting decisions, such as Annette Bening as Burroughs’ bipolar mother.

Gardner cites Pitt’s “professional and sincere love of film” in describing his producing style. “He watches tons of movies and documentaries,” she adds. “There’s no real system or method. He just really empowers us to go out and get the best material and work with the best filmmakers, because he doesn’t want this to be a vanity label.”

Meanwhile, Pitt continues to challenge himself as an actor with “Button,” based on an obscure short story by F. Scott Fitzgerald about a privileged man who is born a septuagenarian and ages in reverse. His co-star is Cate Blanchett, who, just as in “Babel,” plays his wife.

Just don’t look for Pitt to follow the paths many other stars have taken into directing. “I plan to keep as much distance from George (Clooney) as I can,” he jokes. “Seriously, I don’t think about directing. There are too many good people doing it already, and it takes up too much of your time.”

gitane Says:

December 15th, 2006 at 10:19 am

is anybody else loving how much she talks about brad? or is it a problem now and some ominous sign of their imminent demise? i say talk on angie, talk on. enjoy what you’ve got and let the whole world know you’re happy.
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Hi Gitane, I am loving how much she talks about Brad. I love every bit of that Vogue article and I agree with you, talk on Angie. I am not worry about any demise of their relationship, cause it is not going to happen. They relationship is a lifetime

Talk to you later I am off to work

With all these openess about love and private, it just beginning to seem unreal, to say the best. If you were promoting a movie, you are supposed to talk about the movie. In fact, I’m not even sure that’s a good answer for selling the movie to be so specifically about the different in kissing the lover and the character on set. She was not supposed to kiss Damon as a friend. She was supposed to kiss him as a fictional husband, if she was a good actress. …. of course, the question was totally a stupic, stupic, non-thinking question.

Alexanderina Says: December 15th, 2006 at 10:21 am - Thanks Alex, loving and admiring Brad more and more….. we can now see that what’s her name was just a partner in name only….

lylian Says:

December 15th, 2006 at 9:59 am Cliniqua, I seriously doubt Jennifer has apologised for anything. She has gone on record to say she had no regrets about the VF interview which was the start of the Great Exploitation.

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If I were her, I’d be kissing some serious a$$ offering an olive branch to Angelina for a sit-down. then MAYBE Brad would pull some strings and get her a part in something (not plan B of course) he has a lot of juice in Hollywood

I hope I can watch the commercial as soon as possible. And also the shiseido commercial im dying to see it. Please can someone upload that for us who wants to see it?!!!! Thanks!!! I really love Brad, Angie and their kids. :-D

We’ve been the child of a bitter divorce,” he says matter-of-factly.

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Bitter. That’s the first time I’ve heard Brad describe the divorce that way. A little insight into what it was like for him during that time.

Here is that clip from GMA….with Angie and Matt…
http://abcnews.go.com/Video/playerIndex?id=2725563

thanks santa luv! lovely lovely interview!

It just occured to me that there was an intervie of BP after he split with JA where he said he would not be interested in a love relationship with a woman outside the Hollywood circle. That shows that he was enjoying his Hollywood life. Now Angie is saying something like this is going to be the worse it could get for them (referring to living away from Hollywood to rare children). What could she be referring to? The publicity, I’d think. How could that be! Really she meant that he hadn’t been enjoying all that Hollywood has brought him? That he really wants out of Hollywood life and to live a low-profile life?

Amaya Says: December 15th, 2006 at 10:40 am - No, that was just for a little while, because people were talking about her crying and coming off looking weak…..In her Vouge interview in early 2006, she said she has NO REGRETS about it.

Alexanderina Says: December 15th, 2006 at 10:21 am

Credits to Josan from simply brad….

http://www.variety.com/article/VR111795580…=1&nid=2562

^^^

It seems like everytime a negative and inane assertion is made about Brad and/or Angelina, the heavens open up and a loud booming voice says “uh, not so fast there buckaroo, I think you got that wrong and so let me right it for you…k?”

Brad’s career wasn’t supposed to be like this after having the nerve to fall in love with Angelina Jolie. His importance, his clout, his popularity with his peers and the public should have been shot to smithereens if the detractors had their way, but they didn’t and don’t, and here’s yet another irrefutable piece of the evidence telling it straight, no chaser.

HA!

Thank you Alexanderina….good job.

jpf

hot damn! Says: December 15th, 2006 at 10:40 am - i know, as someone mentioned last night, just because B&A don’t do interviews after interviews saying how hurt etc they are, it doesn’t mean they dont feel anything. Like with Zee adoption!!!!

Reese and her kids with an interview
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Yes she did. She did a photoshoot with Ryan and Ava.

If I remember correctly this drink is not a beer at all.. it is coffee in a can. I bought it when I was in Japan. It is a cold type of coffee drink.

Misty,In all honesty this whole media monster could had be avoided had Miss Thing keep her month closed and not did the VF interview,just that simple.At this point Angelina has the right to give her side of the story considering the last 2 years a certain other person just couldn’t stop talking about her divorce.

misty Says: December 15th, 2006 at 10:58 am

All I can say misty is “if it bothers *you* don’t seek them out.” You’re here, and I have every reason to believe that you read the interview that’s chock full of those personal things you think they shouldn’t devulge.

jpf

OMG,, JJ what are you doing to me, A new thead of Angie and this one. I will be nuts all day… going back to the new thread, and will be back here too..

Misty2 Says:

December 15th, 2006 at 11:07 am
I agree with Misty totally. I had much more respect for AJ until this last few of days since that premier. And I might add, all this public talk about their love together with her mentioning of JA just make it look like she’s out there to deliberately hurt JA. It’s low class. No need especially the occassion they are having all these publicity on is a movie premier.

^^

1. You are a joke. 2. They don’t owe Jennifer Aniston anything. 3. You are a joke.

jpf

QQQQ Says:
December 15th, 2006 at 10:54 am
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Oh ok lol I got the magazines confused because well..she was on a lot of covers that year.

BAMZS fans, It is funny how the one person speaks against BAMZS and then a so callled different name soon after agrees with themselves. I also think that this is a very sad and depressing time for them. The Jolie-Piit family is OUT AND PROUD and they are making NO APOLOGIES FOR IT. The Pitts are family of the year, they are most fascinating couple, they are a powerful combination, the most beautiful family and daddy brad is nominated for best supp. actor and the 2 films he produced has been nominated for several awards as well . All in all I say the Jolie-Pitts have come out the other side smelling like roses While life is not fairing so well for the one who shall remain nameless I wish her all the best in all her endeavors.

QQQQ give me shiseidos email-adress and I ask them.

Everyone is all atwitter: Brad is coming… Brad is coming. We are standing around, several hundred yards from the runway, when a craft comes into view. As Pitt lands their other plane, an eight-seat Cessna Caravan- the family minivan to Jolie’s sports car– we are all asked to stay put as Jolie, still in her white linen suit and heels, begins a long, dramatic walk alone to meet Pitt at his plane. As she gets closer, the propeller kicks up dust and she waves to him in the cockpit with one hand while holding her hair with the other. Suddenly, the door opens, stairs are lowered, and Pitt scurries down and nearly scoops her up. He hugs her tight and then reaches down and grabs her ass. As they walk back toward the group, talking and laughing the whole way, Jolie has wrapped an arm around Pitt’s torso, and she has her head on his chest, almost nestled into his armpit. It is the first time i notice how small and delicate she actually is. And then, as they get closer, I notice something else: Jolie had her other arm wrapped around him, too. She is holding on with both hands.
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*sigh*……it must be LOVE! What better way to best describe their love:

“Love is patient; love is kind; love is not envious or boastful or arrogant or rude. It does not insist on its own way; it is not irritable or resentful; it does not rejoice in wrongdoing, but rejoices in the truth. It bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things.”

Oldie Says: December 15th, 2006 at 12:03 pm - wasn’t that waaaay before the company split and the VF article?

Really? Says:
December 15th, 2006 at 12:40 pm
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Brad Pitt’s parents are not divorced; the child referred to in the quote is the company Plan B, which was originally has Aniston as one co-owner.

QQQQ Says:
December 15th, 2006 at 12:30 pm
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Oops, forgot about that…

Something’s up: Brad did say that and it was because he thought that someone out of HW will never be able to fully understand or cope with that kind of HW lifestyle. He is an actor after all and at the time he said it, he was still very much involved with his status. Now, he’s got a family. Things change. While you have remained stagnant, others have moved on to other priorities.

How come you haters are so fond of cherry picking quotes and images just so you could justify your twisted logic? Must everybody be as miserable as you guys?

testing

trac….

It means….”Diane Sawyer”….

he is her love!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i really beleive that they were put on this earth for each other . I bought my Vogue. The Hello magazine with brad & angelina was not there. Does anyone know if it is out? I bought Vogue at Borders.Oh they carry HELLO mag there but brad and angelina were not on the cover i guess i will try again. This weeks People magazines love the pictures what a gorgeous family.

Good answer to a really stupid question (what is wrong with Diane Sawyer??) I’m off to Borders to get my “Vogue”.

Lame commercial, lame moves.

Aniston is fugly. That is all.

Misty2 Says:

December 15th, 2006 at 11:07 am
I agree with Misty totally. I had much more respect for AJ until this last few of days since that premier. And I might add, all this public talk about their love together with her mentioning of JA just make it look like she’s out there to deliberately hurt JA. It’s low class. No need especially the occassion they are having all these publicity on is a movie premier.

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Please read the whole article in Vogue before commenting. Angie was ask about JA, she didn’t deliberately brought it up. in fact, her mentioning of JA was a very, very small part in the whole interview. It’s the media and tab. try to sensationalize the whole thing.

He looks like an idiot. He IS an idiot.

Holy mamajama!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I will say it!!!!

Ther´s no denying it!!!

HE IS CUTE

And so cool…..and cute…..now see that´s what I´m missing, more Brad Pitt- ALONE- without Angie, without kids- just him.

I believe that some may be confused about what being a “child of a bitter divorce” means? BP is most likely referring to his parents divorce and AJ’s parents divorce…not, I repeat, NOT Brad’s or Angelina’s previous divorces.

brad looks hot and sooo cute on the video im happy that brangelina are together they are the perfect couple wish them the best

angie 4 life!

chanel Says:

December 17th, 2006 at 7:10 am
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oops i mean these are new pics

oh so very HOT.

but you know?

Brad and Angelina are not the same people.

I like Brad better as Brad not part of of couple.

I like Angie and Angie and not a part of a couple.

xfudzp