Brad Pitt Goes to Plan B

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Impeach Bush Says:
February 3rd, 2007 at 11:50 am
You can’t judge anything by the packing up of belongings, that can be done before or after the burial.
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Thats why I said usually. I’m just wondering, I think it was said thru a news outlet the funeral was on Tuesday. I read it here. Just wondered why Pondering thought otherwise.

Hey everyone! :)

Guli, I hope you’re feeling better hun.

Cliniqua, I don’t believe it either because that would be a perfect match… in hell. :lol:

jjoy was here! Hey hun!

CORRECTION: i meant to say belw for:

3) the glasses brad wears for the PAST few days doesn’t cover his eye brows. in this pix, it covers the entire eye brows and it doesn’t show the long eye brow to the side that brad has……….definitely not brad :)

Amaya, thanks for asking. A little better today, but now I am stuck with a nasty cough, since I had pneumonia a few years ago, I am going to the doctor on Monday just in case. How have you been? Still watching your wonderful videos over and over again :lol:

I was thinking the one video where Brad can’t start his bike, remember ?? there is NO WAY that’s Brad.He is a master biker.

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guli Says:
February 3rd, 2007 at 12:12 pm
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Glad to hear your feeling a bit better. There has been some nasty stuff going around.

brad and angie beat the paps to their games and wasted their time. JOB WELL DONE ON THE JOLIE-PITT………………

I have no clue if it’s Brad or not but Brad “dresses” left and it looks like the guy in the pix “dresses” right if you know what I mean. Call me a perv but i notice these things.

Ok my personal opinion is that 90% is Brad and 10% is not.

Sheri thanks, it really was pretty bad. I guess it is joys of having kids, my daughter got it first and brought it home. So far hubby hasn’t got it yet thank God….

Julia, I think the video where he can’t start his bike is him. I could be wrong here is the video, you guys be the judge…
It’s the third video on that TMZ page..

http://www.tmz.com/page/2/

79 CLINIQUA Says: Could we not go one day/thread without hearing about JA?! Good lord - are we going to have to hear about who she *might* be dating for the next year?

156 julia Says: The video where the bike stalls IS Brad - he came down the steps WITHOUT THE HELMET ON AND SPOKE TO THE PAPS. The pic above is a new one - I don’t think it’s Brad either.

Wherever Angelina Jolie went while making The Good Shepherd , the flock of papparazzi just followed like sheep, says LAWRIE MASTERS ON THE stages for some scenes in Robert DeNiro-directed drama The Good Shepherd were constructed inside a cavernous building in New York.

A US National Guard armoury, the complex is, as you might imagine, obviously off-limits to the casual passer-by and not that welcoming even to the most curious.

But none of that mattered when Angelina Jolie arrived. Suddenly the place was swamped with strangers, many of whom seemed to have cameras working overtime. “There was just that whole thing that would occur when she would come to work, which was, you know, suddenly 50 photographers would be standing where we were shooting and there were swarms of people around and all this interest,” co-star Matt Damon said.

“But as much craziness as surrounds her and surrounds Brad (Pitt) and their life, she was there to absolutely focus on work.
“If you’d walked in and asked: ‘Which one of these people is surrounded by photographers everywhere they go?’ you would never point to her - except for the fact she’s so beautiful.”

Damon, the star of the movie franchise spun off from Robert Ludlum’s Bourne series of novels, and an Academy Award-winning writer for Good Will Hunting is obviously in awe of Jolie’s ability to shake off the constant attention directed at her and concentrate on her day job - acting.
“Once we’d get inside the armoury and it was quiet and we were just doing our work, I realised why she’s Angelina Jolie,” Damon said. “It’s like there’s this whole celebrity side of her, this whole kind of image that other people have created, and then there’s who she really is. And first and foremost she’s an incredible actor.

“After the first scene, where she and I really get into an argument, I think we broke for lunch and (veteran cinematographer) Bob Richardson came up to me and said: ‘I can’t believe how powerful she is.’ “And when you’re in a room with an actor who’s really got an incredible presence like that, everybody feels it and you have a kind of deference.”

Damon and Jolie play husband and wife in the fictionalised account of the birth of America’s Central Intelligence Agency.

The story spans the years 1925-1961 and crosses three continents. Pre-World War 2, idealistic Yale student Edward Wilson (Damon) is recruited to join the university’s secret Skull and Bones society, a tightly knit brotherhood that, despite some cultish trappings, hopes to develop future world leaders.

During the war, Wilson moves into the Office of Strategic Services, the precursor to the CIA. As he becomes involved in developing the world’s most powerful covert agency, Wilson also marries Margaret “Clover” Russell (Jolie) when she gets pregnant with their son, Edward Jr. (Eddie Redmayne).

Later, his ideals and dedication to his country force him to a point where he must sacrifice everything for his job. “He’s between this rock and this hard place,” Damon said. “He’s got an incredible amount of pressure on him. The stakes are incredibly high in his work life and, at the same time, he’s got this family that kind of crumbles around him over the years. “I wouldn’t say he has some kind of clinical depression, but clearly he is somebody who is naturally secretive, has a natural distrust and sees conspiracies everywhere.”

Damon believes, while the film is set in another era, it still “speaks to today”. He adds: “The big question today is: ‘What are we willing to sacrifice of our own liberties in order to secure ourselves?’ It’s a personal question and it needs to be asked and engaged.”
The film’s all-star cast also includes Alec Baldwin, Billy Crudup, Keir Dullea, Sir Michael Gambon, William Hurt and John Turturro, with DeNiro making a cameo. Damon, who co-starred with Leonardo DiCaprio in the Oscar- nominated, Martin Scorsese-directed film The Departed , acknowledges DiCaprio was also interested in The Good Shepherd at one point.

“Every script you get has somebody else’s fingerprints on it,” he said. “I’m just lucky now that when I get scripts they have fewer fingerprints. We used to joke, back five years ago, that every script had Tom Cruise’s fingerprints on it, even if it was a role for Morgan Freeman. “Sometimes your tastes overlap, like with The Departed - Leo and I both loved it and we both wanted to play either (lead) role.
“We just let Marty choose and, you know, things worked out really well with that movie.”

Now working on his third Jason Bourne film, The Bourne Ultimatum , the good-natured Damon, 36, is also settling into life as a husband and father.

He married Argentine-born Luciana Bozan in December 2005 and their daughter, Isabella, was born last June. Luciana also has a daughter, Alexa, from a previous relationship. “The personal joy that comes from having a child is indescribable,” Damon said. “It’s like trying to explain a perfect guitar chord - there aren’t really words for how great it is.”

Smiling, he admits his wife’s previous experience as a mother has been helpful, but she also has forced him to find his own way.
“For the first few months I kept handing the baby over saying: ‘Why is she crying?’

“My wife would say: `I don’t know. Just because you’ve raised one child doesn’t mean you have all the answers. You have to figure it out, too.’

“But the marriage has been great, better than I ever thought, I have to say. She is a great mother and partner and she’s perfect for me in every way. It just keeps getting better.”

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guli Says:
February 3rd, 2007 at 12:25 pm
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guli it’s Brad.

look at splashnews first video.

http://www.splash-video.com/index2.pgi