One of Pax’s Last Pictures Before Adoption

You know what’s odd — that Nanny issue of STAR has this woman talking about the adoption - and she claims it all happened so fast and Pax was ‘whisked’ away, and she didn’t have time to do this, or do that…blah blah blah. Yet it’s obvious they knew he was going away from this picture because they’ve singled him out in this photograph - if this was ’sometime in Feb’ that would have been at least a few weeks befor AJ got there.

Also, I too think he has a Brad expression, I think it’s the eyes, they go down at the corners — kind of puppy doggish. Glad to see him with his backwards cap too — and that he was stylin’ that way before AJ arrived, otherwise haters would be screaming - look how she’s trying to dress him like she wants and ‘Americanize’ him. God forbid Angelina is like every other Mom in the world.

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briseis Says:
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Thank you, I don’t want to miss it, can’t wait to see what the rags have to say this week.

I am sorry, but a few you and the orphanage director continue to say that Pax resembles Brad. Oyyyy, I can’t see any resemblance period. No doubt that he is a cute boy and so are the rest of Jolie-Pitt’s kids. These kids are adorable cutie pies. I just think they all have their own unique looks. The only resemblance one to the parents is Shiloh and of course she MUST since she’s the only biological in the family so far!

Off-topic:

Susie and other office fans there’s a new promo and it’s over four minutes long and the last 30 seconds shows two clips from the (New!) April 5th episode…wow….

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-5sB6WtFe4

I am sure the woman (worker) at the orphanage told the truth. The problem is the tabloid trying to sensationize everything. They have to write it in a way to make it look like the boy was “whisked” away.

I am in a management level. I dont discuss with my secretary, not the janitor, not the mailman, etc about the finance, policy, direction of the company , because they are NOT part of the “management team”.

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JoliePitt Says:

March 26th, 2007 at 10:43 am - flag comment

The director didn’t mean external look, he is referring to the personality of Pax, smart and naughty. similar to Brad.

hi susie. how are you? i went to the previous thread for a bit earlier after i signed off. i am shocked the haters were up all night ranting and bashing.

JoliePitt, there is something there (re Brad resemblance) - too many people have said it already - lmao…so I definitely think there is one. Hey, they don’t call it ‘the family of man’ for nothin’ (and no, I don’t mean that man, lolol) — nowhere does it say you have to be related or of the same background to look like someone else. I happen to think that Kerry Washington can at times look like Angelina, that Alicia Tyler looks like Charlize Theron, I also think Brad Pitt, Terence Howard and Benecio Del Toro ALL look alike too.

I think it’s the spacing of the eyes, the lids and the expression.

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jq Says:

March 26th, 2007 at 10:50 am - flag comment

The Star mag. was ridiculous blaming Angelina on whisking Pax abruptly from the orphanage. I’m sure the directors knew when will Angie came and take Pax away, since they are the one who’s responsible for the final approval of the adoption. It’s the director who should inform his staff when to prepared for Pax departure not Angie. Is this another creative writing by the star or the orphanage trying to make some buck from Pax ? the Star never said any good thing on Angie and Brad since they hook-up.

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I hope the public has the education, the brain,and the critical thinking skills in their reading , and NOT eat up anything pringed by all these tabloids.

I just love the Jolie-Pitt family. Wish them God blessing

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CLINIQUA Says:
March 26th, 2007 at 10:57 am - flag comment

— nowhere does it say you have to be related or of the same background to look like someone else.
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Agreed and this statement is so true!

But, I still can’t see it, whether by expressions and/or resemblance with Brad and Pax. Perhaps, I will see it later when they are in the pix together or when Pax gets a little older. Since, a few of you continue to think that way about Pax and Brad, I guess we’ll leave it at that!:)

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I”m sure that the director told the woman (worker) that Pax is being adopted. I guess it’s just a matter of when she was told. So far, we dont know when she was told. I am sure to a certain extent, that woman is probalby paid to be “interviewed”, to talk. The only party I blame is the tabloid, in this case, it’s the STAR.

New York Pundit:

I can picture you now, foaming at the mouth, waiting with bated breath, waiting … waiting … waiting just to be able to say, “I told you so.” Hmmm, and you call haters call us lunatics and psychotics … I would imagine you are the psychotic one waiting for the implosion of a family with four children under six, just because you love a ex-TV sitcom hack (and don’t you deny that you are a faniston, why else would want this family to break up? Can’t be just the “overexposure”, I think Nicole Richie, Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan, and Britney Spears all beat Brad and Angelina when it comes to media exposure!!!).

And yes, the implosion will make as many, if not MORE gossip weblog posts, all the more savory, when all of us waiting with baited breath get that wonderful moment in the spotlight to say those magic words… “I Told You So!!!”

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Angelina likes to piss off people and I bet you that even when she wants out of the relationship, she will stay more time just to make people like you go crazy.

Don’t know if this should be put here since it’s a thread about PAX, but anyhoo….

Comic writer signs up Jolie as assassinPHIL MILLER, Arts Correspondent

Comic writer Mark Millar has made Superman a Soviet, introduced gay superheroes, and written that the Second Coming will be in America’s Midwest.

But now Millar has pulled off one of the greatest coups in his career: convincing Angelina Jolie to appear in his first motion picture.

Jolie has signed up to appear in a £100m science fiction movie created by the Scottish writer, who lives and works in Glasgow.

Jolie is set to join Scottish actor James McAvoy, star of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe and The Last King of Scotland, and take a leading role in Wanted, which begins shooting in April in Prague.

The actress will star as a leading assassin, called The Fox, in the film to be released next year, which is based on a comic series published three years ago.

He created the Wanted story as an “X-Men meets The Godfather” epic.

Millar has discussed the role with the star and will meet her next month when shooting begins on the film.

He said: “She was asking how I came up with the character and I said I just wanted to write about a girl who was completely lacking in any kind of morality, someone who never regarded the consequences. I think she’s going to have a good time on this: actresses rarely get to play these fun kinds of characters.”

He added: “Angelina’s pretty much the biggest female star in the world right now and so I’m naturally quite pleased about the casting. The only way they could have got a bigger star to play this role is if they’d hired Tom Cruise in drag.”

He added: “She’s spectacular-looking and, as her Oscar proves, a great actress with real depth I think she’s one of the few Hollywood A-listers who could pull this off. The rest of them are very tiny and dainty. Angelina looks like she could kick your head in.”

McAvoy is to play the role of Wesley Gibson in the film, a “put-upon, white collar worker who finds out, after the murder of his father, that he has inherited his spot in an international league of assassins”.

This league of killers, first detailed in comics published in 2003 and 2004, is portrayed as responsible for a series of famous deaths, from John F Kennedy to Diana, Princess of Wales. “Morgan Freeman is the leader of this cult and Angelina is his second-in-command, McAvoy’s mentor,” Millar added.

“I now understand why casting directors are so well-paid. It really is a skill to figure out who can bring a character to life and work together as a team. There are four big names in this picture and Angelina is the third of the four released. There is another big male star (to be) announced inside the next week or two. But the people involved in this are already way, way beyond anything I imagined for the first movie I actually own.”

Millar is one of the world’s leading comic writers and works for Marvel. He has made a name in the industry despite never having worked in the US. In 2000, Millar almost moved to America to work for Warner Brothers but took a job with Marvel instead. “This meant I could commute to New York every couple of months as opposed to living in San Diego, which the Warner Brothers job entailed,” he said.

“Ten or 15 years ago it was essential to live there, but with e-mail you could be living in the South Pacific and still make your deadlines.

“I have a big, close family and we didn’t want to take my daughter, who was then just a baby, away from all that.”

Millar has two other films in development, and his ultimate aim is to inspire a dozen in the next 10 years. He has already written a sequel to Wanted, although he has no ambition to be a director or a screen writer.

“All the Superman, Batman, Spider-Man and X-Men franchises have been around for a while so there’s a real gap in the market I want to fill,” he said.

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