Brad & Angelina En France

LUV ANGIE @ 04/30/2008 at 12:26 am

To “Luv Angie Sara K”

For Heaven’s sake!
I came back, and what do I find!

Half of your essay is about Pitt and him defending Angie!
Pitt?! Defending her because of WHAT?!

It is NOT about him defending her! No one normal expects HIM to “defend” anyone!
And, yes, if she would ever NEED to defend herself, of course she CAN do that…she’s been defending children and people around the world for over 7 years (she is 32 now ). What she doesn’t need to
defend herself for ARE

THE TABLOIDS HORRIBLE LIES !
Understood?! Think HARD!

HE is the one who needs to be defended, and he DID it - JUST to “preserve” HIS ‘goldensh$t boy” IMAGE!

When Sawyer (sp?) , who caters to IDIOTS, said the sh$t that she said ,he said, “That’s a good story!”
The chickensh$t didn’t say that his
“experimental merger’ was screwed up, and a “goldensh$t couple”
FABRICATED by their huge PR-machines AND the TABLOIDS!

He didn’t say that it was HIS screwed up merger, and
that HE dumped Anuston!

Let me remind you:
That REALLY happened!
Nothing to do with Angelina. Yet she was the one to pay the price!
It’s unbelievable how GRACIOUSLY she went through all that sh$t.
When asked, Angie killed Anuston with KIDNESS - once, and she was done with it.
No kidding!
She’s never said a word against anyone, ever. Your “private” Pitt is
ANOTHER story ( he even attacked Bill Clinton for a stupid thing
with Lewinsky, but he can STILL smile like a moron and be so “cute’ in his mid-40s in the pictures with him - AFTER ANGIE INTRODUCED THEM ! I’d bet he likes his NEW life and his NEW “friends” much better than a bunch of hens and the cox-Arquetts!)

It was HIM HWO OBVIOUSLY DIDN’T HAVE ANYTHING TO LOSE, AND
EVERYTHING TO GAIN. Now he surely knows how to be grateful for all that.

You are almost all women here, but you have such a weird sense of the place women should have in todays world! God forbid s Hillary wins, eh?!
I just think that Angie should have a man with more substance and a little bit smarter too! There are GOOD men out there, esp. for a beautiful - inside and out - young woman like Angie.
(don’t give me BBT now, she was a kid then, and most probably impressed by an artist!)

You can go back to your “she is so beautiful, he’s so beautiful and
they are so beautiful together” mantra - that no one can touch!
Really?!
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yes, yes, yes. ^ 5

(To zen) at 11:48 pm

Yes, now I understood. tks for the explanation.

Goodnight BAMPZSville

I’ll leave you with another gem from PreggyJolie…..Umbrella…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0KRLv7_rl7k

OH MY GOD its where i live!!! awesome!!!

LUV ANGIE @ 04/30/2008 at 12:26 am

For Heaven’s sake!
I came back, and what do I find!

Half of your essay is about Pitt not being good enough for Angie!

(and the other half of your essay is about Pitt not being good enough for Angie!!! YADA YADA YADA)

In haiku:

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

finish.

LUV ANGIE @ 04/30/2008 at 12:26 am

You have lost it. Gone over the edge.

Brad is the father of Angie’s children. That can’t be changed. That is forever. Angie is soon to give birth to Brad’s 2nd bio child, and 5th total child. Their kids love both their Mom and Dad.

You advocate Angie walking away from Brad, breaking her kids hearts and breaking up a loving family, for no reason other than what you think. You are crazy.

Angie sees all the substance and intelligence she wants and needs in a man in Brad. Brad is her love, he has her heart. Brad is Angie’s choice.

How in the hel* do you believe that you know what is best for someone else better than they themselves know?

Angie knows who is the man for her and that man is named Brad Pitt.

Anyone other than a looneybird like you can see that.

um : 11/21/2007 at 10:35 am

You are pitting people against each other which is immature and bratty. Brad is way older than you are and is well versed in Hollywood and in life. Brad took care of everything during Marcheline’s passing when Angelina & James were too distraught to even begin to think about what to do. And that is what we so know aside from many other times that we don’t know about. The first sason of holidays are tough when you just lost a loved one. You don’t care about the behind the scenes though. No you want public displays of everything to satisy your feeble little mind as if you matter.

I’m hpapy that Angelina found the love of her life and the father of her children. Only a hater would want Brad out. Brad is it! what about that don’t you understand?

You must be some lonely lesbian who hates men or who hates to see women happy with a man because you don’t like men and don’t want other women to have them in their lives. Go and curl up with the latest tabloids becasue you are the perfect type for that ish with your posts

translation from JJB @ 03/23/2008 at 12:04 am
rayna @ 03/22/2008 at 11:22 pm
HELP!!!! Does anybody here speak portuguese? If so, pls translate the following article. It’s an interview and it appears AJ talks about BP alot…
http://www.souliejolie.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=26263
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“Brad is the first man who understands me”
From badgirl to humanitarian muse. From polygamous to wife. Angelina Jolie says that she “found a mission”, and “a partner for life”.
Angelina Jolie has an extraordinary journey as celebrity. She have already been the bad girl that praticated sex with men and women, that handed in her neck blood from her ex-husband. But she has changed. Now she is the mother of 4 children and is expecting her second biological son/daughter with Brad. She gained respect for her humanitarian work with UN in the poorest regions in the world. And lives one of the biggest romances in the history of Hollywood. Must be hard to live with all that. In a cold day in NY, Angelina talked with us about that life. Somes times thoughtful, sometimes laughing she answered all questions. And as always left a prerogative in the air: how can be a woman that beautiful?
GLOSS: Your relationship with Brad appears to have grown a lot, even with the pressure to raise the kids, to take care of yours careers, and even with the media circus
ANGELINA: I needed a time to realize how Brad is capable of being so relaxed and open that makes me fell the same way about him. Sometimes we hide stuff, even from the ones you love, but with him I can fell that I can be myself with no worries. Brad is the first man who understands me, make us feel like a partnership , and that’s really cool. I was prepared to raise my kid without a father. When I got involved with Brad, I didn’t count on that. Even though you can’t know how good father a man can be until you see him actually doing that role. Brad is so good to the kids, and they have such a deep relationship that almost makes me cry, and I usually don’t
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translation from JJB @ 03/23/2008 at 12:08 am
GLOSS:Is the love the only think that connect you to, or is something deeper ?
ANGELINA: When you’re with someone, you’re together in many levels. Honesty and trust are what works for me, I don’t wanna spend my like pretending I’m somebody else. In fact, I think that this is the only way to be happy, Brad and I have this together
GLOSS: Aren’t you afraid that the stress of a big family will put your relation with Brad on danger?
ANGELINA: Sure, you always keep on wondering how having so many kids in such a short period os time will affect the life as a couple. We have less time together, but we both put ourselves in the roles of parents, wich really relieves my anxiety. When we got together Brad knew I wanted more kids. What really surprised me was the naturally of Brad being a father. He simply loves to be involved with the kids. Every time he teaches something new to Mad or Pax, and sees them jumping and screaming of joy, stays with his eyes shining. I could spend hours watching this. But I generally am busy changing the clothes too (laughs)
GLOSS: How does it feels to be followed by the media all the time?
ANGELINA: Look, it is only stressing when you let this circus involve you. And we don’t. We have a good life, we are doing together the things we believe in, this is the most important
GLOSS: There is so much going on in your life… How do you do it?
ANGELINA: During many years I felt miserable and depressed because I didn’t have a purpose. Now I have so much to do that I don’t have time to worries about myself in a selfish way. I found that I can work harder than I ever imagined (laughs) I needed a mission - and I found that now, in many different levels.With Brad, with our children, with UN. I almost feel destined for this kind of life
GLOSS: You travel to poor regions in the globe. What impression do this people leave?
ANGELINA: I learned to appreciate a extraordinary beauty about the people I meet. In special the poorest ones that don’t envy the most fortunates. When you get close to these situation you realize that many of our problems are banal. Thins made me stronger, I don’t let moments of weakness take me down anymore. I expect more form myself. I learned that not always we know how much we can make happen. I think I evaluated a lot since I started working with UN. Today I’m grateful for making the difference, but it’s not my satisfaction that counts, what really counts is helping people.
GLOSS: Does this affects you ?
ANGELINA: It’s such a variety of feelings. The firsts years were that hardest. Sometimes I reacted crying, felling hopeless. After I got revolted, I needed to know how the governments allows such things. Then I had a curve of growing that I’m finally starting to understand that different powers behind these situations. After you’re in a virtually abandoned region you try to imagine what you can do. Sometimes you notice that you can simply do nothing… Then you need to concentrate your time into places that you can make something good. Now I feel like I have a better dominium in Politics and how the humanitarian work is. I’m always learning the most I can, the fastest I can. I’m trying to have a significant life.
GLOSS: What do you respond to people who criticize celebrities that go to places like Cambonia or Africa and take the media?
ANGELINA: I spent years visiting refugees camps, orphanages and other places with UN, and a lot of times the media was there. But I take the risc, I try to balance the needs from the agents that really do their jobs and the general curiosity searching for public support, but I think people already know that I’m committed,
GLOSS: Even though you never need a break
ANGELINA: I’m trying to find a more relaxes routine with Brad and the kids, a time that we’re not flying from one place to another. But the big thing that we found is that we really don’t care to travel much. The kids have fun with this agitation, sometimes Mad asks me where are we going next week. I love it!

Thanks JJ for this thread. I am also not 100% convinced that Eonline is a reliable newsource but it is fun to speculate and guess sometimes. Wherever they are, it is great that they are having some privacy and will also have a chance to see their friends in Europe. I’m sure, they will visit Marianne and Goerge C. while in Europe too. I think it is not the final birthing destination because Brad and Angie are very mysterious when it comes to their decisions.
I look forward to Cannes and Venice red carpet photos though.

in case you havent read this @ 04/30/2008 at 1:44 am
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That is a fake interview made up off stuff they created, together with some old quotes, some of wich altered.

We haven’t talked to you in almost two years. Can you recap the high points in your personal journey in the last couple of years? The high points are the obvious. My coming together with Brad; Brad and Maddox coming together; and Zahara coming into our family. The low or scarier point was when Zahara got sick. Her surviving that was a high point. My having a baby (Shiloh) and now her personality is coming out—it’s fun. It’s great to see all three kids together.
On a professional level, this film was wonderful to work on. That I’ll be working a lot less and spending a lot more time at home was a welcome decision at the end of the day.

And you have been going on these missions for the UN. I’ve been working for the UN for five years now. I have been involved with projects in Cambodia for four years. I’m still pushing for different bills in Washington and they haven’t gone through. We have a new Congress. Maybe they will (pass those bills).
I’m trying to educate myself more to be able to handle discussions on issues better and not just be emotional about them. I would try to actually deal with them on a stronger level and make some changes.

As I’m looking at you from the side, you and Brad could be brother and sister. Well, thank God we’re not (laughter).

Even in your voice and the way you respond to questions. Oh, no. Really?

Do you think your relationship is based on the fact that you are alike? You know, it’s funny. When we first came together, everybody commented on how different we were. So now it’s funny to hear somebody comment on how similar we are. Oh my God, I think you’ve scared me into thinking we’re starting to be that couple that morphs (starts looking like each other). We are very different in many ways — certainly in the way he is at home and the way I am at home. But we balance each other quite well.

Can you give an example of how different you are? He’s very methodical and takes time with things. I’m very impulsive like on a decision we made yesterday. But (when we travel), he packs at the last minute while I pack three days ahead with all the kids’ stuff and five different things. I like to organize each moment of our travel but he likes to be more (spontaneous). But we appreciate each other. We need it. I need to be not so crazy about things.
How are you going to spend the holidays? We’re going somewhere this Christmas. We’ll spend the morning with our children, have a wonderful time with them and make it special for them and not forget that. We’re going to spend the day with some other people, bring them some things, listen and talk to them. I want to teach my kids that it’s not about what they’re going to get but it’s about who they’re going to think of, what they’re going to do, what they’re going to learn and who they are going to extend kindness to. The season is a good excuse to teach our children something really nice.

Spiritually, are Brad and you on the same page? Yes, I would say that. We’re not of any one faith ourselves but we are teaching the children about different faiths. We believe (in teaching them about) that. We believe that you should understand and learn about all the different faiths. Then teach your children and see where they fall and celebrate many different things. I suppose that is a unique thing to be very much in agreement on.

Do you have any respite from the paparazzi at all? We were just recently in our home in Cambodia and nobody was there. So there are ways and there are places (where there are no paparazzi). We also went to Brad’s parents’ house for about five days. That was lovely and quiet. Hopefully in the years to come, maybe if we work less, we’ll have more of a quiet life. Then our kids will have a more normal life. We just try not to let it (the paparazzi issue) affect us. It only does when we want the kids to have more freedom but other than that, we try to ignore it. There are worse problems so we’re OK.
Would you like to get married again? I have had two beautiful marriages (first to British actor Johnny Lee Miller and then to American actor Billy Bob Thornton) in my life. I don’t feel a need to get married at all at this moment. But I am committed to another person (Brad) and three children. I think that’s the most important. For people who want to be married, it’s a beautiful thing. It’s a wonderful thing and I’m all for it.

How much do you enjoy flying your own plane? I love it. It certainly gives me a freedom that I don’t have on the ground. Flying is a real skill. I know that sounds odd but I have spent my whole life with a job that is kind of odd. I interpret behavior, tell stories and I emote—those are not practical skills. So it was really wonderful for me as a woman and as a person to go back to school, take tests, study and learn a proper physical skill I can expand on. Hopefully one day, I would be able to give service as a pilot.

After the controversy of Madonna adopting a child, the cynical reaction from media was that some celebrities are “buying” babies. Did that hurt the chances of some babies being adopted? I hope not. I hope people are smart enough to understand that it was a very specific situation of a country that didn’t have foreign adoption (policy). So it’s a very specific legal situation. I hope everybody wishes the best for that little boy and his new life. Again, it’s the negative and positive media. It’s good for media to question whether there’s something at play that you need to understand or may not be right. Then there are people who decide to run stories in the most negative way possible just to sell magazines.
I was working in India and I didn’t go out of my way to study everything about it (Madonna’s adoption of a boy issue). I don’t know a lot about that country (Malawi). I have not been there. I have gotten lists of counties to adopt from and that country has never been on those lists. I believe that anybody who adopts a child has that commitment to that child for the rest of his life. There’s got to be some love in that situation. I don’t think it’s fair to just look at it in a negative way. We have to hope that’s the best for that little boy.

You grew up in a show business environment. Do you think your children will follow the same path? Strangely enough, because I didn’t live with my father (actor John Voight), I didn’t go to a bunch of film sets and things like that. But I did grow up in Hollywood and somewhat around that. What I am trying to give to my children—and it’s the one thing I didn’t have—is at least half a year, if not more, in a foreign country. On occasion, they’ve been on film sets. They’re around this stuff every once in a while but they really spend the majority of their lives not around this (Hollywood). I am trying to give them balance, like with Mad, he came to work with me in India and he played with the local kids. He hung out at the local places and he didn’t live a Hollywood life during that time.
It was the same case when we were in Africa. I am glad I can bring Mad to these foreign countries and he’s not looking for a Nintendo and a hotel room. He’s happy to go to some neighbor’s house that’s very modest and just play outside with rocks. So I hope with that balance, I’ll instill in the children something that’s more than just wanting to be in this business. But if they want to, God help us, we will let them (laughter).

Where is home for you? We don’t actually know. We have a lot of our stuff in Los Angeles but we’re looking for a home outside of that. We just went back to Cambodia which I consider home.

How was your experience working with Robert De Niro as director? On the set, Bob was so great to work with. When I first met him, somebody said to me, “Look, he doesn’t like to talk a lot. He’ll probably talk to you for five minutes.” We talked for almost two hours because we ended up talking about world affairs. He’s not a casual person.

Please comment on—first, how you look different in this movie because of your blonde hair. And second, how everybody talks about your beauty. (On the first question), that certainly makes me feel good. I have always seen myself as different looking. In “The Good Shepherd,” I had to go quite WASP-y whereas I am more ethnic looking. It’s easier for me to go darker than lighter and my character was quite light. (On the second question), I have gotten used to myself, my face. I don’t think of myself one way or another—kind of beautiful or ugly. I look like my mom and so that’s nice to me (laughing).

In portraying a woman, wife and mother from the 1930s and 1940s, what are some of the differences from your own experience living today? Many things. It wasn’t just the 30s and through. On top of it, she’s married to the CIA. She’s unable to express her independence. That was probably the hardest thing. She could not even have an improvised fight. How far could I (her character) take an aggressive attack or an insult? I always had to stay in my place and there wasn’t anywhere to go.
It was not possible (for my character) to say, “I’m leaving,” “I want a divorce,” “I want this” or “I want this for my child.” It was very claustrophobic in that marriage. It was very hard for me as an actress to do that, to make myself less opinionated, powerful and strong. On a funnier note, I was sent to manners classes—for lessons on how to hold a cup of tea, to cross my legs the right way and to tilt my head a little and listen. It was funny that the natural way we hold ourselves today as women is not as gracious and elegant as the women of that time.
That element of the film was lost on my character who was just drinking and ignoring it. But in my life, that element is there, even when it’s just going out with the kids or where I go. Or plans for the holidays or even trying to figure out anything really. When

“Brad completes her and makes her want to be a better person,” a friend tells OK!.
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Love this.

You guys are all wrong. LUV ANGIE is not tres jolie. LUV ANGIE is STYLE. The way they write is similar. ‘lol’ is ‘ tres jolie’ .

I do not believe any of the tabloid stories reporting of them buying houses all over the world.
According to some Swiss paper ( a serious newspaper by the way) they are interested in buying a house on the so called Gold Coast of Zürich. Which is an area near the Lake Zürich, very upmarket. They are according to the report particularily interested in a newly developed ecological project by the famous architect Zaha Hadid.