Angelina Jolie: Twice the Cannes!

LUV ANGIE

How will you feel if you love your partner, husband, wife, father/mother of your children so much and your friends badmouth him?

Peace

it is obvious that she got pregnant with fertility drugs,it seems she was so desperate to get pregnant to keep Brad.isn’t it funny that Brad still looks bored in all the pics from France though?

no matter how many times she gets pregnant,Brad will go for a younger woman after sometimes.and MAYBE it will be the other way,she will cheat on him with one of her multiple lovers.LOL

sarah @ 05/15/2008 at 6:20 am
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Jolie told Vogue in 2006: ” we are legally bound to out children not to each other, and I think that’s the most important thing”.

Keep this quote in your mind.

sarah @ 05/15/2008 at 6:20 am
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Oh, isn’t it funny how to you people, Brad has ALWAYS looked bored when with Angie? Can you imagine that, going on 4 years and according to your ilk, he has NEVER looked happy with Angie? So, of course, to you, it should reason that he should continue looking bored with Angie. :lol:

Isn’t it hilarious how people see what they want to see? Oh yeah, Shiloh was also conceived with fertility drugs, after all, Brad and Angie have never slept together and hate each other. :lol:

Too bad for you that you cannot change what is with what is not. Brad and Angie will continue happily living their lives and enjoying each other and their soon to be six children. :)

new pics
http://jjb.yuku.com/topic/307855?page=153
scrow down

she told it to a French TV show first!!!!!

http://www.splashnewsonline.com/2008/05/post-16.html
New pics of Angie.

Missouri Fan @ 05/15/2008 at 6:41 am

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Hi Vee, saw your comments. thank you.
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My pleasure!

morning bampzs,i woke up so early just to see the today interview,holly is preggers too

angie due in august

crossing my fingers for 2 boys
I want a mini brad

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/world/news/e3i8f659dc3df6f2124cfca521ba173e35e
(News from Cannes)
Sean Penn pledges ‘consensus’ on jury
Cannes jurors will have no bias, actor-director says

By Stuart Kemp

Complete Cannes coverage
CANNES — Make no mistake about it, this is Sean Penn’s jury, and all he is asking of his fellow jurors is an empty bladder and an open mind at the beginning of each of the 22 titles unspooling In Competition here.

Penn dominated the jury presentation here Wednesday and kicked it off by explaining to the gathered global hack pack that he and his fellow jurors will arrive at a “consensus.”

Penn said he found it “insulting” to both himself and the other jury members that there is any suggestion of favoritism or bias toward movies in the lineup made by people who they may have worked with previously.

“We’ve all been involved in films we’ve cared about. I don’t think there is bias involved,” he said. “I don’t see any of us judging the films we see as anything but responding to the enthusiasm of the movies.”

But Penn couldn’t resist remaining defiant when referencing his relationship with Clint Eastwood and his Oscar winning role in “Mystic River.” Eastwood is bringing “Changeling” to a Competition slot here this year.

“If (Eastwood’s) done a film worth rewarding, we’re going to f***ing well reward it,” Penn said.

It was left to German actress Alexandra Maria Lara to be the wide-eyed, delighted jury member, saying she felt “shaky” being in such esteemed company.

When asked how she felt sitting next to Penn, she paused just long enough for the jury president to growl a “c’mon” by way of encouraging her to answer.

The Penn show staggered to an end after fellow juror, the Iranian author and director Marjane Satrapi, asked the room if she could smoke for “medical reasons.” Having lit up, Penn and French actress Jeanne Balibar quickly followed suit.

Penn will rule over a jury consisting of French director Rachid Bouchareb, Mexican director Alfonso Cuaron, Israeli/U.S. actress Natalie Portman, Thai filmmaker Apichatpong Weerasethakul, Italian actor, director and screenwriter Sergio Castellitto, Satrapi, Lara and Balibar.
Sean Penn pledges ‘consensus’ on jury
Cannes jurors will have no bias, actor-director says

By Stuart Kemp

May 14, 2008, 01:13 PM
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Complete Cannes coverage
CANNES — Make no mistake about it, this is Sean Penn’s jury, and all he is asking of his fellow jurors is an empty bladder and an open mind at the beginning of each of the 22 titles unspooling In Competition here.

Penn dominated the jury presentation here Wednesday and kicked it off by explaining to the gathered global hack pack that he and his fellow jurors will arrive at a “consensus.”

Penn said he found it “insulting” to both himself and the other jury members that there is any suggestion of favoritism or bias toward movies in the lineup made by people who they may have worked with previously.

“We’ve all been involved in films we’ve cared about. I don’t think there is bias involved,” he said. “I don’t see any of us judging the films we see as anything but responding to the enthusiasm of the movies.”

But Penn couldn’t resist remaining defiant when referencing his relationship with Clint Eastwood and his Oscar winning role in “Mystic River.” Eastwood is bringing “Changeling” to a Competition slot here this year.

“If (Eastwood’s) done a film worth rewarding, we’re going to f***ing well reward it,” Penn said.

It was left to German actress Alexandra Maria Lara to be the wide-eyed, delighted jury member, saying she felt “shaky” being in such esteemed company.

When asked how she felt sitting next to Penn, she paused just long enough for the jury president to growl a “c’mon” by way of encouraging her to answer.

The Penn show staggered to an end after fellow juror, the Iranian author and director Marjane Satrapi, asked the room if she could smoke for “medical reasons.” Having lit up, Penn and French actress Jeanne Balibar quickly followed suit.

Penn will rule over a jury consisting of French director Rachid Bouchareb, Mexican director Alfonso Cuaron, Israeli/U.S. actress Natalie Portman, Thai filmmaker Apichatpong Weerasethakul, Italian actor, director and screenwriter Sergio Castellitto, Satrapi, Lara and Balibar.