'Brad doesn't love Angelina... but he's staying with her for the sake of the children': Astonishing claims by Pitt's psychic
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- Published on Thursday, 21 August 2014 20:37
- Written by Daily Mail
He claims to have foreseen their relationship. But Brad Pitt’s psychic now says the Hollywood star does not love Angelina Jolie.Ron Bard insists the actor feels ‘boxed in’ but will not leave her for the sake of their six children – and because it would harm his image.Mr Bard made his startling claims yesterday as he spoke in depth for the first time about his friendship with Pitt.He insists that the 50-year-old actor is still in love with his first wife, Friends star Jennifer Aniston, 45.But he believes Pitt has already secretly married Miss Jolie, 39, and the couple will have another three children. Pitt was introduced to the psychic by Miss Aniston in 2004. Mr Bard, 54, claims he told the actor in 2005 he would meet someone who would ‘change your whole life’ while filming Mr & Mrs Smith. That year, Pitt left Miss Aniston for Miss Jolie.But asked whether the couple are still in love, Mr Bard said: ‘At the end of the day, whether [Pitt is] in love or he’s not in love is not the question. The question is he’s a man who made a commitment to six children and he’s keeping his commitment to those six children.‘Whether he loves her or not, [that’s] another story.‘Brad’s the type of guy who finds his happiness within his own soul. He does what he thinks right – he’s a man’s man.‘I think [Miss Jolie is] very clever, I think she’s boxed him in, but he doesn’t care about that because I think he loves the children more than the relationship.
‘It’s got to a point with celebrity, not Brad but just to make a general statement, a celebrity has to think of their image.’Mr Bard said that, despite his claims, he believes the couple will have more children: ‘You can bet on it, for sure. I think we’re going to hit nine.’Pitt and Miss Jolie announced their engagement in 2012 and in a magazine interview earlier this year, Miss Jolie said of her relationship with Pitt: ‘I never thought I’d have children, I never thought I’d be in love, I never thought I’d meet the right person.'Coming from a broken home you kind of accept that certain things feel like a fairytale, and you just don’t look for them.’The pair have not announced wedding plans but Mr Bard believes the ceremony may have been carried out in secret – or if not, it will be ‘pretty soon, in the next few months’.Despite saying he foresaw the Brangelina relationship, he denies rumours he advised Pitt to leave Miss Aniston.He said: ‘The elegance and beauty of the soul (of Brad when he was with Jen) was just so on the money, so I think he was great where he was. The fact that he turned to the left, that was completely his own decision.‘I only asked questions: “if this, if this, if this, if that…” I didn’t say “divorce Jennifer so you can go with this hot chick”.
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Zoe Saldana Agrees That 'Angelina Jolie Said It Best'
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- Published on Thursday, 21 August 2014 04:19
- Written by Just Jared
Zoe Saldana steps out for a walk with her dog on Wednesday afternoon (August 20) in Beverly Hills, Calif.The 35-year-old pregnant actress retweeted a quote from Angelina Jolie earlier in the week and agreed that she “said it best.”Here is the quote: “I think every teenager is a hero. When we are young we feel so much pain. Go to school is like going to war, people let you down all the time. Sometimes it’s very, very difficult to stay strong, but you have to.”
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Angelina Jolie on 'Unbroken': This story is 'a giant responsibility'
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- Published on Thursday, 21 August 2014 04:21
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Before U.S. Olympian-turned-WWII hero Louis Zamperini died on July 2 at age 97, director Angelina Jolie showed him the film she’s made about him (in theaters Dec. 25), adapted from Laura Hillenbrand’s 2010 best-seller. “I brought it on my laptop to the hospital,” Jolie says. “It was a deeply moving, very profound few hours of my life. Telling his story is a giant responsibility.” It was certainly an extraordinary life: Zamperini competed in the 1936 Olympics in track, enlisted with the U.S. Air Force in WWII, survived a crash into the Pacific, spent 47 days marooned on a raft, and then endured over two years of torture in a Japanese POW camp. Playing Zamperini was no easy task. Jack O’Connell, a veteran of British TV’s teen drama Skins, had to lose nearly 30 pounds to appear emaciated in key scenes. “You learn not to think of your own problems,” he says. “That’s something you can attribute to Louie and Angie—they both strive to be selfless every day.” Luckily, not every day was so grueling: One night, O’Connell formed an impromptu band with producer Matthew Baer and costars Garrett Hedlund (who plays a fellow prisoner) and Miyavi (a real-life Japanese rocker who portrays a sadistic guard in the film). Their tunes included “Angie” by the Rolling Stones and, of course, the Kingsmen classic “Louie Louie.”
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Angelina Jolie on why she and Brad Pitt have been “shy” about upcoming film together
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- Published on Sunday, 17 August 2014 20:29
- Written by Radio Times
By the Sea will be the first time the couple have been on screen together since Mr & Mrs Smith, but Jolie says they’re ready for the challenge.Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are to appear in the same film for the first time in nine years, but the actress admits it’s taken some time to decide to do it. “We have been shy of it for quite a few years because it’s very heavy, about a relationship, people going through and surviving a lot together,” Jolie tells the Inquirer of By the Sea. “It’s not easy. So we were nervous about being able to handle the material as actors and to take it on together.” The last time the duo were on screen together was for action hit Mr & Mrs Smith in 2005, the film credited with sparking the pair’s real life relationship. Now, Jolie will both co-star with Pitt and direct him. “Obviously Brad is willing to have me direct him in a film and work with me. He’s extremely supportive, which is wonderful, because we’re interested in different aspects of film.”The film is being described as an intimate character-driven drama, and Pitt will also join Jolie as a producer.This isn’t the first time Jolie has stepped behind the camera. Her 2011 directorial debut, In the Land of Blood and Honey, earned her a Golden Globe nomination. Her current project, Unbroken, will chart the true life story of Olympian and war hero Louis Zamperini.It’s believed filming on By the Sea will start at the end of this month in Malta.
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Angelina Jolie subject to new appeal in copyright lawsuit by author who claims she used his book for her film
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- Published on Friday, 15 August 2014 10:42
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Angelina Jolie emerged victorious in court last year when a judge ruled she had not copied another author's work for her film In The Land Of Blood And Honey.But journalist James Braddock is now appealing against the decision.In papers filed in March 11 this year, the Croatian author claims the original judge in the case 'used a poor system to determine if Jolie had infringed on his copyright,' for his book The Soul Shattering reports Radar Online.Claiming his book was not translated accurately, Braddock says in the appeal papers: 'The Court’s decision noted a number of material errors, starting with clear descriptions that are interpreted or translated incorrectly, to the downgrading of a complex of the work.'The court did not compare the whole scene at all elements, but he pulled the individual parts! In this way, the bit violated all the rights of the Appellant’s, violated the law and the tests that were performed were not executed in the right way.'Braddock published The Soul Shattering (Croatian name Slamanje Duse) in 2007, a love story between a Muslim and a Croatian in a Bosnian village in 1992, who are torn apart by the war. Jolie's movie also depicts a love story during the Bosnian War.
Radar reports that Braddock claimed in the original 2011 filing that one of Jolie's producers said they discussed his book before making the movie, adding: 'They all decided they wanted to adapt it into a film' - this was all denied by Jolie.In last year's case, Judge Dolly Gee wrote that 'although Blood and Honey is also a story of love, it highlights the complications of romantic love during wartime.'In her ruling, she noted that Braddock could not have 'invented the concept of rape as a war crime' and says the similarities are not strong enough 'particularly in light of the fact that those overlapping concepts are commonplace in books and films depicting war.''Blood and Honey is primarily a story of betrayal, revenge and tragedy with little or no hope, while Slamanje Duse focuses on family, love and strength.'Following Jolie's victory, one of her attorneys Harrison Dossick said: 'The Court’s tentative ruling was thorough and well reasoned. We are hopeful the court will adopt it in full when the final order is issued.'Jolie said of the film back in 2011: 'I was thinking and meditating on these international themes of violence against women, lack of intervention and how human beings are changed and warped by war and how some people come out stronger and some people are truly broken.'The website reports that the actress has yet to respond to the new appeal.
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