Angelina Jolie Watch

Brad Pitt has decided that he will not longer be showing that hot tush to all the world. He’s requested a butt double to film scenes from his new movie, “Curious Case Of Benjamin Button”. Perhaps his decision is because Angie is uncomfortable (doubtful) or perhaps it’s because he’s uncomfortable with his four kids seeing his tush in all it’s glory on a greater-then-life-sized screen. Whichever it is, Angie is one lucky woman, she gets to see what the rest of us drool over.

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie arrived in Prague with all of the children yesterday. The family is in Prague so Angie can film Wanted.

Here’s Brad with little Pax!

Picture from TMZ

Angelina’s newest movie is A Mighty Heart, the story of Daniel Pearl’s life and death. When Daniel was killed, he left behind his wife Mariane and their unborn child. Glamour interviewed both Angelina and Mariane for their newest issue. Here are highlights:

On how they met:
MARIANE PEARL: One day a few years ago, I was alone in New York with Adam, still having a rough time [after Danny’s death]. I read an interview with Angie in a magazine, about her and Maddox and her life as a single mom. And I thought, this woman could be my friend…. I’d never experienced anything like that before in my life. It was something in her tone, in the answers that she gave. I felt also that Maddox and Adam [then both about three] could be good friends. So I sent her a note saying, do you want to have a playdate? We cooked pasta; it was actually good. And then we started talking about changing the world…

Angelina Jolie: …and about all the things we were passionate about. Her instincts were right—we did have so much in common. And all the kids are great friends now. Zahara is madly in love with Adam.

On playing Mariane in A Mighty Heart:

AJ: I was so nervous! I mean, it’s like you’re in a roomful of your closest friends and somebody says, “Why don’t you get up and imitate the friend to your left?�? Nobody would want to do that, ever!…. Much more than how Mariane looks or acts, I wanted to express her essence. I’ve come to respect her so much as a hard-working person, a serious journalist, a great mom and an emotional, real woman, and I want the audience to connect with her the way I feel she deserves to be connected with. And that was hard, because I had to express the worst time in her life and [in the scene where Mariane is told of Danny’s death] the moment when she received the worst information of her life. It became the worst acting day of my life—and really, the hardest thing I’ve ever done.

Read the whole article here