
Saint Angelina would like to let you know that she no longer gives a what-what about making movies [Website – Amy Grindhouse].
Jolie, 33, recently gave an interview to Italian Vanity Fair, in which she let slip that working is no longer her priority – her children are. You know, funny thing, Saint Angelina making another ‘Womb Raider’ movie is not my top priority either. I am faaaar too busy getting my hair did and popping frappes with The Cheeto. By contrast, the Brangelina clan breeding as if it were their civic-duty to repopulate a small country, is my one and only focus – I may even write a book about it one day, in order to spread the story amongst others. I often lay awake at night, hoping the morning will bring joyous news about another addition to their brood!
According to People, Jolie said:
“The kids are my priority, so it’s possible that from now on I will make fewer movies. I may even stop altogether,” Jolie tells the Italian edition of Vanity Fair. “I no longer have the ambition I had in my 20s.”
Um, she no longer has the ‘ambiton’ to have sexy time with wrinkly Billy Bob Thornton?
K.
Me neither.
The star went on to say that she has come into her own as a mother:
“In reality my life is a lot more chaotic and adventurous now. Brad [Pitt] and I pilot airplanes, we travel non-stop, we go to difficult places and we have chosen to do it taking all of the kids with us,” said the mother of six. “I feel a lot braver now than when I was an angry young woman.”
Lastly, the actress went on to hint that she may one day let Good Dad Pitt take her up the aisle *clean that filthy mind you!*
“Usually people fall in love and everything revolves around the ritual of marriage, children are an afterthought. We did everything backwards,” says Jolie. “But sooner or later it will be the kids who ask us [to get married]. You know, they see films and start asking questions. Such as, ‘Why are Shrek and Fiona married and you’re not?’ “
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