Chillopedia: Acclaimed by many as the most attractive man, William Bradley ‘Brad’ Pitt is a celebrated American actor and producer. His good looks have certainly brought him good fortune, marrying both of the widely accepted as sexiest women of all time, Jennifer Aniston (ex-wife) and Angelina Jolie (currently married to). Apart from his dashing looks, Brad Pitt has certainly made his mark in the film industry with his exceptional acting and production skills, winning a Golden Globe award, a Screen Actor’s Guild Award, three Academy Award nominations as an actor and three as a producer, winning one as a producer.
Babylon is an upcoming period comedy starring Brad Pitt, Margot Robbie, and Tobey Maguire. Read more to find out.
BABYLON Trailer is finally here and we are loving the madness that this movie is set to bring on the big screen!
World War Z, a horror zombie-apocalypse movie from 2013 starring Brad Pitt and based on the 2006 Max Brooks novel of the same name, was, by most all accounts, a great success. So a sequel seems likely.
Not a fan of this list. 'Killing Them Softly' and 'The Tree of Life' I'll be kind and say both of these movies were underwhelming. 'Thelma and Lousie' was more cameo than anything in fact the author doesn't even mention Pitt's performance in the film...
Directed by Ridley Scott, Thelma and Louise in many ways is a typical American road trip movie. Two ordinary women decide to hit the road Thelma, a housewife of a Sales Manager for a rug company, and Louise, a waitress and girlfriend of a musician who is often travelling.
They happen to meet and flirt with a stranger who tries to force his way with Thelma and Louise ends up shooting him. Now, they are really on the road. Brad Pitt makes an appearance in a side role as a small time thief, who seduces Thelma, spends a night with her and leaves with their money next day.
The movie won an Oscar in Best Writing and was nominated for many including two Best Actress, Best Director and Best Cinematography.
Where is 'Seven Years in Tibet'? 'Legends of the Fall'? 'Sleepers'?