PARIS (Reuters Life!) – Oscar-winning actress Angelina Jolie has been working together for the first time with her boyfriend of Hollywood Johnny Depp in “The Tourist.”
Romantic action movie, which opens worldwide on Friday, see the math teacher Depp character falls for the femme fatale Jolie when she was spinning a web in the middle of the background of the mystery of Paris and Venice.
Jolie, 35, spoke to Reuters about the film, Depp co-star, and cope with her six children at busy airports.
Q: Your character tells Johnny Depp ‘Women do not like questions. “Did you see this strong woman in you?
A: “I fell from my pajamas into work today, so maybe I look more like him than me you are really trying to bring to each of a character you can relate to, but he has written in the traditional femme fatale., But they has a big heart. ”
Q: Have you ever been in a movie where you have to take out as much elegance and beautiful to wear so much?
A: “There is so much fun for a while, but I was very pleased when to get into my pants, T-shirts and boots and not in the hair and makeup.”
Q: It must be difficult to travel to you. In a strange place where you have been approved?
A: “It is rather nice, I have experience working with the UN in Africa when a president of a country to meet me on the issue of refugees and said ‘What are you doing?”. I said “I’m an actor.” He replied, “I heard that it is a very difficult job and the job may not be the most intelligent thing to do.” It is beautiful, he was warning me about doing it .. ”
Q: What is a pre-celebrity life style that you miss?
A: “I’m not one to complain about it I feel lucky to have all the opportunities given to me and I am very grateful, but I feel that for my children to Paris you see the Champs Elysees, there are Christmas lights .. beautiful and I want out of the car and walk around, see the Carousel, but we can not really. We tried and we had about 20 people behind us and will not be a good experience for the children. ”
Q: Speaking of kids, did you ever have time with children of your children when they are melted down at the supermarket?
A:. “I’ve been at the airport several times, I usually believe in letting them go through with it, if they would be screaming and crying and when the rampage is not paying too much attention but it is very difficult. Do when there is a group of people around. I think Steve figured it out that this is where I need to calm the rage of this … We strive to be the referee. (We have been given) the card the referee, Brad (Pitt) has a card and my whistle. ”
Q: Do you think you will stop at six children?
A: “We are open, but we have the real discussion about how to balance when they get older and their needs grow.”
Q: How do you do with your schedule?
A: “We will work less and less in the years to come, and when they reach their teens, my mom would come home to drive them around trying to understand what happened.”
Q: What is it meant as a light role in “The Tourist”?
A: “There is a holiday for me, I prefer my drama ends in action, and funnily enough my second action film did not do it after the baby … I like movies like ‘A Mighty Heart’ .. and ‘Changeling’. ”
Q: You directed your first film, is this the way you want to download?
A: “… I do not intend to do that I do not know, but I liked it so much fun to be able to give a person what would I like to have if I were to make such an emotional scene”
Q: What job would you do if you’re not an actor?
A: .. “Some kind of explorer I am happy to be a great ambassador (UN), but I do not know how well I’ll be in politics, but I do understand what is happening in the world … It may journalist told National Geographic.”
Q: And worked u.n?
A: “People often put the charity as a responsibility of truth but often times it benefits your own souls, and your own knowledge of life I have learned more of the refugees from anyone in my life, is more about being a mother, a strong person. Survival , so I can only hope to give something back. “
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