Brad Pitt may reportedly just have subtly slammed the some rumors concerning wife Angelina Jolie's movie "By The Sea" after gossip also circulated that Jennifer Aniston thought the film took a leaf from her marriage to the "Fight Club" actor.
In an item on Celeb Dirty Laundry last week, it was mentioned that the "Fight Club" actor hated the movie but was alleged forced to take part in it. It was even purported citing a gossip item from Star magazine that the "Pitt is also fuming because Angie has forced him to deny that the script is in any way autobiographical."
The new Brad Pitt Angelina Jolie "By The Sea" rumor surfaced just after earlier gossip surfaced that Jennifer Aniston thought the film was about her.
According to redbook though, it was unlikely that the "Friends" actress has taken time to notice the said film as she's currently busy enjoying being a newlywed after getting hitched with Justin Theroux. Gossip Cop also reported that the actress' rep has denied that Mrs. Justin Theroux had any issue with the movie.
In an interview with The Telegraph, the "Fight Club" actor said he was all in when the "Maleficent" actress offered him a part in the movie.
"I've worked with some really great directors, and I'm really choosy about them, because they're telling the story at the end of the day," he told the source above. "I need to know I'm in good hands, and I trust Angie with my life. I love her instincts. She's ferocious with a story and she's really decisive at her post - in command."
The "Fight Club" actor also said it was a dream for him and his "Maleficent" actress wife to work together again but in a project not like their previous film "Mr. & Mrs. Smith."
"We wanted to have that kind of autonomy, of making something together that was small and intimate, and at the same time make it a family affair where our kids could be running around on set," he explained.
Brad Pitt was still married to Jennifer Aniston when he made "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" with Angelina Jolie. "By The Sea" is Pitt and Jolie's first film together in 10 years.
