Jolie says she plans on quitting acting
Angelina Jolie has revealed plans to bow out of acting to concentrate on raising her family.
The 33-year-old star has a six children with Brad Pitt, including four-month-old twins Vivienne Marcheline and Knox Leon, a daughter named Shiloh and adopted siblings Maddox, Zahara and Pax.
She was interviewed by the BBC while promoting her new film, 'Changeling', directed by Clint Eastwood.
Asked in the interview whether she thought the possibility of her looks fading could affect a lengthy career, Jolie said: "I don't think about it much because I don't plan to keep acting very long."
Laughing, she continued: "I'm ready to do a few things now and fade away and get ready to be a grandma one day. So I'm not so worried that I want to keep this pace up and try to be something and be a celebrity and be a successful actress forever.
"I think it's nice, I've had a time to tell stories and be able to be successful enough to tell the ones I want to tell, and (to) earn some money at the same time is great.
"But everything comes in seasons and, you know, I hopefully won't be needing to do that later in my life in any way."
But Jolie would not rule out returning to work for interesting projects.
Asked if she had given herself a cut-off point when she no longer wanted to be an actress, Jolie said: "I don't think I'll ever say I'm never ever going to work because maybe there's that interesting project where I feel creative - but certainly I think now I haven't worked for a year."
"I'll work for a few months in February. I won't work again probably for another year. So maybe it'll be once a year and maybe it'll be once every three years and just naturally - I like being home a lot these days."
MADONNA and GUY RITCHIE HAVE QUICKY DIVORCE
MADONNA and GUY RITCHIE will share one last “quickie” today — their divorce.
But neither will be present when their seven-year marriage is officially declared over.
Madonna is in Philadelphia for the latest leg of her Sticky and Sweet world tour while Guy will be in Liverpool with son Rocco filming Sherlock Holmes.
The divorce sped through after the couple struck a deal on property, money and access to their kids. Last night Guy, 40, said: “It dragged on much too long and that had nothing to do with me. But it was never ever about money.”
As The Sun reported last month, Guy will keep the Punchbowl pub in London’s Mayfair and his beloved Wiltshire estate.
He will also get a cash payment equivalent to the value of their Marylebone townhouse — around £25million.
Film director Guy is worth £30million in his own right and could have claimed as much as half Madonna’s £300million fortune.
He is accepting far less — but reports he is refusing to accept even a penny infuriated the Queen of Pop, 50.
A source said: “Madonna is livid that people think he hasn’t asked for a penny when he is walking away with millions.” Their case — Ciccone M L v Ritchie G S — is listed before District Judge Reid today.
Their decree nisi is to be announced at 10am in Court 10 of the Principal Registry of the High Court’s Family Division in High Holborn, central London.
A pal said: “It was threatening to become the messiest bunfight in years.”
The source said Rocco, eight, and adopted son David Banda, three, will split their time between America and Britain while 12-year-old Lourdes — Madonna’s daughter from an earlier relationship — will live with her mum full-time.