Angelina Jolie thinks getting older and wiser has truly helped her work within the movie business flourish.
In a current interview, the Academy Award winner informed The Sunday Instances her inventive alternatives have solely grown as her profession continues.
“I’ve got better work as I’ve got older,” she defined. “I don’t think about it in terms of roles offered, but in terms of life experience you contribute.”
As her profession has progressed, Jolie, 49, has additionally embraced the brand new alternatives her work has supplied.
For her upcoming position as famend opera expertise Maria Callas within the biopic “Maria,” the star needed to relearn how you can sing, and in flip needed to overcome years of insecurity spurred on by an ex who as soon as informed her she had a nasty voice.
“To find my voice and my breath, I had to drop all the things that were protecting me and open up again,” she mentioned in a separate interview with The New York Instances printed on Sunday.
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In “Maria,” Jolie channels legendary soprano Callas as she grapples together with her life, legacy and waning vocal skills throughout her lonely final days in Paris. The true singer was 53 when she died of a coronary heart assault at her Paris residence in 1977.
Jolie informed the New York Instances how she associated to Callas’ emotions of isolation within the face of fame.
“Loneliness is not a bad thing,” the film star mentioned. “We’re both seen as strong, but actually we’re very vulnerable and human. I don’t think either one of us is necessarily comfortable being public.”
