Family time in Budapest!

Brad Pitt keeps a watchful eye on tomboy Shiloh as the Jolie-Pitts go zip wiring

As the daughter of Hollywood Royalty, it would be no surprise if Shiloh Jolie-Pitt were to follow her parents into the world of showbusiness.

And at the tender age of four it appears she could well have a future in the action movies in which her mother Angelina Jolie excels.

Daredevil Shiloh, whose parents met on the set of stunt-packed Mr And Mrs Smith, squealed with glee as she whizzed along the zip wire on a family outing in Budapest.

Watch me dad! Daring Shiloh prepares to jump off the platform as Brad Pitt keeps a watchful eye

Daredevil: Shiloh, four, appears to have inherited her action movie star mother Angelina Jolie's daring side

Off she goes: Daring Shiloh's face is a picture of excitement as she wizzes along the wire

As her father Brad Pitt kept a close eye on her, fearless Shiloh jumped off a wooden platform and sped through the air, exposing her gappy teeth as she laughed.

With Brad racing after, Shiloh then clambered through a net tunnel, walked along a single rope and strode out onto a rope bridge.

Her big brother Pax, seven this month, cautiously followed suit.

Let me do it! Shiloh had no concerns about throwing herself onto the zip wire

But tomboy Shiloh's sister, five-year-old Zahara, preferred to watch her siblings from the safety of her mother's arms.

Twins Knox and Vivienne stayed at home, perhaps too young for the outing at two-years old, while Maddox, nine, was possibly at school.

Brad has just returned to Hungary after a whistle-stop trip to New York to promote his new children's movie Megamind, in which he voices Metro Man.

Daredevil: Angelina and Zahara keep a close eye on Pax as he takes a run along a rope bridge

Taking a rest: Zahara and Shiloh are still young enough to want a cuddle from their parents

Pax and Maddox went along for the trip, joining their father at the preview.

But the family are all now back in Europe, where Angelina is currently directing her first feature film.

The 35-year-old Changeling star is said to have enrolled Maddox and Pax in a school in the city, according to People magazine.

A source says: 'She has enlisted her children into [an] elite French-American school that they will attend from next week on.

'The school has a kindergarten, too, where Zahara and Shiloh will attend.'

Raring to go: Pax leads the way as Zahara leads Angelina and Shiloh holds on tight to Brad

Hometime: An exhausted Shiloh sucks her thumb as Brad carries her back to the car

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Filming the untitled love story

Angelina Jolie stays busy on the set of her new movie on Thursday (November 4) which is currently on location in Budapest, Hungary.

The 35-year-old actress will direct the tale of two lovers caught up in the Bosnian war, but women who were raped by Serbian soldiers during the war in Bosnia have reportedly asked her not to tell their stories.

Bakira Hasecic, the 55-year-old head of the Women Victims of War (WVW) association told The Independent, “What we have gone through cannot be filmed…I’m doing all this to prevent our ordeal from ever happening again… but revenge leads nowhere.”

15+ pictures inside of Angelina Jolie on the set of her movie

Read more: http://justjared.buzznet.com/2010/11/04/angelina-jolie-united-love-story/#more-591978#ixzz14PJpTJC7

Knox & Vivienne in Budapest

Knox & Vivienne Jolie-Pitt: Budapest Babies

Knox and Vivienne Jolie-Pitt go for a walk with their nannies on Sunday (October 24) near their home in Budapest, Hungary.
The 2-year-old twins were on the move, walking with only a little bit of help from their nannies. Vivienne held onto her blankie tightly, while Knox seemed more interested in exploring the outdoors.
The entire Jolie-Pitt family is in Budapest while mama Angelina directs a still untitled project about a couple falling in love during the Bosnian war.

Read more: http://justjared.buzznet.com/2010/10/24/knox-vivienne-jolie-pitt-budapest-babies/#ixzz13IYJpXp3

Angie finally talks about nasty rumors about her movie

Angelina Jolie refutes 'nasty rumor' about her Bosnia film

BUDAPEST, Hungary — Angelina Jolie is no stranger to gossip, though she usually ignores the wild rumors and falsehoods.  This isn't the usual.By Anthony Breznican, USA TODAY In an exclusive interview, she says ugly accusations about the  untitled Bosnian wardrama she wrote and is currently directing in Eastern Europe are unequivocally false, and says she intends to  handle the drama about the conflict respectfully. "It's very simple," she says during a break in shooting Friday.  "There was a nasty rumor that it was about a relationship that  started with a rape and torture — and it's not." The rumor spread quickly through the region late last week,  outraging an activist group for female victims of the conflict and  leading Bosnian authorities to withdraw her permit to film part  of the movie there. On Monday, Bosnia's cultural minister, Gavrilo Grahovac, changed  his mind and reissued Jolie's permit after her local producer,  Edin Sarkic, showed him the script so he could see for himself  that the rumors were untrue. More than 100,000 died in the 1992 war that exploded between ethnic groups in the former Yugoslavia after the collapse of  Communism. Serbian soldiers raped tens of thousands of  Bosnian-Muslim women, leading to war-crimes trials, and wounds that remain painful today. Jolie, who has worked for years as a goodwill ambassador with  the United Nations, says she doesn't want to shy away from horrific details of that conflict. Still, she says she's not making a twisted fantasy and critics speculating otherwise are misinformed. She confirms there is a romance in the film between a young Serbian man (played by Goran Kostic) and  a Bosnian-Muslim woman (actress Zana Marjanovic) but says, "It's a relationship that starts in the scene we're shooting today — in a club, before the war. The main characters begin with lovely, happy, beautiful  singing and dancing. It's a normal relationship in that way, how it begins." The idyllic prelude shatters. "The film is about the experience that a lot of different people, on all different  sides, have as war takes its toll," Jolie says. "A couple that maybe would have lived a certain life, had  the war not begun, end up having a very different story because of the war." Jolie doesn't blame war survivors for being concerned. "Everything is to be expected when you do films  about heavy subject matters that have to do with something so sensitive and so recent," she says.  "It's absolutely to be handled as delicately as possible." Source - USA Today.

Angie & Brad kissing again ....

Angelina Jolie: Kiss Behind the Camera with Brad Pitt!

Brad Pitt gives partner Angelina Jolie a kiss as they spend time together on the set of her new movie on Sunday (October 17) in Budapest, Hungary.
Angelina has been hard at work on the project throughout the month, and although the film’s request to shoot in Sarajevo was initially revoked, producers expect that a new permit will be granted very soon.
“We were promised by the Ministry of Culture that the permit will be issued on Monday,” Edin Sarkic, director of the Bosnian production company working on the project, told ABC News. “It was supposed to be done on Friday, but now it is sure to happen on Monday.”
15+ pictures inside of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie behind the camera in Budapest…

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

One more "Tourist" photo

Angie in Cameron's 3D "Cleopatra"?

    James Cameron and Sony Pictures Entertainment are exploring the very real possibility that he will direct Angelina Jolie, who is reportedly attached to take the title role, in a 3D version of Cleopatra. Should a deal be worked out, Cameron would likely helm this picture before segueing into Avatar 2. Though Jolie’s involvement in the project has not been officially announced yet, according to Deadline Hollywood she is “anxious” to make the movie. And there’s an additional motivation to land the 35-year-old beauty. SonyPictures Entertainment Co-Chair Amy Pascal wants to own the Angelina Jolie franchise like it owns the franchises of Adam Sandler and Will Smith because “she’s a real star who can open a movie by herself” and “she knows she was born to play this part” because it’s the “greatest female heroine” that ever lived. According to Deadline, Pascal decided to fast-track its Cleopatra project and is hoping for a start date in 2011, after screenwriter Bran Helgeland wrote what was is being described as a “brilliant script.

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