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by boatdocster December 1, 2011 10:36 AM EST
"the most beautiful woman in the world." - Hardly

"The most conceited actress in Hollywood." - Absolutely!!!
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by sebastian01234 November 30, 2011 2:47 PM EST
The most beautiful woman in the world . . . . . . I don't think so. I found it interesting that it was left out of the interview about "how" they met when they started dated. Oh, yeah, . . . . . he was married! And now they have 3 children of their own and still not married to each other. I think they have cart before the horse here. It's sad that 60 Minutes would promote such a thing. And you wonder why teenage pregnancies are a problem these days? Gee, 60 Minutes, was it a slow news day?
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by Arlene272 November 29, 2011 3:57 PM EST
Your script says: "It may be a tiny movie but look at it, it's about a heavy subject - the war in Bosnia - which was fought in the early 90s, killed at least 100,000 people and brought ethnic cleansing to Europe for the first time since Hitler."

This is patently wrong. I am so weary of books and news organizations that, in essence, rewrite history with this kind of false information.

To set the facts straight, Hitler's was NOT the last ethnic cleansing in Europe until the Bosnian war. After Hitler killed himself and WWII was officially over, Josip Broz Tito continued with ethnic cleansing of innocent ethnic Germans living in Yugoslavia. Tito's genocide lasted from 1944 to 1948, and two million ethnic Germans who had nothing to do with Hitler's Germany were killed by torture and starvation. My relatives were among them, including my grandfather.

A similar "ethnic cleansing" went on in Romania after WWII, but on a subtler level. 60 Minutes, please get your facts straight.
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by Tish-Love November 29, 2011 12:32 AM EST
How many times does Brad have to go on TV & explain that he was seperated.
Jolie has said she would never be with a man who is married,that is what Jolies father did that to her mother & it destroyed her mother.
As for Aniston she is more famous because of these Tabloids & herslf that won't leave it alone. Stop hating & be greatful Jolie-Pitt actually contribute to the world. This world is in big trouble.
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by MarcusPan November 28, 2011 11:19 PM EST
Only the boldest, most admirable people bring out the pettiest, nastiest haters. Jolie is an inspiration. Naturally, her taking a stance on issues is going to ruffle people's feathers. Not to mention a small group of bitter women who can't get over how Jolie leads her personal life. (You know, loving, monogamous relationship of several years raising 6 children. What a witch!)
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by formerusmcsgt1 November 28, 2011 9:28 PM EST
She can't be a worse director than she is actress.
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by shurch4truth November 28, 2011 9:07 PM EST
She seems like a decent enough person but I did not get the impression that she thinks that deep and articulates complex ideas and concepts beyond an average person. There's nothing wrong with that but I was disappointed to see the interview present her as though she has above average intellect.

What I saw was a person with average intelligence using the opportunity of a 60 minute interview to promote her making of a movie. She was simply being opportunistic and there's nothing wrong with it but lets call it what it is. People didn't watch it because they had a great expectation to witness the making of an incredible movie, they watched it because AJ was being interviewed. AJ, 60 minutes, and the audience all knew that. Her hope is that it will be the beginning of a great career of her as a movie maker. We'll see

I do admire the way her and Brad give to charity.
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by scottpatrick1234 November 28, 2011 6:27 PM EST
She is beautiful, but to say the most beautiful is always a mistake. There are many extremely beautiful women in the world, all with different looks but equally attractive. It is amazing how that works.
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by LACarlson November 28, 2011 5:31 PM EST
I have been a fan of Jolie ever since she acted in Gia. There's always been more to Jolie than the ridiculous headlines that are plastered on the those waste of print magazines. In the US we rarely hear about her actual real work because the media does not focus on something substantial; it gives the public what they want- fluff.
She has received more than enough bad press about the Pitt/Aniston break-up. Remember, Pitt was equally responsible for what happened and everyone seems to praise him.
One only has to listen to her responses to know she's a very smart woman and she clearly has grown past
her darker years. It seems clear she knows who she is and is fortunate enough to be to do what she wants to do.
Indeed, she's stunning but there's more there beyond the looks. Note to Media; Give us more substance about people like Jolie; we're tired of all the empty tabloid trash.
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by kayers43yahoocom November 28, 2011 4:05 PM EST
Hollywood is full of characters so caught up in their parts that they think the rest of mere people are stupid. AJ was receiving a lot of criticizing about her adopting so many mixed kids so she has to come up this sob story of her unhappy days in order to get our sympathy and to put her in the news again.
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