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custody battle with Pitt in a Guardian interview on her humanitarian work and new book with Amnesty International, Know Your Rights and Claim Them. She also speaks on her past experience with Harvey Weinsten, saying that his alleged sexual harassment towards her while working on the 1998 film Playing by Heart was "beyond a pass.

Scores of women, both famous and non-famous, have accused disgraced mogul and convicted rapist Harvey Weinstein of rape and sexual assault since dual bombshell exposes on his alleged conduct dropped in the fall of 2017. That list includes megastar Angelina Jolie, who, in a new interview, is speaking out about her experiences with the Miramax co-founder and the personal turmoil that followed her ex-husband Brad Pitt’s decision to work with the producer on a pair of projects years later.

Gallery: How to get over a break-up: Advice from Hollywood’s biggest stars (BANG Showbiz)The 'Tourist' star - who has six children with Brad - described her encounter with Weinstein as "beyond a pass" that she "had to escape". She continued: “If you get yourself out of the room, you think he attempted but didn’t, right? The truth is that the attempt and the experience of the attempt is an assault.

Harvey Weinstein after she accused him of sexual harassment.In a new interview with The Guardian, Jolie discussed a previously revealed claim against Weinstein while on set for Playing By Heart, the 1998 film released by Weinstein’s company Miramax.“If you get yourself out of the room, you think he attempted but didn’t, right?” she said. “The truth is that the attempt and the experience of the attempt is an assault.”She added: “It was beyond a pass, it was something I had to escape.

ANGELINA Jolie revealed she has been traumatised and “broken” by her custody battle with Brad Pitt and wants to move on. The actress and mum of six said: “All of us, including their dad, I want us to heal and be peaceful.

Angelina Jolie says it «hurt» her to see ex-husband Brad Pitt working with Harvey Weinstein, and even «fought» about it.The Academy Award-winning actress touches on the first time she felt sufficiently disrespected in the industry, telling that it was when she worked with Weinstein, a convicted rapist, in the 1988 movie. Jolie explains that at the time, she was 21 and downplayed her alleged encounter with the disgraced producer.«If you get yourself out of the room, you think he attempted but didn’t, right? The truth is that the attempt and the experience of the attempt is an assault,» she explains, adding that «it was beyond a pass.» «It was something I had to escape.

Angelina Jolie revealed she didn't make the decision to divorce Brad Pitt, her estranged husband and father of her children, "lightly." Jolie opened up about her marriage to Pitt in an interview published Saturday by The Guardian. "I'm not the kind of person who makes decisions like the decisions I had to make lightly," Jolie told the outlet.

Angelina Jolie is sharing some insight into her divorce from Brad Pitt.The actress and activist got candid, revealing that her separation from the actor has left her feeling «broken» in a new interview with Not going into specifics about her former relationship, Jolie is asked what the past five years have taken out of her.«I mean, in some ways it’s been the last decade. There’s a lot I can’t say,” she expresses.

Angelina Jolie has revealed new details about her relationship with Brad Pitt, tellingThe Guardianthat they fought about Pitt's decision to work with Harvey Weinstein.Jolie said 'it hurt' to see her then-partner work with the disgraced producer after she claims she narrowly escaped being assaulted by him when they worked together in the late 90s.'It was hard for me when Brad did [that],' she said, later adding: 'We fought about it. Of course it hurt.'This came years before the Me Too movement, which sparked a sexual assault reckoning in Hollywood in 2017.

The Guardian, Jolie obliquely talked about her never-ending divorce from Pitt while pushing about her new book “Know Your Rights,” stammering “I … I’m still in my own legal situation,” including allegations of child abuse leveled at Pitt. The actress claims she was scared for “my whole family” during the union.“I’m not the kind of person who makes decisions like the decisions I had to make lightly,” she told the paper.

Angelina Jolie has spoken about her marriage to Brad Pitt and their divorce, which was finalised in 2019, opening up on fearing for her children’s rights and the safety of her “whole family”.The 46 year old mum-of-six gave a rare interview to The Guardian where she discussed the breakdown in her marriage, and how the pair are still locked in an ongoing legal situation despite finalising their divorce settlement two years ago. “I’m still in my own legal situation,” she told the publication when asked about whether she’s had to worry about her children’s rights.

Her point of view. Angelina Jolie alleged that she feared for her six children’s safety while married to their father, Brad Pitt.

Brad Pitt, 57, is asking the California Supreme Court to review his ongoing custody battle with ex-wife Angelina Jolie, 46, after being given joint custody of their five minor children in a temporary ruling, according to new court documents, and a family law attorney is telling us why it’s likely the judge will keep the ruling for the longer term. Sabrina Shaheen Cronin, founder and managing partner of The Cronin Law Firm, JD, MBA, says if the actor can “prove” there’s been “a substantial change of circumstances” in the review, then he will probably be “successful.”

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Among the many things that ex-spouses Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt didn’t see eye-to-eye about was Pitt working Harvey Weinstein, knowing about Jolie’s allegations that he had tried to sexually assault her when she was a young actress.

Angelina Jolie has given a revealing interview about her experiences with Harvey Weinstein and how Brad Pitt‘s involvement with the producer led to fights between the former couple.

Selome Hailu editorIn a new interview, Angelina Jolie further opened up about her experience with convicted rapist Harvey Weinstein, sharing that she turned down a role in Martin Scorsese’s “The Aviator” to avoid working with him. “If you get yourself out of the room, you think he attempted but didn’t, right?” the actress told The Guardian while reflecting on shooting the Weinstein-produced “Playing by Heart” in 1998 at age 21.

Brad Pitt has been one of Hollywood heartthrobs for decades and at 57 years old he’s still one of the most sought out and handsome actors. But if you ask him about his sense of style, he’ll say it‘s nonexistent.

Angelina Jolie made some rare comments about her messy situation with Brad Pitt.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterAngelina Jolie and Brad Pitt shocked the world when they announced their decision to separate in 2016, two years after the pair tied the knot.Now, the Tomb Raider actress, 46, has opened up like never before about their split, insisting that the decision was not made lightly.In a new interview, Los Angeles native Angelina dropped claims about her former husband, alleging she once feared for the safety of her family.During their marriage, Brad Pitt, 57, had been open about his battle with alcohol addiction but insists he was never abusive towards his family.Now, Jolie has admitted that she had been left "broken" following their tough divorce.Speaking to The Guardian

Angelina Jolie, 46, made a rare public comment about her on-going split from ex Brad Pitt, 57. The Oscar winner opened up about the “difficult” divorce and custody battle with her Mr. & Mrs. Smith co-star, who she shares kids Maddox, 20, Pax, 17, Zahara, 16, Shiloh, 15, and 13-year-old twins Vivienne and Knox with. When asked if she “feared” for the safety of her kids during the relationship, the actress nodded and said “yes, for my family. My whole family,” in a new interview with The Guardian, published on Sept. 4, 2021.