14 DAY TRIAL // Reports are coming in that the new love story movie that Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are bringing to cinemas is going to be filled with steamy love scenes that will put some of the magic the couple does in the bedroom on the big screen. Fans are hoping that it's going to be as saucy as it can get.
We all remember those hot love scenes Angelina Jolie had on screen with Antonio Banderas in “Original Sin,” so we know that Angelina can deliver. But can she do it with Brad? Us Weekly says that she can and she most certainly will.
The film has already started production on the lovely island of Malta, as reports came in that the movie crew actually shut down a local public beach until November while the shooting goes on. The mayor of Malta was very happy about the opportunity and looks set to offer the famous Hollywood couple anything and everything they want.
“By the Sea” is a love story written and directed by Angelina Jolie, and it's also said to be her last role, since she said in an interview earlier this year that she was thinking of quitting acting in favor of becoming a director.
This is all the more reason to go see the movie which is also said to have not only hot love scenes, but also a wedding scene in which Angelina and Brad's characters walk down the aisle. For people who are going to miss the actual wedding, this is actually the next best thing.
For Brad and Angelina, this is going to be the first time they are back together on screen since their 2005 action film “Mr. and Mrs. Smith,” the place where they met up and started their romance, despite the fact that, at the time, Brad was still married to Jennifer Aniston.
Very few details about the actual film “By the Sea” have actually been revealed, but another interesting rumor was that Brad and Angie were going to feature their children in the film at different points. This begs the question if the children are going to be allowed to watch the completed project, especially now that we know that the couple is going to be getting jiggy on camera.
As you know, parents always have a hard time explaining to their children that thing about “the birds and the bees.” And since most of their children are still in their formative years, it's going to be a tricky matter.