2 weeks Ago By Ellie Hook
Actress Angelina Jolie has some personal similarities with Maria Callas . The 49-year-old Hollywood star, who portrays the late opera singer in the upcoming film Maria , admitted the two share a “certain loneliness” during an emotional interview with People at the AFI Fest premiere in Los Angeles on Saturday. “ I don’t want to speak too much about it because it’s too personal , but there’s definitely a loneliness and a work ethic,” Angelina candidly shared.
The deserted island deep in the Pacific where six teenagers were stranded for 15 months Florida town 'wiped off map' after destruction from 10-foot storm surge and 140 mph winds “I may be many things, but I’m a very hard worker, right? ” she added. The Oscar-winning actress, who is currently divorcing her ex Brad Pitt , continued: “I’m an imperfect person, but I work very hard, and she does.” The mom of six went on to say she and Maria would likely connect on being a “performer and a worker who has a job to do.
” She also pointed out that they are both “probably very hard on [themselves].” In August, the Maleficent star received an eight-minute standing ovation after Maria had its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival. Angelina was brought to tears by the reaction and was seen covering her face.
Don't Miss: DWTS’ Brooks takes brutal swipe at pro Gleb as she dishes telling update on ‘romance’ Zendaya and Tom Holland fans in awe as pair step out in sensational matching looks in NYC Lil Durk arrested on murder-for-hire charges following gas station shooting Loneliness and imperfection aren't the only ways Angelina connected with Maria. On the red carpet at the premiere, Angelina was asked how she identified with the late singer, to which she admitted she shared vulnerability. She explained: “Well, there’s a lot I won’t say in this room, which you probably know or assume, the way I related to her, maybe a surprise, was probably the part of her that’s extremely soft and doesn’t have room in the world to be as soft as she truly was - as emotionally open as she truly was.
.. I share her vulnerability more than anything.
” In another interview, the actress also said that learning how to sing opera was “the therapy I didn’t realize I needed.".
