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Brad Pitt
Brad Pitt first came to recognition in the movie
Thelma & Louise made in 1991 and after his appearance
in the film the roles just got bigger and bigger. In a River
Runs Through It he was directed by Robert Redford, but it
wasn't until the 1994 movie Interview With a Vampire that
he played his first lead role alongside Tom Cruise. The film
was a box office success and Brad Pitt's career has gone from
strength to strength. Every film he makes now is a blockbuster
at the box offce, but among my favourites of the growing list
of Brad Pitt movies is Meet Joe Black. For me, he is brilliant
in that film and in Snatch he plays an Irish gypsey and his
characterisation is simply sublime. Other great films where
you can experience a great Brad Pitt performance are: The
Mexican, Troy, Spy Game and, of course his Rusty Ryan character
in the Ocean's trilogy.
But Brad Pitt is not afraid to take risks as
we see with his brilliant role in The Curious Case Of Benjamin
Button. For an actor, I suppose the role of Benjamin Button
provides a huge talent-stretching challenge, but, as ever
with Brad Pitt, he not only makes the role utterly his own,
but he stamps believability into the unbelievable. The Curious
Case Of Benjamin Button is an experience that leaves one thinking
and puzzling and thinking... Wonderful! It is why I love movies
and the success of that film rests firmly on Brad Pitt's performance
of Benjamin Button. The Brad Pitt is off to work with Quentin
Tarantino as Lt. Aldo Raine in Inglorious Basterds. Again,
Brad Pitt's performance draws the viewer into a life changing
experience. I often quote my own quote: "Changing perspective
will change your mind." Brad Pitt is an actor who is
constantly challenging and changing my perspective. As an
actor Brad is immense and I would go as far as to say he is,
in my opinion, the best actor I have ever seen, unfortunately
he is just too good looking and I hate him for that... ;-)
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