Angelina Jolie's kids thought her job was easy when they were the voices behind Kung Fu Panda 3

Angelina Jolie's kids, Pax, Zahara, Shiloh and Knox were involved in doing voices for Kung Fu Panda 3.

At the end of the day, they thought her work was easy. They said,  "I think it backfired a little because I did say, 'okay you're going to come to mommy's work".

"They see me on set every day doing things and directing but this was a moment of seeing me act—you're going to do some lines, you're going to act. They all went in, they took it very seriously and then in the car, they were like, 'that's what you do? It's so easy.'" 

Jolie admitted her kids were initially shy but after that, they ended enjoying it.

Angelina Jolie looking cheerful as she stepped out with her Maria Callas film mates and director

Angelina Jolie looking cheerful as she stepped out with her Maria Callas film mates Pierfrancesco Favino and Alba Rohrwacher and director Pablo Larrìn on Monday.

Currently she is in Italy and she wore a black coat. She let her hair loose. 

Angelina Jolie danced onstage with French director Agnes Varda at the Governors Awards

Angelina Jolie danced onstage with French director Agnes Varda at the Governors Awards (2017).

Angelina Jolie present the award to director Varda fbut she didn't expect Varda will said, "Tonight. I feel like dancing. The dance of cinema." 

Then both of them started to dance together.

Angelina said in her speech, “Throughout her career she has held up to the viewer the beauty and nobility of everyday life".

"Not the epic canvas of survival on a battlefield. But the dignity and heroism of the person next to us. Their struggles, their memories and their value.”

Varda released her first movie in 1955, named La Pointe Courte. 

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Claire Danes can't imagine being Angelina Jolie

Claire Danes can't imagine being Angelina Jolie or Jennifer Aniston. She would't able to handle the stardom and fame.

She said, "I cannot imagine what it would be like to be Angelina Jolie or Jennifer Aniston. I was watching a documentary about Britney Spears, and what she has to cope with really shook me."

Angelina Jolie play her children's Nintendo console to reduce weight after the birth of her Twins

According to OK! reports, Angelina Jolie play her children's Nintendo console to reduce weight after the birth of her twins, Knox and Vivienne.

A source said, "Angelina's kids were convincing her that video games were more than just fun. They explained to her you can do anything from practise math to learn to read music and exercise".

"She tries to get in an hour of Pilates three times a week. She's picking it up pretty quickly and is already at the hardest setting!".

Angelina Jolie was rumoured to act as Marilyn Monroe

Angelina Jolie was rumoured to act as Marilyn Monroe in an adaptation of Andrew O'Hagan's The Life And Opinions Of Maf The Dog, And Of His Friend Marilyn Monroe in 2010.

George Clooney was in the list to act as Monroe's close friend Frank Sinatra.

But it didn't work out. 

At the UK premiere of her spy thriller "Salt", Angelina was surprised with this report, saying, "It's really funny because I have just heard about this for the first time today. It's news to me. I'm flattered I suppose."

Angelina Jolie insists she is still the same rebellious person

Angelina Jolie insists she is still the same rebellious person eventhough she is a mother of 6 children.

She tells Harper's Bazaar, "I don't walk around feeling I need to apologize or explain myself".

"I am still, at heart - and always will be - just a punk kid with tattoos."

Then she continue, "Listen, my kids play video games. I let them play with toy soldiers. We don't take war and violence lightly, but we don't hide it from anybody. We say, 'Mommy and Daddy have movies where we play these characters, but there's real death and violence in the world."