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Upcoming Appearances / Movies Openings Dec 21- World War Z (movie) Blu-ray- Moneyball DVD- Moneyball Instant Video- Moneyball DVD- Tree of Life DVD- Inglourious Basterds DVD: Entertainment News DVD- The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford DVD- "Babel" DVD- "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" DVD- "Troy" DVD- Ocean's Twelve DVD- "Thelma & Louise" (Special Edition) DVD- "Legends of the Fall" (Special Edition) NEWS / GOSSIP (Click Here to submit news, articles & rumors) Brad Pitt, Michael Fassbender and George Clooney Turn BAFTA Awards Into Total Hunkfest And while eyes are drawn toward the music tonight at the Grammys, E! News caught up with Michael Fassbender, Brad Pitt, George Clooney and Chris Hemsworth in London, on the 2012 BAFTA Awards red carpet. So where to begin with so many Hollywood hunks in one place? Let's start with Fassbender's naked parts: (Video) So was it a difficult task to bare all of his treasures to millions of people in Shame? "I knew there was going to be some compromising situations, but that's my job," and what a dedicated worker he is. Fassbender's Oscars date will be his mother, and, yes—she watched her son get nakie in his latest flick. No big deal. (Video) Now, Brad was super honored to be recognized at the British award ceremony, and made sure to keep hush-hush about Moneyball's baseball plot. Another thing he kept under wraps about were his socks. No, seriously. He was quick to share that his suit was Gucci, but didn't want to show off those covered ankles, but he still got a sweet surprise. (Video) Clooney was stuck between a rock and a hard place. Well, not really, but he was at the awards representing both The Descendents and Ides of March, so who does he sit with since he doesn't "wanna tick anybody off"? Good question. He also was nice enough to explain what a "schlub" is, a term that's not very common with the Brits. (Video) Hemsworth was nominated for the Rising Star award, which is chosen by the public. Pretty cool, right? He explained that although it is an honor, he felt that one of fellow nominees and Thor costar Tom Hiddleston was sure to win. Unfortunately, neither of them walked away with the prize. But Chris' next movie project will portray him as an English playboy, so we're going to assume that will get some positive feedback. Brad Pitt's Illegal Gun Cache: Is He Really in Serious Trouble? Here's what we'd like to know: since when do the living dead need guns anyway? As one of the producers of the upcoming zombie epic World War Z, Brad Pitt would likely have had to answer for a massive arsenal of live, fully functioning automatic weapons from the film's Budapest set confiscated by Hungarian authorities who claim it could've fallen into the hands of illegal arms traffickers. But the Hollywood star can now breathe a sigh of relief after Hungary's National Bureau of Investigations announced yesterday that it's dropping the case on a technicality. Per Hungarian media, government investigators failed to identify exactly which "organization or person" had "ownership rights" over the huge cache that was seized by the national anti-terrorism task unit in October, thereby failing to establish which party was criminally liable. Over 85 guns ranging from AK-47s to sniper rifles along with ammunition were stored in a customs-free area of Budapest's international airport. That is, until Hungarian SWAT moved in to lock them down since the country has a law against transferring such weapons, no matter that they were being used to stage fake zombie firefights. But here's the funny part: while the bureau couldn't figure out who the owner was so they could press charges, officials there did contradictorily acknowledge to returning the firearms to "their owner." Go figure. A spokesperson for Paramount Pictures and Pitt's Production company, Plan B Entertainment, were unavailable to comment on the matter. World War Z, starring Pitt and directed by Marc Forster (Monster's Ball, Quantum of Solace), is slated to invade theaters on Dec. 21. Clooney, Pitt other pals gather for Oscar lunch George Clooney says the best thing about Academy Awards nominations is not necessarily the prizes. It's hanging with old and new friends. At the annual Oscar nominee luncheon Monday, Clooney said he's made new pals on the awards circuit this season and has been happy to catch up with longtime friends such as Brad Pitt and Viola Davis. Clooney says he had not seen Pitt — his co-star in the "Ocean's Eleven" movies — for a year until they crossed paths at last month's Golden Globes. Both are up for the best-actor Oscar — Clooney for "The Descendants" and Pitt for "Moneyball." Along with Pitt and Clooney, others among the 150 nominees at the luncheon included Meryl Streep, Glenn Close, Viola Davis, Michelle Williams and Martin Scorsese. Brad Pitt: Angelina Jolie Is 'Still a Bad Girl' Angelina Jolie recently told 60 Minutes that, despite her philanthropic efforts and six children, she still has a dark side – something her partner Brad Pitt now happily confirms. "She's still a bad girl," a grinning Pitt, 48, said Monday on CBS This Morning. "Delightfully so. It's not for public consumption." It might be one of the only private aspects of his and 36-year-old Jolie's family life, which is often in the spotlight as the couple travels around the world with their children in tow. "They're quite used to a bit of jetlag and moving to a new location, as long as we're together," Pitt told co-host Charlie Rose of their brood. "So the home's always intact. They've got to pack their own bags, and they're responsible if they leave their chargers behind, and so on and so forth." Of their children – Maddox, 10, Pax, 8, and Zahara, 7, Shiloh, 5, and twins Knox and Vivienne, 3 – Pitt told Rose of the sheer joy the family has "because we are together," and how the best actor Oscar nominee's work has even "gotten better because I worry less about it. I mean, it's not as important as family." Brad Pitt once was a driver for strippers, ready for George Clooney's prank Brad Pitt has revealed his strangest job -- he once made a living driving strippers to their gigs. "I drove strippers, which was interesting," Pitt tells James Lipton of "Inside the Actors Studio." "It was an odd job. There's a place called the Job Factory where people listed odd jobs they needed for a little while and you'd go and sign up. It said, 'Drive strippers.' I said, 'I got a car.' My job was to go to the place and get the assignment, then go to the girl's apartment, pick her up, and drive her to the party." When prodded for more information, Pitt reveals that he didn't just stay in the car -- he had to watch the proceedings as well. "You'd then be responsible for playing the music, which was cassette then," Pitt explained. "Then you had to catch the clothes so the guys wouldn't steal them as they came off. And then you had to try to collect the money at the end and get out of there alive. It was not always easy." When asked if he enjoyed the work, Pitt said, "Yes, I did." He added that he found his acting coach through the job. "I'd done it for long enough, I thought, and it wasn't always fun -- sometimes it was tragic," Pitt said. But when he tendered his resignation, he was asked to work one last night. "There was a new girl there that night and sometimes when you drive, you strike up a conversation," Pitt explained. "She said she was dating an actor, an actor I had actually heard of. I didn't know any actors -- this was the closest I'd gotten to someone who actually worked. She told me about this class she started taking. I said, 'Give me the name.' It turned out to be Roy London, who was a beautiful human being." Pitt shares this chapter of his acting history during his first appearance on "Inside the Actors Studio," to air Feb. 10 at 8pm. While Pitt famously turned down a chance to appear on the show in 2004 because he did not have a "sufficient body of work," he accepted the show's invitation following his critically acclaimed performances in both "Moneyball" and "Tree of Life." Pitt is up for the Best Actor Oscar for "Moneyball." Pitt's good friend and fellow Oscar nominee, George Clooney, was recently interviewed for the 18th season of the iconic series as well. "The Descendants" star revealed that he has been planning the ultimate prank on Pitt. "I'm working on [a prank] right now for Brad Pitt. It might end his career," Clooney told Lipton. Lipton took the opportunity to ask Pitt why Clooney is after him. Pitt explained that, while the two actors were filming "Ocean's Twelve" in 2004, he sent a memo to the Italian cast and crew of the film telling them to avoid making eye contact with Clooney. He furthered that crew members should only address Clooney as "Daniel" or "Mr.Ocean." "It went on for two weeks," said Pitt. "[Clooney] handled it gracefully, but he was becoming unnerved." Pitt warns that he's ready for whatever Clooney has up his sleeve. He, apparently, has been working on a prank too. "Whatever he's got, this is uglier," said Pitt. "It's so bad, I don't even know if I can do it. It's my safety." Brad Pitt to Jon Stewart: Oscars should be like 'Survivor' Jon Stewart asked Brad Pitt on Wednesday night's Daily Show why the Oscar campaigns aren't more like political campaigns. "Why don't Oscar movies … go negative on other movies?" said Stewart. "It's always 'For your consideration: Moneyball,' but why not, like, 'The Artist: Go (eff) yourself.' " Pitt said, "I thought about it." He laughed, and added, "Clooney took Iowa, New Hampshire, Jean took South Carolina. Florida will probably go to Oldman. ... I gotta get in there and mix it up." Then Pitt says, "You know what I think we should do? I think we should just put a trophy on the table and ... we should just all put our hands on it and see who can hold it the longest. And the last man standing takes the trophy!" "That is the most awesome idea I've ever heard," declares Stewart. "Tremendous idea." Brad Pitt's parenting tip: Coca-Cola for his kids Brad Pitt has revealed his parenting secret -- giving his kids Coca-Cola. "Listen, I admit there’s times like, 'We gotta get up. Get up! Here’s your shoes. Here’s your shoes. Drink this Coke. Drink this Coca-Cola. Drink it all. Right now! Drink it! Drink it! Drink it!' Just so we could get ‘em up and going," Pitt tells James Lipton in an upcoming episode of "Inside the Actor's Studio." Pitt, who's nominated for a Best Actor Oscar at this month's Academy Awards, has six children -- three biological and three adopted -- with partner Angelina Jolie. It's unclear if he meant that the caffeine in the soda helped his brood get going in the morning, or if the promise of a sugary beverage was simply a bribe to get them out of bed. Pitt will almost certainly be criticized for the statement, as sodas are high in sugar and are only recommended for kids in moderation. After turning down a chance to appear on "Inside the Actors Studio" in 2004 because he did not have a "sufficient body of work," Pitt accepted an invitation to be interviewed on the show following his critically acclaimed performances in both "Moneyball" and "Tree of Life." Pitt is up for the Best Actor Oscar for his work in "Moneyball." Pitt's good friend and fellow Oscar nominee, George Clooney, was recently interviewed for season 18 of the iconic series as well. "The Descendants" star revealed that he has been planning the ultimate prank on Pitt. "I'm working on [a prank] right now for Brad Pitt. It might end his career," Clooney told Lipton. "I've been working on it for two years. I'm not going to tell you what it is, but just know, I got it." Pitt's episode of "Inside the Actors Studio" will air on Feb. 10. The actor also appeared on "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart" last night. Newt Gingrich My Hollywood Fantasy ... is Brad Pitt Newt Gingrich is adamant ... Brad Pitt should play HIM if Hollywood ever made a movie about his life ... and no, that's not a typo. The Republican candidate phoned in to the Rich Stevens Radio Show today ... when he was asked, "If Hollywood was going to do a movie about your life, who would you like to see play the lead role?" Newt replied, "Oh, in my fantasy life? Brad Pitt ... why not?! Stevens quipped, "Is it because you guys look alike?" Newt fired right back. "No, I don’t look like him at all. He's thinner, he's better looking, he's younger. But you asked me if I had anyone who could play me in a movie ... why not go for Brad Pitt???" We called Pitt's people for comment -- so far, no word back. Angelina Jolie: Brad's Marriage Talk Was 'Blown Out of Proportion' Are Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie headed down the altar sometime soon? That's what could be expected, given Pitt's recent comments about the pressure to propose – but according to Jolie, 36, her longtime beau's comments were a bit overblown. "I think anything said tends to be blown out of proportion," Jolie told PEOPLE on Sunday's red carpet at the Screen Actors Guild Awards in L.A., when asked about "a lot of ring-talk lately." "Yeah, that was my fault," Pitt, 48, admitted, with a smile. Speculation that wedding bells may be in the near future for the famous couple stem from Pitt's interview with CBS News in which he said he and Jolie are "getting a lot of pressure from the kids." "It means something to them," he continued. "We will [get married] someday, we will. It's a great idea. 'Get mommy a ring.' 'OK, I will, I will.' " And then last week, Pitt reiterated those same comments to The Hollywood Reporter. "It seems to mean more and more to our kids," he said. "We made this declaration some time ago that we weren't going to [get married] till everyone can. But I don't think we'll be able to hold out … it means something to me, too, to make that kind of commitment." Quotes From the 2012 SAG Awards Red Carpet "Baseball was the backdrop but it is really about value, our own self worth, how we determine that self worth, based on perceived successes and failures and what it means to get a second chance." —Brad Pitt on Moneyball and its premise "I just thought, 'He's never gonna make it in this business." —Patrick Duffy on Brad Pitt's appearance on an episode of Dallas Brad Pitt: My Kids Aren't Allowed to Google Me Brad Pitt is well aware that an Internet search of his – or his partner, Angelina Jolie's – name yields hundreds of millions of results. But their kids would never know it. "On all the kids' computers we had our names blocked," the actor, 48, told Germany's Bild. "They can't Google their mom and dad. I don't want to make myself dependent on what other people think." Pitt adds that he and Jolie, 36, aren't exactly searching for themselves either. "We don't even notice all the noise," he said. The same could be said for his stance on aging. Despite being just two years away from the big 5-0, the actor says he enjoys getting older. "I love becoming an older man. Your thoughts get clearer." Those thoughts may include a wedding in the works. The actor told The Hollywood Reporter that he and Jolie "would like to marry." "It seems to mean more and more to our kids," he added. George Clooney Plans to Sabotage Brad Pitt's Career with a Prank George Clooney is notorious for playing pranks on his costars while filming. But he also has his sights set on his friends – specifically Brad Pitt, who's the frequent butt of his jokes. "I have done some horrible things to people. Truly, truly horrible," Clooney, 50, admits on the season premiere of Bravo's Inside the Actors Studio (Jan. 31, 7 p.m. ET). "I'm working on one right now for Brad Pitt. It might end his career." "I owe him, so I'm getting him," he added. If the prank comes to fruition, Pitt, 48, will find himself in good company. The long list of Clooney's other practical joke victims includes their Ocean's Twelve costar Julia Roberts. "I'm a big believer in making sets fun in general," Clooney tells Inside the Actors Studio host James Lipton. So what exactly does Clooney have up his sleeve for his pal? "I've been working on it for two years," Clooney told the audience. "I'm not going to tell you what it is, but just know, I got it." Brad Pitt Says He & Angelina Jolie 'Would Like To' Marry Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have long maintained that marriage is probably not in the cards for them – at least until gay marriage is legalized. Now, it seems, the couple may be playing with a new deck. "We'd actually like to, and it seems to mean more and more to our kids," Pitt, 48, tells The Hollywood Reporter of the couple's current thoughts on matrimony. "We made this declaration some time ago that we weren't going to do it till everyone can. But I don't think we'll be able to hold out." Does that mean he's asked Jolie, 36 – his partner of seven years – to marry him? "I'm not going to go any further," says the actor, who has been nominated for a Best Actor Oscar for Moneyball. "[But] it means so much to my kids, and they ask a lot. And it means something to me, too, to make that kind of commitment." Jolie, too, has addressed the subject of marriage as it relates to the couple's six children: "They have asked, yeah, because ? people get married in the movies," Jolie told Nightline in an interview that aired last month. But before finding happiness with Jolie and their brood, Pitt says he went through a much darker period. "I used to deal with depression, but I don't now, not this decade – maybe last decade," says Pitt. "But that's also figuring out who you are. I see it as a great education, as one of the seasons or a semester. 'This semester I was majoring in depression.' " Brad Pitt Talks Return of the Zombies-and Jonah Hill's Jabs Brad Pitt may not have any Oscar fighting words for his buddy and fellow nominee George Clooney, but he does have something to say about Jonah Hill. No, there's no battle brewing between the Moneyball costars, but... When Hill presented Pitt with an award at the Palm Springs International Film Festival earlier this month, he cracked about Tree of Life, "I've seen it three times and I still don't know what it's about." "Jonah's gonna give me s--t," Pitt smiled at the recent Producers Guild Awards at the Beverly Hilton Hotel. "But he's got another 10 years to get that one. He's got to age a bit." We imagine Pitt's upcoming zombie flick, World War Z, won't be as complicated, especially since there's hope of turning it into a three-part franchise. "If the first one works, it will be a trilogy," Pitt said. "If the first one doesn't work, it won't be a trilogy." Here's hoping it works. Brad Pitt Tells How He'll Congratulate His Fellow Oscar Nominees Saying he was "dizzy with joy … and caffeine," Brad Pitt had plenty to celebrate early Tuesday morning after the Oscar nominations were announced in Beverly Hills. Not only did he receive a nod for Best Actor in Moneyball, but that film, along with his movie Tree of Life, were both nominated for Best Picture. But the star, 48, isn't solely about celebrating himself. "I am especially over the moon for Jonah [Hill] (and the other Moneyballers acknowledged today)," Pitt said in a statement. "Considering both films … nearly didn't make it to the screen, this is especially sweet." Pitt's plan to honor his fellow nominees this very special morning? "Pancakes for everyone." Brad Pitt: 'Pancakes for everyone this morning!' When Brad Pitt is your father, Oscar nomination morning means you get to run the roost. "This morning they're just gonna be wondering, 'Why is Dad letting me have whatever I want?' Froot Loops, Cocoa Puffs, Pop-Tarts. I'm gonna get them all sugared up for school, and turn 'em loose," he said of preparing breakfast for his children Maddox, Pax, Zahara, Shiloh, Knox and Vivienne. "I've been up since 5 (a.m.). Now, I see my six maniacs waking up and I got to get them ready for school and make breakfast. I tell you, it's going to be pancakes for everyone this morning." Over a sugary breakfast, the megastar will get to soak in his multiple nominations, which include best- actor and best-picture nominations for Moneyball, along with a best-picture nod for Tree of Life. What makes the recognition even more special, though, is that Pitt produced both movies. "I can't tell you the reward it is. Both films were difficult to get made. Moneyball died two times and had no lifeline and we pulled it back," he said. "Tree of Life, we thought we were dead and gone and to see it still have a dog in the hunt is great." Pitt and his partner, Angelina Jolie, have been a staple on the awards-season circuit, which he says doesn't sit well with their brood. "They're really annoyed because we're like, 'Mommy and daddy got to go to work.' " But, Pitt says the attention is always welcome in his estimation. "No, this doesn't get old, especially this year because of what it took to get the films made." He adds that having friends Jonah Hill (best supporting actor, Moneyball) and George Clooney (best actor, The Descendants) at the party doesn't hurt either. "I'm over the moon for Jonah," he says. Brad Pitt: How We Relax with the Kids During Awards Season Hollywood's awards season is a time of relative calm for the Jolie-Pitt family. Oscar-nominee Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie can celebrate their films – and the reaction to them – and also kick back with the kids. On the latter score, Pitt says, the children have certain favorite activities – both at home and on outings. "A lot of it, for us, is family," the actor, 48, told PEOPLE Sunday at the Producers Guild Awards in Beverly Hills. "Just breaking away and getting to take the kids to Benihana's or something." And what about when they're lounging around the house? "iCarly," says Pitt. "iCarly is big in our house. It is. I know every episode." Pitt also offered an update on his injured knee, saying he's "got the brace for another month" but should be in the clear after that. Otherwise, he says, awards season is a nice time to reflect on their work – he received raves for acting in Moneyball and Jolie was honored with the Stanley Kramer Award for her work on In the Land of Blood and Honey, which she directed. "I'm so happy that the films are appreciated. That's what this has been about for me," said Pitt. "We get to catch up with people we haven't seen in a while, old friends. And that's a nice thing. I consider it part of the job." Does Brad Pitt Have Any Oscar Fighting Words for George Clooney? Who do we have to thank for this beautiful, beautiful competition? Seriously, could you think of two handsomer Oscar nominees if you tried?! Now that the Academy has recognized both Brad Pitt and George Clooney as Best Actor contenders—for Moneyball and The Descendents, respectively—we had to wonder if there was some serious friendly competition between the BFFs: "Man, of course. Of course," Brad told us exclusively at the Producers Guild Awards over the weekend. We thought as much. Especially with the stakes so high: neither dude has taken home the trophy for Best Actor before (George has a Supporting Actor win and Brad hasn't nabbed a little gold man yet). "But we're also—" Brad continued before Angelina Jolie (all dolled-up in a lacey black dress) interrupted to pop in to whisper in her man's ear that she'd meet him at the bar. To which we too must interrupt and say: Aww! Maybe Brangelina is using award season as their extended date night? Must be one of the ways the full time parents are handling Hollywood "on their own terms." But back to the Oscar biz: "But he's my friend. I meet so many smart and really interesting people and he's just at the top of the heap," Brad gushed about his pal. "I can't say enough great things about him. I say give him all the trophies. I say, when they run out of trophies, invent some new ones and give him those, too." So does Mr. Pitt have any fighting words for his formidable competition? "Hell no," he laughed. Hmm, maybe he knows just how stiff the competition is. See, even though we thought Brad delivered in Moneyball, we think George's touching performance in The Descendents might just steal the show come Oscar night. 2012 Oscar Nominations! List of Nominees for 84th Annual Academy Awards Best Motion Picture of the Year The Artist The Descendants Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close The Help Hugo Midnight in Paris Moneyball The Tree of Life War Horse Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role Demián Bichir, A Better Life George Clooney, The Descendants Jean Dujardin, The Artist Gary Oldman, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy Brad Pitt, Moneyball Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role Kenneth Branagh, My Week With Marilyn Jonah Hill, Moneyball Nick Nolte, Warrior Christopher Plummer, Beginners Max von Sydow, Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close Adapted Screenplay The Descendants, Screenplay by Alexander Payne and Nat Faxon & Jim Rash Hugo, Screenplay by John Logan The Ides of March, Screenplay by George Clooney & Grant Heslov and Beau Willimon Moneyball, Screenplay by Steven Zaillian and Aaron Sorkin. Story by Stan Chervin Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, Screenplay by Bridget O'Connor & Peter Straughan Achievement in Film Editing The Artist The Descendants The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo Hugo Moneyball Achievement in Sound Mixing The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo Hugo Moneyball Transformers: Dark of the Moon War Horse Angelina Jolie, Brad Pitt trade views on filmmaking They're arguably Hollywood's highest-profile couple, so it's only natural that Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie would privately discuss the art and business of filmmaking. According to Pitt, they don't always agree. Speaking with Reuters at Saturday's Producers Guild Awards in Beverly Hills, Pitt said that he and Jolie, who are each busy on both sides of the camera as well as raising six children together, will talk shop at the end of a long day. "Usually we argue shop every now and then," Pitt said, noting that they tend to differ in their approach. "She's much more decisive, she's much more quick. I've got to see everything. I've got to shop the entire eBay to know exactly what I want and what I need." When he's stumped, Pitt said, "I'll always go to her and talk it out." Jolie, who received the guild's Stanley Kramer Award for her directorial debut, "In the Land of Blood and Honey," said Pitt's role as a producer calls for different skills. He produced and starred in "Moneyball," one of the 10 films nominated for the Producers Guild's top prize. "I had to direct, I think it's different. I think he'd execute properly if he was the director," Jolie said. "But I do like to think of myself as decisive, so I'll take that." Regarding her first work in the director's chair, a love story set amid the harrowing destruction of the Bosnian War, Jolie said her intention "wasn't to make a political statement against anybody. It was simply to say, 'We must talk about what happened, we must try to learn from what happened, we must try to see humanity on all sides,' and if we can, then we can start to move forward." On the other hand, Jolie admitted that she was "fascinated" by a political matter somewhat closer to home: the Republican presidential race. "There's that part of us that's wanting to learn about what's going on, and wanting to see who could possibly be the next president, and taking that very seriously, which it is. And then there's that other part of it that is this strange television ... these characters that we're watching. So you try to kind of separate that," Jolie said, adding that "it goes into the bizarre sometimes." Injured Brad Pitt: No More Cane, But... Just because Brad Pitt is no longer wobbling around on a cane, that doesn't mean he's in the clear. The Moneyball actor says there's still work to be done on his busted knee... "It's better," Pitt told me exclusively last night at the 23rd annual Producers Guild Awards at the Beverly Hilton Hotel. "I have to wear a brace for a month." And there's more. "Then I'll have rehab," he said. "I'll be alright as long as the kids don't hit me from the side." The world's most famous father of six injured his knee earlier this month when he took a fall while carrying daughter Vivienne. Angelina Jolie has said the pain never actually slowed Mr. Pitt down. "He's not that kind of guy," she told reporters at the Palm Springs International Film Festival shortly after the accident. "He still does everything." A busted knee isn't the only thing I talked about with Pitt. Come back here later on for more scoop. Also, I'll tell you what Jolie told me about quitting acting. Brad Pitt's World War Z: Zombies "Taking Over" Vampire Craze, Says Costar Move over, Twilight! Brad Pitt is coming to town and he's bringing zombies with him. In fact, it sounds like Mr. Pitt's upcoming action flick World War Z could be the thing that drives a stake through the heart of Hollywood's vampire craze... "It's like zombies are the new vampires," Mireille Enos, who plays Pitt's wife in the movie, told us at the Golden Globes. "It's taking over. But somebody said to me this movie might end the zombie genre because, after this, what else is there to do? It's huge!" Turns out what's next could be two more zombie films. Echoing what costar James Badge Dale recently told us, Enos said it's very possible World War Z will become a trilogy. "It was [going to be] from the beginning," the Killing starlet revealed. "That was the hope, that if the first one turned out the way we all anticipate, that it would be great to turn it into a trilogy. It's exciting." Now we want to hear from you. Do you think Brad Pitt and zombies can overtake the vampire craze? Are Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's Kids Destined to Be Stars? Grandpa Jon Voight Weighs In! From the way Jon Voight gushes over his grandchildren (ya know, the babes of the world's most famous power couple, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie) you would never know he and daughter Angie had a six-year falling out. And we're so relieved they've worked it all out, because who else better to spill some dish on all those cute kiddos…well, besides Brangelina themselves, of course! So, does Grandpa Jon think any of the adorable tots have a future in H'wood? Definitely! When we asked Jon whether he saw a future in acting for his grandkids, he responded without any hesitation: "I do actually," he spilled with a smirk at the G'Day USA Black Tie Gala Saturday night. No surprise there! After all, acting definitely runs in the genes of this famous fam and we would love to see any of the adorable kiddos on the big screen. So did Jon reveal which one of the brood is most likely to fill ma and pa's giant acting shoes? "I don't want to say, but I have a feeling that they will," he admitted. "I have no doubt." And even though he refused to dish any specifics on the kids, we had to ask G-pa if he has any fears for the young ones if they do decide to try their hand at entertainment—especially since Angelina has never been shy about her troubled time as a young actress. But rest assured, Mr. Voight suggests just the opposite: "Hollywood should be afraid of them," he gushed. "These guys are really something." All together now: Awwww! Voight continues: "I try to give them support as Brad and Angie do…they really let these kids be who they are." Too friggin' cute, right?! If only we could fast forward to the days when adorable Shiloh and Zahara will strut the red carpet—here's hoping! 2012 British Academy Film Award (BAFTA) Nominations Leading Actor George Clooney - The Descendents Brad Pitt - Moneyball Jean Dujardin - The Artist Michael Fastbender - Shame Gary Oldman - Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy News Archive