Brad Pitt spoke about Jennifer Aniston on the Golden Globe: how the actress reacted
'06.01.2020'
Source: Gossip
Last night, 50-year-old Jennifer Aniston and 56-year-old Brad Pitt appeared at the 77th Golden Globe Awards. This was the first time in almost 15 years that ex-spouses collided on the red carpet. "Gossip".
The actor received an award for his supporting role in the film "Once upon a time in ... Hollywood" (Once Upon a Time in ... Hollywood). When Pitt performed on stage, his ex-lover Jennifer Aniston hit the camera lens.
“I wanted to invite my mother to this ceremony, but I could not, because any woman with whom I stand next to is mistaken for my beloved. And that would be just embarrassing, ”joked Brad, which made Jen laugh.
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And before the ceremony, the actor in an interview with Entertainment Tonight unexpectedly called Jennifer Aniston his girlfriend.
“Yes, of course, I will come and say hello to Jennifer, because she is my good friend,” the actor told reporters, knowing full well what everyone was waiting for.
After the journalists of the publication said that the whole world would like to see them together again in one photo, he joked:
“The second most important reunion of the year? I understand ... After the Friends reunion, of course! "
The actors were married from 2000 to 2005. Despite the divorce, Pitt and Aniston maintain friendly relations. In February 2019, Pitt attended the celebration of the 50th anniversary of Aniston at the Sunset Tower Hotel in Los Angeles.
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Recall that Sunday, January 5, in Beverly Hills was held the 77th ceremony of presenting the prestigious Golden Globe Award. Its founder is the Hollywood Foreign Press Association. It is awarded for the best achievements in film and television, so the Golden Globe has much more nominations than the Oscars, note "Facts". Here are the winners:
TV nominations:
- Best Drama TV Series - The Heirs
- Best Comedy Series - "Rubbish"
- Best mini-series - Chernobyl
- Best Actor in a Drama Series - Brian Cox (The Heirs)
- Best Actress in a Drama Series - Olivia Coleman (The Crown)
- Best Actor in a Comedy Series - Rami Youssef ("Rami")
- Best Actress in a Comedy Series - Phoebe Waller Bridge ("Rubbish")
- Best Supporting Television Actor - Stellan Skarsgård (Chernobyl)
- Best Supporting Actress - Patricia Arquette (Pretense)
- Best Actor in a Mini-Series or Television Movie - Russell Crowe (The Loudest Voice)
- The best actress in a mini-series or television movie is Michelle Williams (Fossy / Verdon).
Russell Crowe did not arrive at the ceremony. The actor remained in Australia, where wildfires rage. Crow is on his ranch to personally fight the fire.
Cinema nominations:
- Best Animated Movie - The Lost Link
- Best Foreign Film - Parasites (South Korea)
- Best Comedic Actor - Theron Edgerton (The Rocketman)
- Best Supporting Actor - Brad Pitt ("Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood")
- Best Supporting Actress - Laura Dern (Marriage Story)
- Best Filmmaker - Sam Mendes (1917)
- Best Screenplay - Quentin Tarantino (“Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood”)
- Best Comedy Actress - Aquafina (Farewell)
- Best Comedy or Musical - Once Upon a Time in ... Hollywood
- Best Drama Actor - Joaquin Phoenix (The Joker)
- Best Drama Actress - Renee Zellweger ("Judy")
- The best movie drama is “1917”.
