Be sure to watch several official videos, also the full press conference @ the official San Sebastian FF website. Thanks Intothegrinder.

It’s really interesting and fun to watch. Brad mentions his family, confirms their trip to kenya (he took the kids deep into Kenya for a week, as quoted), Moneyball is still not off the table, he has nothing coming up anytime soon tho Lost City of Z and World War Z are in development for Plan B. Screencaps later and possibly a transcript when I find the time this week. And of course lots more pics.

Quentin Tarantino, Brad Pitt and Christoph Waltz will attend the opening gala on Sept. 18 of the 57th San Sebastian International Film Festival, as they present “Inglourious Basterds,” running in the Zabaltegi-Pearls Section.

Source/discuss. Thanks Asanty.

Brad was yesterday at Real Time with Bill Maher show and he was interviewed alone in the begining of the show, but he didnt stay for the pannel with Ashton Kutcher, Gen. Anthony Zinni, fmr. Commander in Chief of U.S. Central Command, Ross Douthat and Dana Gould.

You can watch an excerpt @ Bill Maher website.

EDIT: For the people who has troubles with the proper link, here you can see the excerpt and the whole interview.

Brad Pitt is going to be guest on Friday’s Real Time With Bill Maher on HBO at 10 p.m. ET/PT

Bill Maher will be hosting actor Brad Pitt, Twitter King Ashton Kutcher and writer Dana Gould this Friday night.

HBO’s satire salon that dissects the headlines and encourages robust exchanges continues its seventh season in prime time on Friday, August 14 (10:00-11:00 p.m. ET/PT), with an instant replay at 11:00 p.m. following the live presentation.

Source/discuss. Thanks Elodie.

NOTE: The calendar on your right has been updated.

Brad Pitt is one of those stars that make other celebrities swoon.
Such was the case at the Monday premiere of Pitt’s latest film Inglourious Basterds, opening Aug. 21.

After arriving hand-in-hand with partner Angelina Jolie, Pitt blushed and waved off the adoration of other celebrities, even as Camryn Manheim snapped a few quick shots of him to send to friends.

“Aw, we all kind of know the game,” Pitt said shyly and with a nervous laugh, in reference to the other celebrities fawning over him.

In the film, Pitt plays anything but shy.

“I am a bit of a badass,” he says of his fast-talking, southern character, 1st Lt. Aldo Raine. “It’s a Quentin Tarantino movie, and badass just comes with the name Quentin Tarantino.”

There’s plenty of blood shed in the film that follows a group of American Jewish soldiers who are led by Pitt, and have one mission: kill as many Nazis as they can.

As for the film shoot, Pitt said, “It was outrageous. We had a great international cast. What made this film is that everyone was speaking in their own native languages, which is a bit of a reality that you don’t normally expect. It paid off so well.”

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Brad Pitt, whose new film “Inglourious Basterds” opens this Friday, will speak exclusively to TODAY on Thursday’s (08/13) show. Thanks Elodie.

Brad Pitt had no trouble getting into the good ol’ boy spirit of his WWII Tennessee hillbilly lieutenant screen character at Monday night’s Hollywood premiere of director Quentin Tarantino’s Inglourious Basterds.

Asked at Grauman’s Chinese Theater if he ever took his role home and do it for his kids, Pitt– who plays Aldo “The Apache” Raine, leader of a troop of eight against the Nazis – told PEOPLE: “I did! I’d tell those little ‘basterds’ to get out there and start scalpin’!”

The proud papa noted that his children proved to be quick studies, especially the eldest, son Maddox, 8. He “picked it up a little, the accent, and it was pretty funny,” said Pitt. “He got pretty good, actually.”

As for the raucous after-hours spirit while making the movie, which also stars Eli Roth (as Staff Sergeant Donny Donowitz) and Til Schweiger (as German psychopath Hugo Stiglitz) – it was, well, spirited, often being fueled by six packs and even 12 packs.

“Oh,” Pitt joked, laughing, “I’m just a drunk!”

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