US EditionBrad Pitt Reflects on Fame, Sobriety, and Being Starstruck by Iconic Co-Stars
- On July 2, 2025, Brad Pitt discussed his early career, sobriety, and iconic co-stars like Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon on the New Heights podcast.
- Pitt's breakout role in the 1991 film Thelma & Louise introduced him to Davis and Sarandon, who initially left him starstruck, though he quickly overcame that feeling.
- He recalled filming a two-day love scene with Davis, describing her as kind and delicate while Sarandon praised his humor and talent beyond his looks.
- Pitt revealed he began attending AA meetings after his split from Angelina Jolie, finding inspiration despite initial nervousness, and he embraces openness as strength.
- Currently promoting his 2025 film F1 in Mexico City, Pitt's reflections suggest ongoing personal growth and sustained recognition in Hollywood.
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Brad Pitt reveals ONLY two women have left him starstruck (and it wasn't Jennifer Aniston ...
Brad Pitt revealed that only two women have ever left him starstruck. While appearing on Wednesday's episode of the New Heights podcast with Jason and Travis Kelce, the F1 actor, 61, divulged the names of the two actresses that truly took his breath away. 'When I first met Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon, I was. Yeah,' the two-time Oscar winner admitted of feeling initially starstruck around his former Thelma & Louise costars. He continued: 'I got
In Hollywood, Brad Pitt has long since been a superstar and, in terms of relationships, is back in solid hands. Now, the Oscar winner talks about two colleagues who got him pretty upset at the beginning of his career.
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The Independent (US)Brad Pitt says only two of his co-stars left him starstruck
Pitt spoke about his breakout role in ‘Thelma & Louise’ on Jason and Travis Kelce’s ‘New Heights’ podcast
Apparently, it's not that easy to impress Brad Pitt, the Hollywood routinier reports that only two female co-stars got him out of shape, and his ex-women aren't.
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