Barely two months after Hollywood A-list couple Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie finally tied the knot, they're back on the veritable filmmaking saddle and continuing where they left off, where their respective film projects are concerned.
The 50-year-old actor had also made some revelations about life as a married man, saying that his children liked that he had finally made things official with Angie.
"They like it," he said, as quoted by Us Weekly. He also said that the ceremony was truly a family affair, with their kids playing key roles in the wedding.
Brad also revealed that the subsequent honeymoon that came after the nuptials was "dysfunctional." While attending the premiere for his latest film "Fury," he told USA Today that the "dysfunctional" honeymoon was due to the fact that both he and his missus have been working the whole time. Not that they were against this arrangement, though.
"Yeah, it was our choice. It's been fun. It's been challenging, but really fun," the actor laughingly said.
In the same interview, he also shared that his experience with his adopted sons made him "a better father."
The "work" Brad mentioned is "By the Sea," which is the couple's first cinematic collaboration since 2005's "Mr. and Mrs. Smith."
"Jolie is also the director and screenwriter of By the Sea, which is set in France in the '70s and is about a former dancer and her husband, an American writer, who travel together and see their relationship challenged," E! News noted.
The pair actually began shooting the film in the middle of August, and halted the production just to tie the knot. As Brad revealed, they continued shooting after their ultra-private wedding.
What a hardworking couple! No wonder they're still at the top of their game.
Us Weekly reported that the power couple and their kids will all be together while filming "By the Sea" in Malta. Brad had said the family will be doing something for Halloween while overseas.
Meanwhile, the "Fight Club" star had appeared on "The Tonight Show" and engaged TV host Jimmy Fallon in a "breakdance conversation."
"The men busted out some sweet moves - with the help of a stunt double or crafty computer generation - as they 'chatted' about Pitt's new movie 'Fury,'" The Sydney Morning Herald said. "Last year, when Pitt was promoting promoting 'World War Z,' the pair yodelled at each other from across New York rooftops."
This only shows Brad also knows how to do funny skits and tickle a couple of ribs. This skill sure does come in handy when rearing half a dozen kids!
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