Angelina Jolie

Jolie is an award-winning actress born in Los Angeles, California. She became famous after being featured in numerous blockbuster movies, Mr. and Mrs. Smith (2005), Salt (2014) and Wanted (2008).

It is believed her parent inspired Jolie in the acting industry as they were actors. Her father, Jon Voight is an Oscar, award winner. At the tender age of eleven years, she actively participated in the stage productions in Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute. Later she joined the New York University which landed her to the famous Met Theatre Group in Los Angeles.

In the 1990s, she commanded significant attention by participating in small films. Thereby in 1997, she won the Golden Globe Award through her essential role in Wallace made-for-Tv movie. Jolie breakthrough came in 1999 when she won the leading role in The Bone Collector movie alongside the Denzel Washington. Outside of her career, she participates in the humanitarian activities with a focus on refugees. Together with the Pitt, they have six children whereby three are adopted.