In a candid interview with BBC News, Angelina Jolie shared her experiences filming the upcoming biopic "Maria," where she plays the iconic opera singer Maria Callas. Jolie, typically a private figure, revealed that her sons, Maddox and Pax, who worked as production assistants, witnessed her emotional vulnerability on set. "They saw the pain I usually hide," she explained, highlighting the unique opportunity to connect with her children through her art.
**Angelina Jolie Reflects on Balancing Art and Motherhood in New Biopic "Maria"**
**Angelina Jolie Reflects on Balancing Art and Motherhood in New Biopic "Maria"**
Angelina Jolie opens up about her emotional journey on set, allowing her children a glimpse into her struggles while portraying opera legend Maria Callas.
The film, directed by Pablo Larraín, explores the later years of Callas, offering Jolie a platform to showcase her acting talent after a hiatus from the screen. The actress took singing lessons for over seven months, acknowledging the physical challenges of opera. Critics are divided on her performance, with some praising her captivating portrayal while others see room for improvement. "Maria" is set to be released in UK cinemas on January 10, aiming to reignite interest in the art of opera.
