Jolie, Spanish filmmaker in movie talks

when they took a break from interviews to greet each other and talk shop.
Almodovar joked about improving his English and then eagerly agreed when Jolie expressed an interest in working with him.
“So you promise, one day? When all these cameras are gone, we’ll find a film together?” Jolie asked Almodovar, to which he responded, “Yes. Absolutely.”
In the meantime, the future filmmaking collaborators have a busy awards season. Both have films in the running in the foreign-language category at Sunday’s Golden Globes Awards in Los Angeles.
Jolie’s “In the Land of Blood and Honey”, a drama about the Bosnian War of the 1990s with dialogue in Serbo-Croatian, and Almodovar’s sci-fi-tinged thriller “The Skin I Live In” are both nominated.
Their fellow nominees are Asghar Farhadi’s “A Separation”, from Iran, Chinese director Zhang Yimou’s “The Flowers of War” and the Belgian drama “The Kid With a Bike”, by sibling filmmakers Luc Dardenne and Jean-Pierre Dardenne.
Meanwhile, Angelina Jolie looked absolutely stunning at the Golden Globes, but there was one person who she said was even better looking than she was.
Angelina reportedly told her hubby, Brad Pitt, that he looked prettier than she did.
And no, she wasn’t pulling his cane.
The actress even told the Associated Press that the part of the night she was looking most forward to . . . was getting into bed with him.
Yeah, they might have taken home any awards, but as long as Brad keeps looking like this, Angelina’s always going to wind up with a statuesque figure at the end of the day. -Reuters Life!-Splash.

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