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ENTERTAINMENT Angelina Jolie Was Afraid of Nude Bathtub Scene in By the Sea After Double Mastectomy By Rachel McRady November 4, 2015 Angelina Jolie Was Afraid of Nude Bathtub Scene After Double Mastectom Angelina Jolie admitted she was afraid of a nude bathtub scene in By the Sea after her double mastectomy. Universal Pictures Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window) More News Josh Duggar’s Parents and Sisters Break Silence on Child Porn Charges: ‘We Are Disturbed’ 19 Kids and Counting’s Josh and Anna Duggar: A Timeline of Their Relationship Tom Brady and Wife Gisele Bundchen’s Tampa Bay Mansion Gives Them Views of the Water! See Photos More News Angelina Jolie seems pretty fearless, but even the Oscar-winning actress and director, 40, has her moments. Originally, she wasn’t planning to cast herself in the marital drama opposite her real-life husband, Brad Pitt. But when that moment came, she found herself second-guessing some of the planned scenes. PHOTOS: Angelina and Brad's romance “There were lots of scenes I wanted to change or cut,” she admitted to the New York Times in a new interview. “I realized it was going to be me [naked] in that bathtub. But I told myself, put all of that aside. Like, you can’t change or cut this scene because you’ve had a mastectomy, or because we’re married and people are going to analyze this or that. That would be cheating.” PHOTOS: Costar couples In February 2013, Jolie underwent a preventative double mastectomy to reduce her chances of being diagnosed with breast cancer, which runs in her family. Brad and Angelina in By the Sea Roland (Brad Pitt) and Vanessa (Angelina Jolie Pitt) embrace in By the Sea. Universal Pictures Jolie and Pitt, 51, filmed the movie in Malta, shortly after their August 2014 wedding, which took place at Château Miraval in Correns, France. She has often referred to filming as their “honeymoon.” PHOTOS: Angelina Jolie's Us Weekly covers “A few days into filming I thought: This is such a bad idea. What was I thinking?” she told the NYT. “This is going to destroy us before we’ve even gotten started. But by the time we got to the end of the film, we’d argued, challenged each other, disappointed each other, had good days, bad days, all of it. We’d pushed through, learned something about each other, found a new working relationship and came to like the idea of ‘Yeah, it gets really bad, but you work it out.’” As for the actual act of marriage, Jolie claimed it didn’t alter their 10-year relationship much. Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie and son Maddox Jolie-Pitt Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie and son Maddox Jolie-Pitt arrive at The Board Of Governors Of The Academy Of Motion Picture Arts And Sciences’ Governor Awards in 2013. Jon Kopaloff/FilmMagic “It was just a nice thing,” she said of her nuptials. “For me, the big moment was when [we] signed the [joint adoption] papers for Maddox and Zahara. That was a decision to parent together, to commit to being a part of each other’s lives for the rest of my life. So [marriage] wasn’t close in comparison. In a way, it was very casual.” PHOTOS: Angelina's best red carpet looks Years after that adoption was legalized, 14-year-old Maddox served as a gofer on the By the Sea set. And though he was closed off from some particularly graphic scenes, Jolie did recall one awkward moment the two shared on set. “I remember one day I was in my robe, my mascara was running down my face, my hair was still in curlers, and we ran into each other in the hallway,” said Jolie, whose father, of course, is Oscar winner and Hollywood vet Jon Voight. “He just shook his head, like, ‘Wow, Mom. Nice.’ This business, I grew up in it myself, so I’d almost be happier if the kids weren’t interested. But he loved it.”

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Angelina Jolie feared nude bathing scene in By the Sea after double mastectomy... and reveals her late mother inspired the role By CASSIE CARPENTER FOR DAILYMAIL.COM PUBLISHED: 17:31 EDT, 4 November 2015 | UPDATED: 18:55 EDT, 4 November 2015 e-mail 340 shares 96 View comments Angelina Jolie considered cutting a bathing sequence from By the Sea, because it was her first nude scene since her 2013 double mastectomy. 'I realized it was going to be me [naked] in that bathtub,' the 40-year-old Oscar winner told the New York Times. 'But I told myself, "Put all of that aside." Like, you can’t change or cut this scene because you've had a mastectomy, or because [Brad Pitt and I are] married and people are going to analyze this or that. That would be cheating.' Scroll down for video 'I told myself, "Put all of that aside"': Angelina Jolie considered cutting a bathing sequence from By the Sea, because it was her first nude scene since her 2013 double mastectomy 'I told myself, "Put all of that aside"': Angelina Jolie considered cutting a bathing sequence from By the Sea, because it was her first nude scene since her 2013 double mastectomy The 40-year-old Oscar winner told the New York Times: 'You can’t change or cut this scene because you've had a mastectomy, or because [Brad Pitt and I are] married...that would be cheating' +13 The 40-year-old Oscar winner told the New York Times: 'You can’t change or cut this scene because you've had a mastectomy, or because [Brad Pitt and I are] married...that would be cheating' The pillow-lipped beauty wants the world to know that she and her third husband - who turns 52 next month - are far from perfect. 'If people think these are our particular issues, well, that’s wrong,' Angelina noted. 'But if they want to think we have terrible fights, are imperfect, have insecurities and can be depressed and emotional, of course that’s true. We have problems, arguments. We are two very human, flawed people. And I think that’s a good thing to show.' See the latest news on Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt and their new movie 'We are two very human, flawed people': The pillow-lipped beauty wants the world to know that she and her third husband - who turns 52 next month - are far from perfect (pictured Tuesday) +13 'We are two very human, flawed people': The pillow-lipped beauty wants the world to know that she and her third husband - who turns 52 next month - are far from perfect (pictured Tuesday) Angie explained: 'If people think these are our particular issues, well, that’s wrong. But if they want to think we have terrible fights, are imperfect, have insecurities and can be depressed and emotional, of course that’s true' Angie explained: 'If people think these are our particular issues, well, that’s wrong. But if they want to think we have terrible fights, are imperfect, have insecurities and can be depressed and emotional, of course that’s true' The 1970s-set romantic drama focuses on a former dancer called Vanessa and her writer husband Roland traveling the French countryside together. Shockingly, Jolie - born Voight - was the first woman to ever direct the Fury actor. 'That doesn't seem right when you think about it,' the Unbroken director pondered. Depressed and blocked: The 1970s-set romantic drama focuses on a former dancer called Vanessa and her writer husband Roland traveling the French countryside together Depressed and blocked: The 1970s-set romantic drama focuses on a former dancer called Vanessa and her writer husband Roland traveling the French countryside together 'That doesn't seem right when you think about it': Shockingly, Jolie - born Voight - was the first woman to ever direct the Fury actor +13 'That doesn't seem right when you think about it': Shockingly, Jolie - born Voight - was the first woman to ever direct the Fury actor 'He later said he felt like he could be the most open in his acting, because he trusted I was genuinely there to help him give the bes performance.' The mother-of-six scheduled the shoot on the Mediterranean isle of Gozo immediately after their August 23 wedding, so it was literally how she and Brad spent their honeymoon. 'A few days into filming I thought: "This is such a bad idea. What was I thinking? This is going to destroy us before we've even gotten started,"' Angelina recalled. The Unbroken director scheduled the shoot on the Mediterranean isle of Gozo immediately after their August 23 wedding, so it was literally how she and Brad spent their honeymoon +13 The Unbroken director scheduled the shoot on the Mediterranean isle of Gozo immediately after their August 23 wedding, so it was literally how she and Brad spent their honeymoon The mother-of-six recalled: 'A few days into filming I thought: "This is such a bad idea. What was I thinking? This is going to destroy us before we've even gotten started"' The mother-of-six recalled: 'A few days into filming I thought: "This is such a bad idea. What was I thinking? This is going to destroy us before we've even gotten started"' Angelina added: 'We learned something about each other, found a new working relationship and came to like the idea of "Yeah, it gets really bad, but you work it out"' Angelina added: 'We learned something about each other, found a new working relationship and came to like the idea of "Yeah, it gets really bad, but you work it out"' 'But by the time we got to the end of the film, we’d argued, challenge each other, disappointed each other, had good days, bad days, all of it. We'd pushed through, learned something about each other, found a new working relationship and came to like the idea of "Yeah, it gets really bad, but you work it out."' The A-list couple's eldest child - 14-year-old Maddox - served as a gofer on the set, but only for the 'lighter, funnier scenes.' 'Obviously we had a rule that for certain scenes he was on lockdown, not on set,' the Maleficent star noted. 'We had a rule that for certain scenes he was on lockdown': The A-list couple's eldest child - 14-year-old Maddox - served as a gofer on the set, but only for the 'lighter, funnier scenes' (pictured July 5) +13 'We had a rule that for certain scenes he was on lockdown': The A-list couple's eldest child - 14-year-old Maddox - served as a gofer on the set, but only for the 'lighter, funnier scenes' (pictured July 5) The Maleficent star said: 'This business, I grew up in it myself, so I'd almost be happier if the kids weren't interested. But he loved it' +13 The Maleficent star said: 'This business, I grew up in it myself, so I'd almost be happier if the kids weren't interested. But he loved it' Brangelina brood: Their five other children were also on location - Zahara, 10, Shiloh, 9, twins Vivienne & Knox, 7, and Pax, who turns 12 this month (pictured June 6) +13 Brangelina brood: Their five other children were also on location - Zahara, 10, Shiloh, 9, twins Vivienne & Knox, 7, and Pax, who turns 12 this month (pictured June 6) 'I remember one day I was in my robe, my mascara was running down my face, my hair was still in curlers, and we ran into each other in the hallway. He just shook his head, like, "Wow, Mom. Nice." This business, I grew up in it myself, so I'd almost be happier if the kids weren't interested. But he loved it.' And Brangelina's five other children were also on location - Zahara, 10, Shiloh, 9, twins Vivienne & Knox, 7, and Pax, who turns 12 this month. Jolie's depressed character Vanessa was inspired by her mother Marcheline Bertrand, who lost her seven-year battle with ovarian cancer at age 56 in 2007. Mourning her mum: Jolie's depressed character Vanessa was inspired by her mother Marcheline Bertrand (L), who lost her seven-year battle with ovarian cancer at age 56 in 2007 (pictured 1998) +13 Mourning her mum: Jolie's depressed character Vanessa was inspired by her mother Marcheline Bertrand (L), who lost her seven-year battle with ovarian cancer at age 56 in 2007 (pictured 1998) RIP: It took the 2007 death of his first wife Marcia Lynne 'Marcheline' Bertrand at age 56 of ovarian cancer to eventually reconcile with Jolie and his son James Haven (pictured in 2001) +13 The United Nations Special Envoy said in a featurette: 'Much of the film and my character is very much about my mother, and my feelings about my mother...and how I feel about her death' (pictured in 2001) 'I wrote By the Sea because I wanted to explore grief': The three-time Golden Globe winner revealed that every character in the film 'represents a different way of addressing grief' +13 'I wrote By the Sea because I wanted to explore grief': The three-time Golden Globe winner revealed that every character in the film 'represents a different way of addressing grief' 'I wrote By the Sea because I wanted to explore grief. Much of the film and my character is very much about my mother, and my feelings about my mother,' the United Nations Special Envoy said in a BTS featurette on EW.com. 'When the bartender (Niels Arestrup) speaks, and speaks about loss, that's how I reflect on her. That's how I feel about her, her death.' The three-time Golden Globe winner revealed that every character in the film 'represents a different way of addressing grief.' So in love: Brad and Angelina will attend Thursday's world premiere of the intimate character flick at AFI Fest in Hollywood, before it hits US theaters November 13 and UK theaters December 11 (pictured Tuesday) +13 So in love: Brad and Angelina will attend Thursday's world premiere of the intimate character flick at AFI Fest in Hollywood, before it hits US theaters November 13 and UK theaters December 11 (pictured Tuesday) Her first official credit as 'Angelina Jolie Pitt': The LA-born brunette understands that some people are going to hate it, 'but it was important to me to feel like an artist again' +13 Her first official credit as 'Angelina Jolie Pitt': The LA-born brunette understands that some people are going to hate it, 'but it was important to me to feel like an artist again' Brad and Angelina will attend Thursday's world premiere of the intimate character flick at AFI Fest in Hollywood, before it hits US theaters November 13 and UK theaters December 11. 'I know some people are going to hate it. Some are going to like it. But it was important to me to feel like an artist again,' the LA-born brunette told NY Times. The Jolie-Pitts haven't acted together since the 2005 assassin comedy Mr. & Mrs. Smith, which grossed $478M at the box office worldwide. Fell in love on set: The Jolie-Pitts haven't acted together since the 2005 assassin comedy Mr. & Mrs. Smith, which grossed $478M at the box office worldwide +13 Fell in love on set: The Jolie-Pitts haven't acted together since the 2005 assassin comedy Mr. & Mrs. Smith, which grossed $478M at the box office worldwide Share or comment on this article: Angelina Jolie feared nude bathing scene in By the Sea after double mastectomy

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NEWS WORLD NEWS INTERVIEW 4 COMMENTS NOVEMBER 18, 2015 11:49AM EST Angelina Jolie Goes Topless In ‘By TheSea’ — First Time Since Mastectomy ETTORE FERRARI/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock Angelina Jolie 'Maleficent - Mistress Of Evil' film photocall, Rome, Italy - 07 Oct 2019 EXCLUSIVE: Angelina Jolie wears a blonde wig and tight gold suit as she films The Eternals with Gemma Chan and Brian Tyree Henry on the beach in Fuerteventura, Canary Islands. The Marvel superhero movie also stars Selma Hayak, Kit Harington and Richard Madden. 06 Nov 2019 Pictured: Angelina Jolie, Gemma Chan, Brian Tyree Henry. Photo credit: MEGA TheMegaAgency.com +1 888 505 6342 (Mega Agency TagID: MEGA543357_016.jpg) [Photo via Mega Agency] Angelina Jolie 'Maleficent: Mistress of Evil' film premiere, Roppongi Hills Arena, Tokyo, Japan - 03 Oct 2019 Wearing Ralph & Russo Same Outfit as catwalk model *10325132c Los Angeles, CA - *EXCLUSIVE* Angelina Jolie stuns in an all-black ensemble as she emerges from a salon to her ride looking amazing and refreshed. Pictured: Angelina Jolie BACKGRID USA 26 JULY 2019 USA: +1 310 798 9111 / usasales@backgrid.com UK: +44 208 344 2007 / uksales@backgrid.com *UK Clients - Pictures Containing Children Please Pixelate Face Prior To Publication* View Gallery 24 PHOTOS. Shira Benozilio Angelina Jolie didn’t want to hide anything, so she decided to go though with the topless scenes in her new film ‘By The Sea,’ she explained in a brand new interview. She filmed the scene post-mastectomy — see what she said about the experience. Keeping things real and raw, Angelina Jolie, 40, decided to shoot a topless scene, which was written before she had her mastectomy, for her film By The Sea. “It did cross my mind to cut certain things,” she admitted in a new interview, but she ultimately did what she thought was the right thing, which was to proceed with the topless scene. “It was written before I had the mastectomy. And then I realized I was shooting the film, it did cross my mind to cut certain things. But I felt that was the wrong thing to do. That’s hiding something, and I just don’t believe in that. And then during the edit I got the call that I might have cancer and had to have my ovaries removed,” Angelina said in her new interview with People. She also opened up about the reason she wrote the film. “I wrote it wanting to come to terms with my mother’s death. Not just her death but a unfulfilled life. She was very happy as a mother, but there were things she wanted to do but was unable or too scared to do,” she said. The actress just turned 40 and she couldn’t be happier to be the age she is. “I wouldn’t want to be in my 20s or 30s again. I’m someone who didn’t think I would live very long, I’ve been worried about death and cancer and life. I think I’ve lived very much o the day. Now I’ve settled into my life with my children and Brad,” she explained. HollywoodLifers, do you think it was brave for Angelina to go through with the topless scene? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below. — Shira Benozilio Click to Subscribe to Our HollywoodLife Daily Newsletter to get more celeb news. Angelina Jolie More Angelina Jolie News: Angelina Jolie: Filming Sex Scenes With Brad Pitt Was Extremely 'Awkward' Angelina Jolie's Classic, Nude Mani -- Get Her Exact Look Angelina Jolie Confesses That She & Brad Pitt Often 'Drive Each Other Mad'

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Angelina Jolie Opens Up About Filming Nude Scenes Post-Mastectomy Her unflinching bravery is not to be missed. By Mehera Bonner Nov 4, 2015 Trousers, Cap, Outerwear, Fender, Dress, Fashion accessory, Jacket, Flash photography, Beanie, One-piece garment, GETTY IMAGES Things we're excited to see in By the Sea: Brad Pitt being directed by a woman for the first time, and—more specifically—that woman being his wife, Angelina Jolie. The couple recently kicked off promotion for their second movie together, and Jolie spoke to The New York Times about the vulnerabilities she faced while filming—especially in regard to post-mastectomy nude scenes. "There were lots of scenes I wanted to change or cut," she said. "I realized it was going to be me [naked] in that bathtub. But I told myself, put all of that aside. Like, you can't change or cut this scene because you've had a mastectomy, or because we're married and people are going to analyze this or that. That would be cheating." Jolie tried to play by the rules while directing, a somewhat challenging experience given she's also By the Sea's star. "I'm hysterically crying and then calling 'Cut!'" she said. "Or during a sex scene I am calling "Cut!" on Brad. You had to laugh at how bizarre it was." More from Marie Claire Shadow and Bone | How Well Do You Know Your Costar Previous VideoPlayNext VideoUnmute Current Time 0:00 Remaining Time -9:31 Captions Fullscreen Lip, Brown, Hairstyle, Skin, Eyebrow, Photograph, Beauty, Organ, Long hair, Blond, Giphy While directing Pitt was an anomaly due to them being married, Jolie also noted that her husband had never been directed by a woman before: "I'm the first female director that Brad's ever worked with. That doesn't seem right when you think about it." Also not right? Angelina Jolie being called a "minimally talented spoiled brat" in leaked emails between Scott Rudin and Amy Pascal. "I didn't read any of them," she said. "There are certain things that bother me and certain things that don't. Personal attacks on me? I think I'm just so used to it." Arm, Finger, Glasses, Hairstyle, Shoulder, Photograph, Joint, Style, Beauty, Fashion, Giphy The fact that Jolie is used to personal attacks, combined with the fact that she's the first female director her husband has worked with, isn't painting a super female-friendly picture of Hollywood—but if anyone can change the industry's sexist treatment of women, it's her. And Jennifer Lawrence, obviously. Follow Marie Claire on Instagram for the latest celeb news, pretty pics, funny stuff, and an insider POV. MEHERA BONNER Contributor Mehera Bonner is a news writer who focuses on celebrities and royals. This content is created and maintained by a third party, and imported onto this page to help users provide their email addresses. You may be able to find more information about this and similar content at piano.io Want more Marie Claire? Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest celebrity news, beauty and fashion advice, savvy political commentary, and fascinating features. Email address Enter your email address here. I'M IN.

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