The Hollywood celebrity royal couple is back working together in a romantic drama set in the 1970s, titled "By The Sea". The new Brangelina movie is written, directed and starred by the missus; while husband produces and co-stars.
Brangelina began during the Brangelina movie in 2005 "Mr. & Mrs. Smith". Brad Pitt was then married to "Friends" star Jennifer Aniston, while Angelina Jolie was devoting her time as Ambassador for the UN, and has recently adopted Maddox. The two became close during the production of the romantic comedy action movie, and soon after Pitt separated from Aniston.
Brangelina would remain together as partners and continue to grow their family through adoption, and soon after Jolie gave birth to Jolie-Pitts of their own.
Brangelina movie in 2005 "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" was the couple's first and only movie together. One that has gained positive reviews from critics, mostly commenting on the impeccable chemistry the two have poured out their audiences.
Back in May, Jolie shared with People a small art project she had written. She says in the interview, "I wrote something a few years ago from Brad and me. Just for fun. Just an independent little art piece. Because we don't get to do those as much as we'd like. But it's something really small and experimental."
The Brangelina movie is about a former dancer named Vanessa (Angelina Jolie) and her American writer husband Roland (Brad Pitt). The couple travel the world and soon drift apart, until they stumble upon a small seaside town. The story is set in the 1970s.
Other cast members of the Brangelina movie reportedly includes Melanie Laurent and Niels Arestrup.
Angelina Jolie talks to EW on her thoughts about her writing, she says "I chose to set By the Sea in the 1970s, not only because it is a colorful and alluring era, but because it removes many of the distractions of contemporary life and allows the focus to remain squarely on the emotions that the characters experience in their journey."
The Brangelina movie "By The Sea" is set to be released in 2015.
