In a recent interview with W Magazine, the 59-year-old actor recalled that his first romance sequel dates back to the late 1980s.
In his decades-long film and television career, brad pitt has accumulated dozens of awards, including statuettes from the oscar, emmy and Golden Globe. His first romantic scene, however, came long before the actor reached stardom, as he himself recalled in conversation with the W Magazine.
Published last Monday, 09, the interview with brad pitt is part of the cover of the issue of Best Performances of the American magazine. And it was precisely in the report that the 59-year-old actor recalled his first and most curious experiences in the entertainment industry.
Second brad pittthe first romantic scene that he remembers recording in his career dates back to the end of the 1980s. At the time, after doing cameos in films No way out, Drawn by Danger and The Last Trip in Beverly Hills (all of 1987), and debut in the telenovela Another Worldthe actor was cast in a brief role in the 11th season of the series Dallas – as Randythe boyfriend of Charlie Wade.
He was co-starring with the actress Shalane McCallthen, that brad pitt recorded their first romance scene — the two even dated at the time of filming. “I had to roll in hay in a barn,” he recalled. Pitt. “I don’t think I had a line. I was just rolling around and joking.”
Still on the subject of the romance scenes, Pitt also recalled the famous sequence he recorded in the film Thelma and Louisefrom 1991, according to the People. Regarded as one of the actor’s first prominent film roles, the scene, for Bradalso represents his “entering the big leagues”.
“Gehenna [Davis] was so sweet, gentle and delicate,” commented Pittremembering the work alongside the interpreter of Thelma. “That love scene, I think, lasted two days of shooting. She took care of me.”
Source: Rollingstone
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