Brad Pitt has opened up about his sensational separation from his ex-wife Jennifer Aniston.
The actor revealed to carry a "pathetic" life, adding, "I think my marriage had anything to do with it."
Speaking to Parade magazine, the actor 47 years old, who is promoting his new film, Moneyball, said: "I spent the 90's trying to hide, trying to dodge the full cacophony of celebrity began to get sick. of myself sitting on a couch, with a whole hidden. It began to feel pathetic. It became very clear to me that he intended to try to find a movie about an interesting life, but I was not living an interesting life for me same. "
The actor then pointedly added that its existence was deaf due in part to an unhappy marriage, saying, ".. I think that my marriage had anything to do with her trying to pretend that marriage was something that was not "
But Pitt was more complementary to his current partner and mother of his six children, Angelina Jolie, saying: ".. One of the biggest, smartest things I did was give my children their mom Angie She's a great Oh mama, man, I'm so happy to have her. "
Inglourious Basterds actor was said to be more satisfied with life now that he was in 90, when he was dating Aniston, commenting: "I put much more emphasis on being a man satisfied I am satisfied with the decision-making and the pursuit of truth. woman I love, Angie, and the construction of a family that I love so much. "
However, despite the most sincere comments made in the interview, Pitt has since released a statement praising his former wife, saying:. "It hurts me that this was interpreted in this way Jen is an incredibly giving, kind and funny woman, who is still my friend. It is a relationship that I value. The point I was trying to make is that Jen was not boring, but I was getting boring for me - and that I am responsible. "
Pitt and Aniston separated in 2005, shortly after the actor had completed filming the action thriller Mr. and Mrs. Smith with Angelina Jolie.
The actor revealed to carry a "pathetic" life, adding, "I think my marriage had anything to do with it."
Speaking to Parade magazine, the actor 47 years old, who is promoting his new film, Moneyball, said: "I spent the 90's trying to hide, trying to dodge the full cacophony of celebrity began to get sick. of myself sitting on a couch, with a whole hidden. It began to feel pathetic. It became very clear to me that he intended to try to find a movie about an interesting life, but I was not living an interesting life for me same. "
The actor then pointedly added that its existence was deaf due in part to an unhappy marriage, saying, ".. I think that my marriage had anything to do with her trying to pretend that marriage was something that was not "
But Pitt was more complementary to his current partner and mother of his six children, Angelina Jolie, saying: ".. One of the biggest, smartest things I did was give my children their mom Angie She's a great Oh mama, man, I'm so happy to have her. "
Inglourious Basterds actor was said to be more satisfied with life now that he was in 90, when he was dating Aniston, commenting: "I put much more emphasis on being a man satisfied I am satisfied with the decision-making and the pursuit of truth. woman I love, Angie, and the construction of a family that I love so much. "
However, despite the most sincere comments made in the interview, Pitt has since released a statement praising his former wife, saying:. "It hurts me that this was interpreted in this way Jen is an incredibly giving, kind and funny woman, who is still my friend. It is a relationship that I value. The point I was trying to make is that Jen was not boring, but I was getting boring for me - and that I am responsible. "
Pitt and Aniston separated in 2005, shortly after the actor had completed filming the action thriller Mr. and Mrs. Smith with Angelina Jolie.