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Angelina was quoted saying, “I love my country, but I don’t at this time recognise my country.”
At the recent Toronto International Film Festival, Hollywood superstar Angelina Jolie, who has her new film Couture coming up, broke down remembering her mother who died of cancer.
The actress said, “One thing I remember my mother saying when she had cancer, she said to me once, we had had a dinner and people were asking her how she was feeling and what she was doing, and she said, ‘All anybody ever asks me about is cancer.”
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And now, the actress made an appearance at the San Sebastián Film Festival and spoke about the restricted freedom of speech and expression in the United States of America.
Angelina was quoted saying, “I love my country, but I don’t at this time recognise my country.”
She added, “Anything, anywhere, that divides or, of course, limits personal expressions and freedoms, and from anyone, I think, is very dangerous. These are very, very heavy times we’re all living in together.”
Angelina Jolie has often been described as the most beautiful woman in the world. This year, she has turned 50 and as per reports, to continue looking this gorgeous, she has been undergoing anti-aging treatment.
A source close to the actress said, “Angelina has always been religious about protecting her skin from the sun. That has definitely helped her stay youthful-looking. But of course, she’s had some help from her dermatologist too. This past year, she decided to really make self-care a priority because she wanted to look her absolute best for this next decade.”
Jolie has opted for “a couple of serious laser treatments to really smooth out her overall texture and tighten things up.”
“The results have been fantastic. She’s no stranger to Botox either — she’s been using it for years — but is said to be very conservative with it to ensure she never looks frozen-faced,” the source added.
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[SRC] https://www.firstpost.com/entertainment/angelina-jolie-breaks-silence-on-the-freedom-of-speech-under-donald-trumps-rule-i-love-my-country-but-13936046.html
