What is this section gonna be? And how do I wanna design that?” “I consider myself on my last leg,” he says to me, “this last semester or trimester.

He tells me he’s trying to think carefully about what’s ahead, about the path that he wants to chart for the final stages of an abundantly creative career. When we meet, he seems to me more ruminative, more intentional, more of an artist than I perhaps expected. He focuses a good deal of his attention on his role as a film producer, through which he’s happily supporting rising auteurs and helping to shepherd the work of great authors to the screen. Having receded from his position as a perennial leading man, he appears onscreen a bit more sporadically these days, playing characters who feel increasingly unexpected and playfully subvert our assumptions of the kind of movie star that he’s been for 30 years. He’s 58 now, nearly six years on from a difficult divorce from Angelina Jolie, with whom he has six children. This stopped a year or two ago only when I started going straight back into the dream and asking simply why? I didn’t understand why it/they would want to hurt me. Or being chased through a house with a kid I’d help escape but got pinned in on the deck-and stabbed. Or I’d notice I was being followed and then another flanked me and I realized I was trapped, and they meant me grave harm. It would always be at night, in the dark, and I would be walking down a sidewalk in a park or along a boardwalk and as I’d pass under an Exorcist-like street lamp, someone would jump out of the abyss and stab me in the ribs. Ring (on pinkie), $8,000, by Fabergé x Gemfields.įor a solid four or five years there, the most predominant dream I would experience would be getting jumped and stabbed. Ring (on middle finger), $3,950, by Bernard James. Brad Pitt covers the August 2022 issue of GQ.

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