ANGELINA JOLIE LICKS HER WOUNDS
Copyright 2001 www.tombraiderchronicles.com Source: www.tvguide.com

[ June 13th 2001 ]

Tomb Raider star Angelina Jolie, currently weaving her way through a gruelling week of media interviews to herald Friday's public premiere of the Paramount Pictures motion picture, speaks to TV Online about working with father Jon Voight, padded bliss and the injuries sustained while on set:

"It's a very unique experience to get to work with your parent," she says. "I think we were probably both nervous for each other... because it meant so much to us. But when he showed up, I was a little more calm. I would be getting dressed up and trying to look tough, and Dad had this really silly pig toy that he would wind up and send it walking in my room." Gesturing at her chest, Jolie wryly mentions that "dressing up" as Lara meant packing a padded bra in her gear. "I am a 36C," she shares. "In the film, I am a 36D. In the game, she's something like a 40 double-D. That was a little too cartoonish. So, I had a bit of a padded bra, but it wasn't so far off I was woman enough to handle the role."

Having carried that extra cushioning up front (and not quite enough in other places) during the shoot, the actress says her kick-ass action sequences took their toll. "I definitely have some scars from this film," she says. "Also, the braid kept hitting me in the face! But I was surprised that I had better physical ability than I had thought. "When I was in training," Jolie continues, "there was one night I was sitting in the bathtub with all my bruises and a little cut knee crying, 'What am I doing? I'm not going to be able to pull this off.' But it's a great feeling to be physical. It helps with my fearlessness and I've always been ridiculously fearless."

Copyright (c) 2000 - 2024 tombraiderchronicles.com
tombraiderchronicles.com is not owned or operated by CDE Entertainment Ltd.
Lara Croft and Tomb Raider are trademarks of CDE Entertainment Ltd.
Materials in this web site are trademarked and copyrighted properties of their respective owners.