At the recent Gotham Awards in New York City, Angelina Jolie was honored with the Performer Tribute for her latest film, ‘Maria.’ The acclaimed actress sat down with ET to discuss her fear of singing in the movie and her reaction to the Oscar buzz it has been generating. Jolie, known for her powerful performances, shared her thoughts on the recognition her work has been receiving and how she has been able to overcome her fears to deliver an emotional and raw performance in ‘Maria.’
Reflecting on her first Academy Award win 25 years ago for her role in ‘Girl, Interrupted,’ Jolie spoke about how much she has grown and evolved as an actress since then. The Oscar-winning actress has continued to push herself and take on challenging roles, constantly exploring her craft and pushing boundaries in her performances. Jolie’s dedication to her work and her ability to connect with her characters on a deep and emotional level has earned her numerous accolades over the years.
As she continues to captivate audiences with her talent and grace, Angelina Jolie remains a force to be reckoned with in Hollywood. Her latest film, ‘Maria,’ promises to be another standout performance in her illustrious career, and with Oscar buzz already surrounding the project, it is clear that Jolie’s star will continue to shine bright for years to come. Fans of the actress can look forward to seeing her on the big screen once again, delivering a performance that is sure to leave a lasting impact.
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