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Fury set pics

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Taking a break: Brad Pitt was seen smoking on the Oxfordshire set of his new World War II move Fury

Looking dirt-stained in character, Brad was also seen smoking on the set of the film.

Brad, who has been pictured smoking in the past, admitted last year that he quit smoking marijuana after becoming depressed.

The World War II movie, also starring Shia LaBeouf, has been filmed this week in the Oxfordshire country.

Off duty: Brad certainly wasn't in character when smoking on the set of his World War II drama, as he was also seen holding a bottle of Lucozade Sport

Ciggie break: Brad is hard at work on his new film in the UK while Angelina spends time with the children in Australia

Puff daddy: Brad was on set in England, while his children were with Angelina in Australia

Fury, which is scheduled to hit cinemas in November 2014, tells the story of a crew of a Sherman tank taking on a dangerous mission in the final weeks of the war.

Written by director David Ayer, the film sees the crew take on a desperate German division facing an almost hopeless predicament.

Someone call the prop department! Brad chugs a bottle of Lucozade Sport on the set of his new World War II movie

Energy boost: Brad, who turns 50 this year, needed a little pick me up as he smoked a cigarette and drank an energy drink on set

Fury

Daily Mail

It was, until recently, a quiet and serene corner of the English countryside.
But then Brad Pitt and a slew of army tanks, weapons and tents descended into the Oxfordshire country location to film their new World War II movie Fury.
Hundreds of crew members and extras joined Pitt and his co-star Shia LaBeouf on the movie's set on Monday.

Practice makes perfect: Brad has been spotted training to drive a tank around the English countryside

Film set: The English countryside was taken over by the army camp of Fury

Fury, which is scheduled to hit cinemas in November 2014, tells the story of a crew of a Sherman tank taking on a dangerous mission in the final weeks of the war.

Written by director Ayer, the film sees the crew take on a desperate German division facing an almost hopeless predicament.

Dapper: Despite the mud and battered combat gear, Brad and Shia looked suave on set

Goggles and gloves: Brad sat nearly inside the tank as he positioned his helmet

Taking over: This particular corner of England's green and pleasant land is playing host to the star-studded movie

Research: To prepare for the role Brad has recently been spotted getting tank driving lessons through the countryside accompanied by instructors

We're in the army now: Shia sported a moustache and army fatigues as he waited for the shot to be set up

Brad was showing off his new short back and sides hairstyle, while Shia sported a moustache for the role of an American soldier in the David Ayer-directed film.
The actors displayed dirt-streaked faces and climbed over the tanks in breaks from the action.
At one point, Brad donned a helmet and goggles, while Shia's character was spotted restraining a soldier on the ground in another scene.
It comes days after Brad invited a British D-Day veteran, 90-year-old Peter Comfort, on to the set to talk about Fury.
Mr Comfort later admitted he had to look the movie star up on the internet to find out who he was.

A look back: Brad takes on the role of Wardaddy in the David Ayer-directed film

Gun toting: Brad displayed a mud-streaked face as he moved a large machine gun

Showing restraint: Shia was seen in an altercation with a fellow soldier in one scene

Brad Pitt seen on set of new film The hell and the fury: Action hero Brad is said to play a 'battle hardened army sergeant

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Ayer recently shared a photograph via his Twitter account of his all-star cast posing in their army fatigues whilst sitting on the top of a tank.
Captioned, 'The Crew of the Fury', the photograph saw Brad posing alongside his co-stars Shia, Michael Pena, Logan Lerman and Jon Bernthal.
To prepare for the role of battle-hardened sergeant Wardaddy, Brad has recently been spotted getting tank driving lessons through the countryside accompanied by instructors.