15 Times Angelina Jolie And Brad Pitt Were The Most Perfect Couple At The BAFTAs http://t.co/S86anWWryB
— Kimberley Dadds (@KimberleyDadds) February 17, 2014

15 Times Angelina Jolie And Brad Pitt Were The Most Perfect Couple At The BAFTAs

Brangelina, we bow down to you.
posted on February 17, 2014 at 8:24am EST

Kimberley Dadds

14. And then this. It’s just too much.

15. Brangelina, we salute you and your undying love.

See the full post 1 to 13 at buzzfeed

Yup RT @BuzzFeedCeleb: 15 Times Angelina Jolie And Brad Pitt Were The Most Perfect Couple At The BAFTAs http://t.co/q1RNcg4il7
— mia farrow (@MiaFarrow) February 17, 2014

BAFTAs 2014, On the Scene

By Matt Mueller on Feb 17, 2014 at 11:18AM

This year’s red carpet was like being on celebrity safari, with sightings few and far between to start with and less easily recognised species (Ruth Wilson, Daniel Bruhl, Will Poulter, Steve McQueen…) having to make do until the arrival of the charismatic megafauna. Chants of “Leo! Leo! Leo!” loudly spelled out the crowd’s most coveted sighting, but what began in dribs and drabs suddenly became a full-on A-list stampede as the big names materialised only to be herded swiftly along the red carpet in order to prepare for the security lockdown necessitated by the arrival of HRH the Duke of Cambridge (a.k.a. Prince William). Even Hollywood grand poobahs Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie were whisked along in their his-n-her tuxedos, while Michael Fassbender sprinted like a black-tied gazelle down the narrow corridor. There was little time to gab, although Lupita Nyong’o did stop to tell us that Ralph Fiennes is immensely proud of her success. She was a runner on the Kenyan shoot for The Constant Gardener and used to fret how much she was annoying him ferrying him back and forth to the set.

Read the rest at EW

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On the scene at the BAFTA awards red carpet, where Brad and Angelina stole all the thunder: http://t.co/T2XrwzJDGj
— V.F. HOLLYWOOD (@vfhollywood) February 17, 2014

The BAFTA awards red carpet was surrounded with what can only be described as jungle noises, from the crowd’s consistent cat call of “LEO, LEO”, to mention the cacophony of shrieks and hollers when Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie surprised organizers and guests alike with their appearance. As for Prince William’s reception? The carpet was cleared, the celebrities whisked into the Royal Opera House, while two men in suits paraded towards the venue demanding absolute silence from both the press and onlookers.

Angelina Jolie Best Dressed At The BAFTAS: Too Cool For School Angelina Jolie, stuns in a… http://t.co/GTXd7gT3z7
— Real Style Network (@realstylenet) February 17, 2014

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Angelina Jolie on set of 'Unbroken' in Tamworth, NSW, Australia. 13/12/13 x61 HQ's

Angelina Jolie on the set of Unbroken http://t.co/z2SFROAnff #Australia #Unbroken #AngelinaJolie #WerrisCreek #yvrshoots
— Vancity Filming (@VancityFilming) December 18, 2013

VCF Vancouver

We’re very lucky here at VCF to have friends all over the world. One of those friends is Tyler James. Tyler lives in Australia where Angelia Jolie is currently filming her movie, Unbroken.

Rather than me recounting Tyler’s story of his visit to the set, I’ll let him do it himself.

I first arrived at the set on Early Thursday morning. The small town of Werris Creek had been transformed to look like America in the late 1920′s. Unfortunately the entire street was blocked off roughly 600 meters away so it was impossible to see anything. I was told that I was not allowed to get any closer so I ended up going elsewhere for the day. Upon my way back through that night, I noticed that people were walking past the road blocks so I stopped and asked if we were allowed to go closer. To my delight, I was allowed. They set up barricades right next to the set allowing us to watch. However unfortunately for me I got there right as they were doing their final take. There were old cars driving down the street past the pub (which was transformed into a movie theater). Miners were walking on the grass in the background. This lasted for roughly 20 seconds – then they called cut and packed up so I hardly saw anything. I had heard that earlier in the day they filmed a scene with a young Louis Zamperini stealing fruit from outside the grocery store.

Filming then moved away until Monday. I arrived at roughly 7:30am. The crew were over at the railway station. An old train had been bought in for this scene, however it was very hard to see what was going on as everything was happening on the opposite side of the station. Screens had also been put up. I found a location which I could slightly see through (although all I could see were extras). I was told that this scene is one of the final scenes in the film. Louis had returned home from the war. There were crowds there greeting him. From where I was standing I could hear loud cheers at the start of the day. Then the extras were told to wave their hands, signs, etc. Everything went quiet after that as everything was filmed out of view. After roughly 3 hours of waiting, they filmed some shots of the train departing the station. Extras were inside waving out the windows.

Once the train station scene was filmed, the crew moved up to some houses at another location. I had a good view here however my camera battery was virtually dead so I never took much photos. It appeared that promotional photos were being taken as the cast were standing on the stairs in front of the doorway while a professional photographer took snaps. Different cast members kept popping in and out. Angelina Jolie even joined the cast in the photos at one stage.

Once the photos were done, filming began once again. This time an olden camera was set up. The Zamperini family stood outside the house while the father stood behind the camera to take the photo. He pushed the button then ran up to join the family. This was shot roughly 10 times before Angelina seemed happy with it and set up for another scene. Roses were cut off the bushes to make it seem like a different season.
A police officer marched up the set dragging a Young Louis beside him. He marched up the steps and took him to his parents door. They also did this scene quite a few times.
Once all this was done, the crew disappeared inside the houses so I called it a day and went home. That was supposed to be their last day of filming.