War is hell: Brad Pitt

Actor Brad Pitt says his latest film "Fury" was never intended to act as a glorification of war.
In an interview with the BBC, Pitt talked about the film's dramatic impact, reports contactmusic.com.
"War is hell," he said. According to him, the film "was about the accumulative psychic trauma that every soldier carries to some extent".
Pitt stars as Sergeant Don "Wardaddy" Collier, alongside Shia LaBeouf, Logan Lerman, Michael Peña and Jon Bernthal.
"Fury" follows the story of these five men who work together throughout the final days of World War II.
Category :Cinema
More News

Kartik Aaryan Hails Spain's World Cup Win, Calls Lamine Yamal 'Pure Magic'

Nirahua Responds to Criticism of Bhojpuri Cinema Over Vulgarity and Women's Portrayal

Jacqueline Fernandez Unveils AI-Powered Digital Avatar to Connect With Fans

Adah Sharma Says Father Inspired Her to Act in Every Indian Language Ahead of Marathi Debut 'Gajra'

Antonio Banderas Hails Spain's World Cup Final Berth, Applauds Team's Unity and Spirit

Nick Jonas Says His Favourite Part of Marriage to Priyanka Chopra Is Bollywood Gossip
Trending News

2,873 People With Criminal Antecedents Present at Jantar Mantar Protest Site: Delhi Police Source
Bihar Bandh: Policeman Suspended After AK-47 Fired During Siwan Protest
PM Modi Announces Exam Reforms Task Force Under Infosys Co-Founder Nandan Nilekani
'Dream Come True': Vaibhav Sooryavanshi Reacts After Winning Player of the Series in India's 3-0 Sweep Over Zimbabwe
Commonwealth Games 2026: Mirabai Chanu Wins Historic Third Straight Gold, Smashes Records in Glasgow
'Politics Has Become Highly Polluted': Siddaramaiah Won't Contest 2028 Karnataka Assembly Elections
Dharmendra Pradhan Offered to Resign on Day One of Student Protests: Kailash Vijayvargiya
Pralhad Joshi Given Additional Charge of Education Ministry After Dharmendra Pradhan's Resignation
CJP Calls Off Jantar Mantar Protest After Centre Accepts Key Demands Following Dharmendra Pradhan's Exit
B.L. Santhosh Credits Dharmendra Pradhan for NEP, Says He Led 100+ Education Reforms
Top News


