By Daily Mail Reporter
04th December 2009
As two of the most high-profile philanthropists in Hollywood, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie must be hoping their six children follow in their footsteps.
So they have decided to start educating their brood about the world early, bringing their eldest son Maddox to the premiere of a film about Nelson Mandela.
While most eight-year-olds would probably prefer the latest Harry Potter, Pitt and Jolie decided their adopted son should see new film Invictus.
That's my boy: Maddox Jolie-Pitt makes his red carpet debut with mum Angelina Jolie and dad Brad Pitt at the Beverly Hills premiere of Invictus last night
The couple brought Maddox, who was born in Cambodia, to last night's Beverly Hills premiere of the film, which stars their friends Matt Damon and Morgan Freeman.
Invictus tells the true story of the former South African president's life during the 1995 rugby World Cup and how he used the sport to bring people together after apartheid.
Freeman, 72, plays the great Mandela, while Damon, 39, is rugby team captain Francois Pienaar.
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Despite the film being given a PG-13 rating in the U.S., which recommends parents should be 'strongly cautioned' and 'some material may be inappropriate for under 13s', Brad and Angelina had clearly decided their son was old enough.
The movie is directed by Clint Eastwood, who also directed Jolie in her Oscar-nominated performance in The Changeling last year.
1 comment:
This is so ridiculous. That little guy does not need to be seeing PG-13 movies. He's a little boy. You can educate him on the story without exposing him to the crude, fowl language.
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