The great American actor, who has just merged his production company with the French Mediawan, said all the good things he thought of our beautiful country and its inhabitants to our colleagues from Paris.
Between La douce France and Brad Pitt it looks like a beautiful love story. After having acquired Château Miraval and the pretty rosé vineyard that surrounds it, the American actor has just signed a historic agreement between his production company Plan B Entertainment and Mediawan, a French sister company which notably financed North ferry. Convinced Francophile, the Hollywood megastar took advantage of this historic financial marriage of convenience to tell our colleagues from Parisian all the good he thought of our country, our cinema and our Blues which he will follow tonight’s World Cup quarter-final match against England.
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Brad Pitt loves France and proves it by coming to us very regularly: “I’ve been coming here for years, it ended up bonding. I try to come as soon as I can. Usually three or four times a year. In the Var, of course, but I also like the North, the West, the East“. For him, France is also of course the cultural richness of our heritage that he loves to discover…incognito. He jokes about it:You have such respect for artists here that everyone in your museums has their eyes fixed on the works. Celebrities can go unnoticed“.
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Baseball or football, the actor inspired by Seven has now chosen and he now shares the devouring passion of our compatriots for the round ball the Blues. He also knows that despite Benzema’s injury “the team remains very strong thanks to Mbappé and Griezmann, whom I also like very much.Of course he will be in front of his television this evening at 8 p.m. to support the world champion team. This enthusiast wants to believe that they will go to the final. In the meantime, Brad Pitt admits only one small regret, he has never yet shot in France… given his love for France, it won’t be long.
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