Angelina Jolie on the Emotional Journey of 'Unbroken'

November 18, 2014
Angelina Jolie on the Emotional Journey of 'Unbroken'
By Jenelle Riley COVER STORY: Angelina Jolie’s penetrating eyes are filling with tears. “I don’t want to cry, and I’m not going to cry in front of you,” she vows, quickly regaining her composure. The actress-filmmaker is choked up over the recent death of Louis Zamperini — a man who meant a great deal to her, and is the subject of her most significant directorial effort yet, “Unbroken.” Full Story on Variety.com→
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