Angelina Jolie in her interview with "Vogue": I was an action movie star and now I can't jump on a trampoline
International star Angelina Jolie confirmed in her interview with the British magazine "Vogue", that she has a feeling that she will be in good shape by the time she reaches fifty, adding that she does feel much better at the age of forty than she was before, and Jolie indicated that her feeling of this is due to the death Her mother was from a young age, saying, "So maybe an older age will give me a sense of victory."
And Julie finds it funny that her children are worried about her, saying: "Recently we were on the trampoline, and my children told me: Do not do it, mom, you will harm yourself." Jolly added jokingly, "There was a time when I was an action movie star, and now my kids tell me I have to get off the trampoline so I don't hurt myself."
Jolie had offered a painting by the famous British Prime Minister Winston Churchill for sale, according to Christie's auction house in London.
The painting, according to foreign sites, was drawn by the famous politician Churchill in Marrakesh, Morocco, in January 1943, after the Casablanca Conference, which was also attended by US President Franklin Roosevelt.
The painting has become part of political and Hollywood history, and the painting was presented by Angelina Jolie at the house, but it will be sold next month at an estimated price of 1.5 million pounds to 2.5 million pounds (2.1 million to 3.4 million dollars).
The picture that represents the Koutoubia Mosque in Marrakech, which was built in the twelfth century, with the background of the Atlas Mountains, is the only painting completed by the British leader in World War II during the 1939-1945 conflict, and dedicated to the former US President Roosevelt.
