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Angelina Jolie has hinted she and Brad Pitt might give up their movie
careers to focus on their family.
The actress - who has two adopted children, Maddox, five, Zahara, 23 months,
and her and Brad's seven-month-old biological daughter Shiloh Nouvel -
insists the couple don't want to be working parents who never see their
children.
She told US chat show host Larry King: "I'm hoping that as we got older, we'll
do less films. And just to know, we don't raise our kids in Hollywood.
"They don't go to sets every day. They travel the world and we do many, many
other things."
Angelina - who recently spent time in India filming 'A Mighty Heart', which
is being produced by Brad - wants her children to know their parents as more
than just famous film stars.
She said: "Hopefully, they don't think this is just what their parents do
for a living. They will know many other things about who we are."
In the interview, Angelina, 31, also paid tribute to her mother, actress
Marcheline Bertrand, 56, who has been battling ovarian cancer.
She said: "She's a remarkable woman. She's very strong. Her spirit is
unbroken."
