Angelina Jolie Opens Up About Transition in Recent Vogue Cover Story
In a recent interview with Vogue, renowned actress Angelina Jolie shared her decision to take on fewer film roles in recent years. The Oscar-winning actress, known for her powerful performances in films such as “Girl, Interrupted” and “Maleficent,” revealed that she is currently in a transition phase in her life and is still trying to understand herself at 48 years old.
Jolie opened up about her new fashion house, Atelier Jolie, and how it has played a significant role in her life during this period of self-discovery. She explained that she made the decision to work on fewer movies about seven years ago and opted for roles that didn’t require long shoots. According to Jolie, this allowed her to focus on healing and finding her footing, both personally and professionally.
While she didn’t go into detail about the reasons behind her decision, Jolie expressed her desire to explore other creative outlets outside of acting. Atelier Jolie, her recently launched fashion brand, provides her with a space to work with trusted individuals and rediscover herself. She hopes to create a sense of community through her brand and make positive changes in her life.
Jolie’s career in Hollywood spans over three decades, with numerous critically acclaimed performances. Alongside her film career, she recently announced her involvement as a lead producer in the upcoming Broadway musical adaptation of the S.E. Hinton classic, “The Outsiders.” Last year, she also stepped down from her role as a special envoy with the UN refugee agency after 20 years of campaigning for forcibly displaced people worldwide. Jolie expressed a desire to work directly with refugees and local organizations, supporting their advocacy for solutions.
As Angelina Jolie continues to navigate this transitional period, she remains an influential figure in both the entertainment industry and humanitarian efforts. With her inspiring career and new ventures, she is sure to leave a lasting impact on both fashion and the greater community.