Brad Pitt on his art

February 03, 2012 16:24

'When I started in film I was taught that you had to have a character arc and there had to be an epiphany. As years go by I have found that to be utter bullshit. We don't really change; we evolve in degrees and what I love about these characters from the '70s like Popeye Doyle is they were the same beast at the end of the film as they were at the beginning. I do love obsessive characters. I get off on watching that.'

Ladies and gentlemen, that's the most desirable man on the planet, as well as among the most accomplished actors, Brad Pitt, talking about his art in the wake of Moneyball.

The Guardian newspaper says nominated for two Academy Awards, Brad Pitt's eccentric career is finally getting serious recognition. He talks about his love of obsessive characters, his acting highs and lows -- and how he smoked himself into a doughnut. Read here.

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