Angelina Jolie on divorce, film and Cambodia- BBC News

Angelina Jolie on her new film First They Killed My Father - based on the genocide in Cambodia - politics and her family. She was speaking in an exclusive interview with the BBC's Yalda Hakim.

[keithk]

"I don't separate people by race, colour ... and if I do, it is me celebrating diversity in the world"

I love her.

[sarahgreen]

I feel like the interviewer did an amazing job here. She was able to ask the questions in a delicate way, whilst still getting am answer.

[ppfarj]

I have got to give some credit to the interviewer who was extremely tactful timing and wording her questions to get some personal information and swiftly changing the topic back when she noticed the discomfort of Angelina in order to keep the communication open. Great job!

[vantalk]

She outgrew him. She will end up with someone highly intelligent and private. To her it doesn't seem to be about the hot guy and stardom anymore. Something changed her whole life and I'm guessing she realizes guilt because she has so much compared to the rest of the world. Her humility, meekness, and class is extraordinary and highly respectable. That's so rare. God bless her.

[Ohsolovely]

i think some people have a negative perception of her either due to ignorance or jealousy. This women is highly intelligent, compassionate, and misunderstood.

[sabahfirdous]

She has always inspired me as a human. I wish her strength through this very difficult time. Can't imagine how hard it must be. Divorce is hard on its own, top it off with the world watching and judging. Really feel for her.

[explodr]

4:21 when she held her breath before she answered the split question, i feel that

[linabenjelloun]

"We are a family and we will always be a family" THIS SENTENCE BREAKS MY HEART EVERYTIME I WATCH THIS VIDEO.

[savvysearch]

The woman is whip smart. Too intelligent to get dragged down by the idiotic and petty tabloid gossip.

[freyamccullough]

She has such an intelligent, thoughtful way of speaking.

[monyroath]

As a Cambodian, I’m so grateful for everything Angelina has done. ❤️

[annef.]

This interview should be required viewing for every journalism student. The interviewer is just absolutely brilliant. She did her job with such compassion and humanity. It really touched my heart. I hope the interviewer great success in all aspects of her life. I hope Angie and the kids are doing well. I hope they remain closed-knit and full of love and laughter.

[AishwaryaNet]

4:10 Asked about Brad & the divorce
4:28 You can feel her pain. So SAD

[MK-gkrw]

People hate her because they claim she stole Brad Pitt from Jenifer Aniston. What they don't look at is the male Brad that also made that happen and was unfaithful to his wife :(

[angelopandan]

She is a Mother, truly a mother. The fact that she chooses all her Children than Brad Pitt after the incident.

The Woman of Substance - Angelina Jolie

[carmendee]

I just like Angelina. I wish I could sit with her & talk to her.

[donalpower]

leave her alone people she deserves massive respect

[annettesanchez]

Regardless of the ongoing divorce drama between her and Brad, it's very moving to see her rooted in presence and looking somewhat peaceful considering the tumultuous situation she's in. Her positive outlook, compassionate spirit, and candid vulnerability makes this interview so refreshing to watch. It does tug at my heart strings though. Wishing her and her family the very best.❤️

[starlamuldrow]

she seems as if she is in alot of pain

[AA-qbni]

People can hate her for whatever she's supposedly done. But look at what she's done as a humanitarian over the years, she's a great human being inside and out❤.