In an interview to GQ magazine, Brad Pitt opened about his pal
who got married in Venice this weekend. Pitt could not attend the wedding reportedly due to prior commitments.
Clooney had earlier described the very private Pitt as “unreachable”. “Well, you know, George is extremely accessible. He’s one of our best representatives. He’s funny as s***. He’s a joy to be around,” Pitt said.
Pitt added, laughing, “I guess maybe I’m more of a miserable bast***. I’m a bit of a loner, you know? I’m more quiet by nature. And coming from, you know, hillbilly country, I’m probably more reserved.”
Pitt also said that after being in the industry for more than two decades, he does not feel the need to clarify himself to others.
Pitt, 50, said in his early days as an actor, wrong information about him in public used to bother him and had there been online sites like Twitter, he would have made use of them to clarify himself, reported E! Online.
"Listen, I see a benefit in it. You could, you know, combat the misconceptions of the misquotes immediately. And if I'd have had that in my younger days, I'd have used it because I felt quite used, and completely misunderstood, and misread, and not given the benefit of the doubt. You know, I felt that a lot in my first years. I would have brought some logic to the table, and brought it immediately. But now, at this point, I don't want to bother with it," he said.
"Listen, I see a benefit in it. You could, you know, combat the misconceptions of the misquotes immediately. And if I'd have had that in my younger days, I'd have used it because I felt quite used, and completely misunderstood, and misread, and not given the benefit of the doubt. You know, I felt that a lot in my first years. I would have brought some logic to the table, and brought it immediately. But now, at this point, I don't want to bother with it," he said.