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Related: About this forumPart of Brad Pitt's Acceptance Speech at the Critics Awards
This is a really big honor for me, considering Im a guy who had never ridden in an airplane until I was 25, he began. That first trip was here in 1989 to New York. I had an audition for a soap opera. But I had to put myself up, and I stayed at a friends apartment. That apartment was in the Village on Christopher Street. My first impression of the city was: my god, theres a lot of guys around here. But theyre so nice.
MarkCharles
(2,261 posts)He was as much a super hunk at 25, as he is now, I imagine.
Can you imagine running into him then in the Village?
joeybee12
(56,177 posts)My wouldn't I be HELPFUL!!!!!
MarkCharles
(2,261 posts)I'm sure we would have had fun. Oh, those were the days when Brad was 25, I was 40 something, but I still looked good then.
I bet he would have just thanked me and moved on..but I can dream now as I would have then.
xchrom
(108,903 posts)William769
(55,145 posts)This is one of my favorites.
MarkCharles
(2,261 posts)What a great face and nipples and pecs!
Did he work out all the way from 16 on?
William769
(55,145 posts)bigwillq
(72,790 posts)jumptheshadow
(3,269 posts)I believe he was an advertising major but I might be wrong... A teacher told me that his last school project was to create a pin-up calendar of frat guys that would be sold for charity. It never got finished. It looks like he made the correct career choice.
Wistful Vista
(136 posts)several thousand times!
The Genealogist
(4,723 posts)"Thelma and Louise," is the first film I remember seeing him in. I thought he was sooooo hot in that movie!
joeybee12
(56,177 posts)Really was his breakout role.