Angelina Jolie Sets Herself Separately From Other Leading Ladies With Diversity Of Roles

Angelina Jolie surely received the adjective overtime.

The lips and at the same time snarl pout, eyes smolder, and his body seems specially designed for seduction or attack.

This added sense of danger is what separates nice all other grandees dames of Hollywood. She even scared because she tries.

On the screen, it can be daunting (“Tomb Raider", "Mr. & Mrs. Smith"), flamboyant and throwing guns in costumes that are part dominatrix, which is part of the commando. It may be sentimental, as in "A Mighty Heart", "The" "Good Shepherd" or per-theater 1930's "Changeling", but those who are not part of the mystique and were less popular than the public with its glamor roles.

Outside the screen, it can be shocking - his frank talk and kicking using drugs in his youth, wearing a necklace containing then-husband Billy Bob Thornton blood, planting a kiss on the lips brother James Haven at the Oscars. But it also stands out as the ultimate nurturer - Take care of her brood of four partners with Brad Pitt and drawing attention to the plight of refugees as United Nations Goodwill Ambassador.

Apart from an out of control youth, which she said she has long passed, and a sincere interest in social issues, Angelina Jolie’s public image is mainly a reflection of poor girls, she played - his Oscar-winning Wild Child "Girl, Interrupted," succubus mother of the monster Grendel last year "Beowulf", the punk carjacker from "Gone in 60 seconds. "

His real-life bad girl could be done, but not on the verge of retiring on his screen. Consider this scene of the killer thriller "Wanted," opening Friday:

Angelina Jolie is extended across the hood of a smooth cherry-red Dodge Viper, wearing a cocktail dress and silver steering wheel through a windshield broken with high-heeled shoe, while the other is pressed against the neck of a young man she Rescue ( "Atonement" 's James McAvoy). As they race through a tunnel of Chicago, she fires weapons to hunt an aggressor.