Angelina Jolie Warned Jennifer Aniston To Stay Away From Her Partner

Hollywood actress Angelina Jolie said Jennifer Aniston to stay away from her partner Brad Pitt and asked him to stop sending text messages to him.

According to dailymail.co.uk, Jolie does not seem very happy with Aniston still being close to Pitt. The reports say that messages sent Jolie Pitt, from his mobile and signed with the initials AJ.

There are reports that Aniston was sending gifts to Pitt at his office in Los Angeles. She tries to stay close to her ex-husband, just in case his relationship with Jolie does not work.

"Jen is a thoughtful person. It sends small gifts to the production offices of THE Plan B, if it spots something it can. And will send daily motivation - price of self-help, read books, to stay positive. We really need to lift their morale, "said a source close to them.

Angelina Jolie's First Film Is To Make Its DVD Debut

Angelina Jolie's first film is to make its DVD debut in a new version, directed by her father Jon Voight.

The actress made her big screen debut in Lookin 'to Get Out, at the age of five, playing the daughter of his father's real life, but the film flopped at the box office.

Voight accuses of tension and turmoil between the players and the team for its poor reception, and issued the first video of the film, after learning the release director Hal Ashby was secretly reissued the film before his death in 1988.

Voight says the New York Post, "Hal has been working on two other films at the time (movie release) and there was a lot of theater. The film was submitted to other publishers, and result was paralyzed film. We were very touched by the reception.

"I was a co-author and co-producer, and I still have much to say about the casting ... Angie was fantastic, very well prepared. I'm not looking for any signs of whether she is an actress

Hal is in the hand of each frame. Finally, the film he had intended. It's like a message in a bottle. "

The new version is scheduled for release in the United States on Tuesday