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Los Angeles - Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have not prepared for their wedding as yet, but Brad insists that it will be happening.
The actor was giving very little away about his impending nuptials at the London screening of his latest film earlier this week.
The 48-year-old star and his 37-year-old partner are rumoured to be preparing their South of France estate for an intimate ceremony, but Brad was quick to shoot down claims.
'No plans yet'
At the Mayfair Hotel screening for Killing Them Softly, Brad told reporters: "No plans yet. Other than, we're gonna do it."
Despite his new motion picture being a crime thriller that's not suitable for children, the father of six said he was making movies now that he hoped his brood could watch in the future.
"It was kind of the reason for the zombie film I've done [World War Z]. My boys are going to like that one. But I'm actually more interested in the films that they're going to enjoy when they're adults," he said.
The actor was giving very little away about his impending nuptials at the London screening of his latest film earlier this week.
The 48-year-old star and his 37-year-old partner are rumoured to be preparing their South of France estate for an intimate ceremony, but Brad was quick to shoot down claims.
'No plans yet'
At the Mayfair Hotel screening for Killing Them Softly, Brad told reporters: "No plans yet. Other than, we're gonna do it."
Despite his new motion picture being a crime thriller that's not suitable for children, the father of six said he was making movies now that he hoped his brood could watch in the future.
"It was kind of the reason for the zombie film I've done [World War Z]. My boys are going to like that one. But I'm actually more interested in the films that they're going to enjoy when they're adults," he said.
Full of praise for co-stars
Based on the George V Higgins novel, Cogan's Trade, Brad plays professional enforcer Jackie Cogan who investigates a heist that went down during a mob-protected poker game.
He was also full of praise for his Killing Them Softly co-stars, Richard Jenkins and James Gandolfini.
"Watching Jenkins, I felt like I was watching Peter Sellers, really, and I mean that. And then watching Gandolfini I felt like I was watching [Marlon] Brando.
"As an actor you have respect for other actors when they do something that is under their skin and unexpected and something I would have never expected. You really enjoy it, and this was one of those experiences," Brad said.
