Celebrity Apprentice

There was no holding back when it comes to Quentin Tarantino's new film, Inglorious Basterds. The movie was set in Nazi-occupied France during World War II, where a group of Jewish-American soldiers known as "The Basterds" are chosen specifically to spread fear throughout the Third Reich by scalping and brutally killing Nazis. The Basterds soon cross paths with a French-Jewish teenage girl who runs a movie theater in Paris which then is targeted by the soldiers.

Basterds is bold, brutal, and humorous. This movie obviously portrayed how Tarantino thought WWII should have ended, so if you were expecting an accurate historical depiction, don't. The movie's ending suggests that the power of films should have been a factor in ending the war. With the addition of "The Bastards" being jewish soldiers, you felt the taste of sweet revenege as the movie ended. The film had rich music with definable characters. Brad Pitt was out in full force as Lt. Aldo, who obviously enjoyed his work, and Christoph Waltz sent a shiver down my spin as the heartless Col. Landa. Tarantino presents Hitler and Goebbels as jokes who didn't deserve to be feared. From the mispelled words, to the film that's obviously in a genre of its own, Tarantino blatantly says, love me or hate me.

Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston were once married, but then separated in January 2005 and finalized their divorce in January 2005. Screenwriter Bruce Joal Rubin believed that the former couple would have been ideal for the lead roles of Chicago librarian Henry DeTamble and his love interest Clare Abshire in The Time Traveler's Wife.

“I thought Brad and Jennifer would be perfect for this film," Bruce saud. "I just saw them as a perfect version of Henry and Clare. I just found them equally attractive and equally compelling and in terms of the Hollywood arena at that time, they were as good a couple as you could find. I was writing it in my mind for them."

Based on the 2003 book of the same name by Audrey Niffenegger, the movie follows Henry as he discovers he has a genetic disorder which enables him to travel through time when stressed.

The starring roles eventually went to Eric Bana and Rachel McAdams, and Bruce admits the pair have done a brilliant job of bringing the characters and story to life on the big screen.

“They are wonderful embodiments of who I envisioned would be on the screen," Bruce said.

Eric appeared naked several times in the movie and he insists he only agreed to bare all because he was told it was scientifically accurate.

"The movie's very romantic," Eric said. "Henry's just a guy who's in love and I think that's a masculine thing. We had a time travelling expert on the set who said that for a fact if Henry were to time travel he would be naked. We just had to take his word for it."

Actor Brad Pitt who raises six children with partner Angelina Jolie- feels he has achieved almost everything he wants to do in his career and does not think acting holds many possibilities for him as he gets older.

"I think acting is a younger man's game; there are fewer interesting parts for older people and we all get older," Brad said. "But I feel like I've done it. I've kind of had my time and that's quite freeing. Of course there are still acting dreams left for me. But I'll do them first and then we'll talk about them."

Brad and Angelina have homes in France, California and New Orleans and they move their family with them anywhere in the world where they are working on a movie and the 'Inglourious Basterds' star insists it is a lifestyle with many benefits for their children.

"Everywhere is interesting in its own way, each place has its own feel and something to offer: you pick up something, the kids are picking up something," the 45-year-old actor said. "They have this world view which we are very proud and happy that we are able to provide."

"We get peace in our lives. We got out here a couple of days early with the family and we get to hang out in a place in Provence. We're pretty good at it. You carve out that time for the family. Do we get a little silence with the kids? No, not that kind of silence - silence is over at home, but we like that chaos."