Do Movie Stars Act Even out of Set?

The way that movie stars have been critiqued raises the question of whether they take their acting too far. Some movie starts have been known to remain in their characters throughout an entire shooting for a film and others have been known to take it further. Opinions that have been raised by many have also been conflicting as some have sided with the idea that a majority of movie stars just have bad personalities and poor social skills. A hotly debated topic about actor russell crowe raised the point that he has anger issues since his defences for his films have been fiery. Other actors and actresses have also been questioned about their personality issues but most, if not all of them have come to the defence that they are humans and that they too have their moments. Critics agree with humans being prone to err but they question the bad moods that movie stars are always in stating that consistent temper issues are not moods but personalities. Then there is the bigger question of whether stardom changes the stars or are they born as they are?

Brad Pitt’s Childhood

Brad Pitt grew up with a pretty normal childhood. He was not a child star. Brad was born in December of 1963. His actual name is William Bradley Pitt. His mother, Jane Etta was a high school counselor. His dad, William Alvin Pitt owned his own trucking business. It was shortly after his birth that the family moved from Shawnee Oklahoma to Springfield Missouri.

Brad had a younger brother named Doug who was born in 1966. In 1969 he got a new addition to the family in the form of a little sister named Julie Neal. They lived an average lifestyle like any other family at that time. Brad attended high school at Kickapoo High School where he played sports, joined clubs like the forensic and key club, and took part in musicals and school debates. After graduation he went on to the University of Missouri where he majored in journalism.