Angelina Jolie is promoting her latest film Maria, a biopic about legendary soprano opera singer Maria Callas, which is attracting Oscar attention.
Her last stop was a screening and question-and-answer session for industry insiders in Beverly Hills, where she stunned in an all-white look.
The Maleficent star, 49, wore an outfit consisting of a long, single-button jacket and ankle-length pants that covered her more than 20 tattoos.
She was wearing a white top and red and white open-toed shoes with a leather bow over her toes.
Angelina wore her highlighted brunette hair in loose waves and her makeup featured a smoky eye and a bold red lip.
Angelina Jolie is on tour promoting her latest film Maria, a biopic about legendary soprano opera singer Maria Callas.
The Maleficent star, 49, wore a suit that consisted of a long, single-button jacket and ankle-length pants.
The Gia star is already generating Oscar buzz for her portrayal of the Greek-American singer.
María was directed by Pablo Larraín, who also directed the Jacqueline Onassis biopic Jackie (2016) and the Princess Diana film Spencer (2021).
Jolie’s co-stars in the film include Pierfrancesco Favino, Alba Rohrwacher, Haluk Bilginer and Kodi Smit-McPhee.
Maria premiered during the 81st Venice International Film Festival, where it competed for the Golden Lion.
“Maria Callas, the world’s greatest opera singer, lives the last days of her life in Paris in the 1970s, while she confronts her identity and her life,” according to the IMDB synopsis.
Angelina took singing lessons to play Callas and spoke about that process in a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter.
‘Many months of singing classes were necessary. Months of learning to sing and then Italian classes and then voice and doing all these things like her.
“You try to be precise,” he explained.
Jolie as Maria Callas, left with Haluk Bilginer as Aristotle Onassis in Maria
Angelina took singing lessons to play Callas and talked about that process in a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter. Seen here on October 28, 2024.
‘Many months of singing classes were necessary. Months of learning to sing and then Italian classes and then voice and doing all these things like her. Seen here on October 28, 2024.
‘I would recommend that almost every human being take an opera class. To exist and never have sung with your whole body as loud as you could sing…’
Jolie continued, “It’s something I think we should all feel.” It’s scary and we are rarely asked for it.
“Rarely in life are we asked to be all that we can be or to feel all that we feel,” he concluded.
The film opens in select theaters on November 27 and on Netflix on December 11.
