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Brad Pitt Teases the 'Last Leg' of His Acting Career

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Brad Pitt Teases the 'Last Leg' of His Acting Career

Brad Pitt Teases the 'Last Leg' of His Acting Career

Brad Pitt , Teases the 'Last Leg', of His Acting Career.

Fox News reports that actor Brad Pitt recently hinted at his future retirement from Hollywood.

While speaking to 'GQ,' Pitt suggested that he was now in the final stretch of his career as an actor.

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I consider myself on my last leg.

This last semester or trimester.

What is this section gonna be?

And how do I wanna design that?, Brad Pitt, via 'GQ'.

I consider myself on my last leg.

This last semester or trimester.

What is this section gonna be?

And how do I wanna design that?, Brad Pitt, via 'GQ'.

Fox News reports that Pitt remains involved in a divorce battle with his estranged wife, Angelina Jolie.

In 2016, Jolie filed for divorce, ending the high-profile couple's 12-year relationship.

While speaking to 'GQ,' Pitt talked about a number of lifestyle changes he's made since getting a divorce.

Those changes included getting sober and quitting cigarettes.

I had a really cool menā€™s group here that was really private and selective, so it was safe.

Because Iā€™d seen things of other people who had been recorded while they were spilling their guts, and thatā€™s just atrocious to me, Brad Pitt, via 'GQ'.

I had a really cool menā€™s group here that was really private and selective, so it was safe.

Because Iā€™d seen things of other people who had been recorded while they were spilling their guts, and thatā€™s just atrocious to me, Brad Pitt, via 'GQ'.

Pitt decided to stop smoking cigarettes after he realized he was unable to just cut back.

I donā€™t have that ability to do just one or two a day.

Itā€™s not in my makeup.

Iā€™m all in.

And Iā€™m going to drive into the ground.

Iā€™ve lost my privileges, Brad Pitt, via 'GQ'.

Pitt's latest film, 'Bullet Train,' , arrives in theaters on August 5


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