Johnny Depp and Angelina Jolie may soon share the screen in new film The Tourist. The Pirates of the Caribbean star is reportedly in negotiations to strike a deal with Graham King’’s GK Films, which will finance and distribute the movie in association with Sony Pictures Entertainment. Depp will presumably play the role of an American tourist who enters the life of a female Interpol agent in search of a criminal who had been her lover. Earlier, Avatar star Sam Worthington was expected to play the lead but had quit over creative differences, reports Variety. Also, director Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck had stepped out. Now, Alfonso Cuaron along with others is in contention to replace him. Depp has collaborated with King in The Rum Diary and the Gore Verbinski-directed animated pic Rango in the past. The film is scheduled to start production in February next year.

Angelina Jolie has reconciled with her father Jon Voight after eight years of estrangement. The Hollywood beauty cut her dad out of her life in 2001 after he voiced concerns about her mental health shortly before she adopted son Maddox from Cambodia. Voight has made attempts to mend his fractured relationship with Jolie on numerous occasions, and reportedly sent the actress a copy of their forgotten 1982 comedy Lookin’ To Get Out over the summer, when it was released on DVD for the first time. And the veteran star’s efforts have paid off – the pair is in contact, although Voight admits they don’t talk as frequently as he would have liked. He tells Us Weekly magazine, “We’re in touch, but not regularly. We love each other and that’s the most important thing.” A close friend of Jolie adds it was her partner Brad Pitt who encouraged her to reunite with her movie star father. The insider says, “Angie made the initial contact. Brad has been supportive – a key factor in her reaching out.”

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Angelina was voted #2 at The 100 Sexiest Movie Stars list! Here’s what they had to say:
How perfect is Angelina Jolie? So perfect that, when Robert Zemeckis wanted Grendel’s Mother in Beowulf to be the apotheosis of female sexuality, he plumped for Jolie and then, apart from a tail, some golden skin and the PG-13 appeasing absence of nipples, left her largely untouched.
Most alluring as… The ultra-cool assassin, Fox, in Wanted. The comic book character had clearly been based on Halle Berry but, when Jolie steps out of a healing bath, naked, and sashays across the room, no-one will be complaining about the switch.
Interests include… Adopting half the known world, and collecting knives. Thankfully she seems to have calmed down from her earlier wild phase and is no longer using them recreationally. We hope.

Winona Ryder was hurt by reports she was jealous of Angelina Jolie’s Girl, Interrupted Oscar win – because she always knew her co-star would win gold at the Academy Awards.
The two actresses played mental patients in the 1999 film, and Ryder, who also produced the film, insists there were no hard feelings when Jolie was nominated and then went on to win gold for Best Supporting Actress. She tells Black Book magazine, “I never had any bad feelings about Angelina. And I was hurt that people thought that. Everyone assumed I was really jealous because I thought this would be my vehicle. We said from the very beginning that the actress who played Lisa (Jolie’s part) would probably win an Oscar, because it was the big, great, showy part. But I always related to Susanna… I fought very hard her (Jolie) to have that part, and I never really felt like I got the chance to know her.” But Ryder admits she never really got to know Jolie during the making of the film and the actress has never thanked her for jumpstarting her career and helping her land an Oscar. Ryder adds, “I feel like it won’t read in print very nicely if I say that wasn’t really her style. But she seems to be a completely different person now.”