American actress Angelina Jolie, born on June 4, 1975, in Los Angeles, California, is a well-regarded filmmaker and humanitarian. She achieved international fame for her compelling performances and distinctive appearance.

Jolie's readiness to take on demanding roles can be seen in films such as "Gia" (1998) and "Original Sin" (2001), where she depicted intricate characters with significant emotional range. In "Gia," her representation of the troubled model highlighted her dedication to intense portrayals that included emotionally charged scenes. Likewise, "Original Sin" required a level of vulnerability during its intimate moments, demonstrating her commitment to acting.

Apart from her professional life, Jolie's personal experiences have been subject to considerable media attention. Her marriage to Brad Pitt attracted widespread interest; they were frequently referred to as Hollywood's golden couple. The two met while filming "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" (2005) and later wed in 2014. However, their relationship encountered difficulties leading to their divorce in 2016, which received extensive coverage worldwide.

Jolie’s diverse path includes not only her film accomplishments but also her humanitarian work as a UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador and responsibilities as a mother of six children. Her influence within the entertainment sector combined with her advocacy efforts and personal journey establishes her as an enduring presence in global culture.