“Friends” Captures
I just added 400+ captures of Brad's guest appearance on the show Friends to the gallery! Enjoy. 
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• Television Shows - Friends - The One with the Rumor
2003 Appearances Complete
Hey everybody! First off, I would just like to say that I'm Eric and I'm a new co-web on Brad Pitt Online! Second, I'm going back and adding some of the missing appearances that aren't already in the gallery. I added all the appearances from 2003 to the gallery last night. Enjoy!
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• 2003 Public Appearances
Pitt, Tarantino’s ‘Basterds’ earns glorious $37.6M
The war effort by Quentin Tarantino and Brad Pitt has paid off as their history lesson "Inglourious Basterds" claimed victory at the box office with a $37.6 million debut.
It was Tarantino's best opening ever, exceeding the $25.1 million haul for 2004's "Kill Bill — Vol. 2." Overseas, "Inglourious Basterds" added $27.5 million in 22 countries, giving it a worldwide total of $65.1 million.
Released domestically by the Weinstein Co. and overseas by Universal, "Inglourious Basterds" features Pitt and an international ensemble in a sprawling tale of Jewish commandos and a plot to take out Nazi leaders at a movie premiere during World War II.
The film provided a much-needed hit for Harvey and Bob Weinstein, who have managed only lackluster receipts at their new outfit since departing Disney-owned Miramax four years ago.
Nazi-Fightin’ Words: Pitt Slams Cruise’s “Ridiculous” Film
Oh yes he did.
Having adequately filled the public in on his and Angie's rampant randiness, past toking up habits and nonexistent mayoral aspirations, the one-man sound bite machine that is Brad Pitt is now paying lip service to a topic guaranteed to keep him (and his new movie) in the headlines: dissing former costars.
Or rather, one costar in particular.
The unexpected slam came when Pitt was promoting Inglorious Basterds by blessing the German magazine Stern with an interview and the questioner, clearly unversed in the ego-stroking required of such an activity, made the mistake of mentioning the year's other Nazi-fighting flick, Tom Cruise's Valkyrie.
Quentin Tarantino: Brad Pitt Is My Robert Redford
This one's for Brad.
"For a long time I've thought, 'One of these days I hope I can write a character that would be terrific for Brad Pitt and we can have a collaboration that will be like a Babe Ruth home run.' So as I was writing the character of the leader of the Inglourious Basterds, I was like, 'OK, this is the one for Brad.' But then I started getting nervous. I was like, 'What if he doesn't like it, what am I gonna do?' I sent him the script and we had a meeting and, after a long night of talking a about movies and a few bottles of wine, he was ready to sign on."
Why he hearts Brad.
"Brad is a wonderful actor, but what I also got was a terrific movie star at the zenith of his iconic status. We've been around about the same amount of time as far as the business is concerned -- he came out with Thelma and Louise in '91, I came out with Reservoir Dogs in '92 - and I've loved watching him do his thing over the years. There were moments when I was framing him up in the view finder, that I was like, 'God, I feel I'm experiencing what Sydney Pollack must have felt shooting Jeremiah Johnson and looking at Robert Redford. Brad has that same quality that just shines through on camera. He's just the man right now.
Source: Parade Magazine