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[unable to retrieve full-text content]Angelina Jolie, actor and activist, 33

On self-harming

Some people go shopping - I cut myself (1995)

On knives

There's something beautiful about them. I've collected weapons since I was a little girl (1998)

Telling first husband Jonny Lee Miller not to phone her again

I'm alone, I'm dying, I'm gay and I'm not going to see you for weeks (1998)

On divorcing Jonny

There's a very good possibility we could get married again (1999)

On reports of her kissing her brother on the mouth at the Academy awards

If I were sleeping with my brother, I'd tell people (2000)

On rumours of an affair with Antonio Banderas

He is married to a beautiful woman [Melanie Griffith]. I'd sooner sleep with her than him (2001)

On sex

I've never been tied up. I have a feeling the person who does it will be The One (2002)

On second husband Billy Bob Thornton

We're never going to separate. We kinda signed our life away to each other, legally and with blood (2001)

On Billy Bob admitting he'd restrained himself from squeezing her to death as she slept

I was nearly killed one night and it's the nicest thing anyone's ever said to me (2000)

On rumours of an affair with Brad Pitt

I have enough lovers. I don't need Brad (2004)

On marriage

My opinion of marriage comes from a very cynical place - do you want to kill your spouse? For me, that's a serious question. And Brad comes from a place of 'What a funny idea', because he has a happy marriage. So we're a very funny combination (2004)

On roles

Which character do I want to audition for? The big, fat, 40-year old German man (2000)

On beauty

I look my most beautiful when I'm rocking my son to sleep, it's the middle of the night and I'm covered in his dinner (2003)

On the future

Tomorrow evening everything may change - my life, my image, my occupation... Otherwise it would be boring to live (2004)

On Brad and their children

To them we're two of the dorkiest people on the planet (2007)

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