Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie put aside personal grudges and start over for $60 million?

Recently, information related to Hollywood's most controversial couple - Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie has attracted public attention. That is, the two were asked to reunite in a movie with a huge salary.

American media has identified Brad Pitt and Angelina as the most notable couple in Hollywood in the past 50 years, even after their marriage ended in 2016. Their bitter divorce and eight-year legal battle have made them easily a hot topic in any newspaper.

The two have been at odds for nearly a decade, and the Venice Film Festival even went to great lengths to ensure the former couple didn't run into each other when they visited Italy in late August. Despite this, Canadian director Danny Rossner, who has made films like "2001: A Space Travesty" and "The Ultimate Weapon," still suggested that the two actors appear together on screen, and even play lovers.

According to The Post, Danny Rossner said he would spend nearly $60 million (over 1.5 billion VND) to pay Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie if the Mr. and Mrs. Smith stars would meet on the set of a new project. "I think right now, Brad is getting paid $20 to $25 million per film and Angelina is getting paid $15 million per film. We're willing to pay 50% more than their usual rate," the director said. This means Pitt could receive $37.5 million while Jolie would pocket nearly $22 million.

The project Rossner is referring to is "The Hotel Martinez" - a non-fiction love story set at the famous hotel and casino during World War II. Brad Pitt is being considered for the role of Pitt Emmanuel Martinez - the hotel owner, while Angelina Jolie is being "tailored" to play Emma Digard - Martinez's seductive lover and muse.

"There are also hot scenes between the two main characters. Not erotic scenes but very passionate love scenes between them," the director revealed part of the script. When asked why he pursued Pitt and Jolie so passionately, Rossner replied: "The film would have been a success with them. We couldn't even think of another choice."

Admitting that Angelina and Brad's reunion on screen is far-fetched, Danny Rossner said it's not out of the question. "If we can get a ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, Pitt and Jolie can put their differences aside and make this movie together," the director said.

Although Brad Pitt and Angelina - who are still in a tense dispute over the Chateau Miraval estate - have not yet spoken out, the majority of viewers believe that no matter how "huge" the salary is, the ex-couple will definitely refuse. "They can't appear in the same room together, let alone act in a movie together, and even film a hot scene together. It's ridiculous," one account commented.

Some people even criticized Danny Rossner, saying that he was using Pitt and Jolie's names to promote his new film. The director has not responded to the controversy.

It is known that throughout their acting careers, Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie have starred in two films together. Interestingly, in both films, they played husband and wife. The first was the work that brought the duo together, "Mr. & Mrs. Smith", released in 2005. In the film, two assassins have been married for many years but do not know each other's true identities, until they are assigned to kill each other.

After the movie, Pitt - Jolie fell in love, leading to the divorce between the actor born in 1963 and his first wife Jennifer Aniston. In 2015, the duo collaborated in "By The Sea" directed by the "Hollywood action girl". The film tells the story of an American couple renting a hotel room on the French coast to save their marriage. A year after reuniting on screen, Brangelina officially split up and entered a protracted divorce battle.

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