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Zahara Marley Jolie, 21, has legally dropped her father Brad Pitt's surname, becoming the third of the couple's six children to do so. A Los Angeles court granted her petition on September 28, 2026, following a public notice period and no objections. This follows similar name changes by her siblings Shiloh and Maddox, while Vivienne's petition remains pending.
A Los Angeles judge officially granted Zahara Jolie’s petition to drop her father Brad Pitt’s surname on September 28, 2026. The 21-year-old is now legally Zahara Marley Jolie, following a similar move by her brother Maddox. This marks the third of the couple’s six children to legally sever ties with the Pitt name, continuing a pattern that began with Shiloh Jolie in 2024.
Brad Pitt's latest film, 'Heart of the Beast,' has underperformed significantly, failing to recapture the audience attention he enjoyed with last summer's 'F1.' The survival drama was outgrossed in its opening weekend by a theatrical rerelease of the 2019 Marvel film 'Avengers Endgame: Encore.' This commercial stumble suggests that Pitt's recent strategy of returning to macho, action-oriented roles may not be sufficient to rehabilitate his public image or box office draw, particularly following a period of intense scrutiny regarding his personal life and professional choices.
A Los Angeles judge officially granted Zahara Jolie’s petition to drop her father Brad Pitt’s surname, changing her legal name from Zahara Marley Jolie-Pitt to Zahara Marley Jolie. The ruling, issued on September 28, 2026, follows a similar legal move by her brother Maddox and continues a pattern among the Jolie-Pitt children to sever legal ties to their father’s name. While Pitt’s camp characterized the move as part of a broader alienation strategy, Jolie’s representatives defended the process as a routine legal requirement.
Brad Pitt’s new film 'Heart of the Beast' features a real German Shepherd named Uber as the primary actor for the character Odin. The role was shared among Uber and three of his offspring to manage the physical demands of the Alaskan survival story. While the film received mixed critical reception regarding its plot, the authentic bond between Pitt and the dogs was widely praised.
Avengers: Endgame Encore leads the weekend with $26M, outpacing new releases like Primetime and Heart of the Beast. The re-release includes exclusive footage teasing Avengers: Doomsday, while Universal becomes the first studio to hit $5B in 2026 global receipts.
Brad Pitt stars in the survival thriller 'Heart of the Beast,' released September 25, 2026, where he plays a retired Special Forces veteran stranded in the Alaskan wilderness with his German Shepherd, Odin. The film, directed by David Ayer, features Uber, a real-life search-and-rescue dog, as the primary canine actor, with Pitt pushing for the dog to receive top billing. Filmed in New Zealand, the production relied on a four-dog ensemble to handle stunts and emotional scenes, with Pitt spending three weeks bonding with the animals before shooting. Critics and industry insiders highlight the emotional depth of the man-dog bond, though some note that CGI wildlife sequences detracted from the otherwise grounded survival narrative.
Brad Pitt stars as a traumatized special forces veteran stranded in the Alaskan wilderness with his German Shepherd in David Ayer’s new survival thriller, 'Heart of the Beast.' The film, which opened in theaters on September 25, 2026, is a minimalist, dialogue-light drama focused on the bond between a man and his dog. While critics praise Pitt’s performance and the emotional core of the story, some note the plot is thin and the production feels tailored for streaming audiences.
Brad Pitt’s survival thriller 'Heart of the Beast' opens in theaters on September 25, featuring a German Shepherd named Uber as a lead co-star. While Pitt and director David Ayer highlight the unique bond between the actor and the dog, critics argue the film lacks narrative depth and relies on bland military tropes.
The first trailer for 'The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth' has released, featuring Brad Pitt as a 1977 Hollywood fixer. While the plot details are confirmed, audiences are criticizing the film's unusually dark and murky visual style, contrasting it sharply with the bright aesthetic of the 2019 original.
Netflix released The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth trailer featuring Brad Pitt returning as the Hollywood fixer from Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood. Fans criticized the footage for its dark grading, even as Fincher directs Tarantino’s script; the film opens in IMAX on November 25 and streams on Netflix on December 23, and Tarantino has also announced a novelization of Cliff Booth's exploits.
David Ayer’s Heart of the Beast follows a retired Special Forces soldier (Brad Pitt) and his loyal German Shepherd as they trek 58 miles through a dangerous Alaskan wilderness after a plane crash and heart attack. The film mines emotion from the bond between man and dog, aided by Pitt’s restrained performance and the dog’s expressive presence, with a brief cameo from J.K. Simmons. It’s a survival-thriller that emphasizes character and compassion more than spectacle, running 1h41m and arriving in theaters Sept. 25 (PG-13).
Brad Pitt delivers a moving, largely dialogue-free survival drama in Heart of the Beast, pairing a battered war veteran with his canine companion Odin as they crash-land in Alaska and endure a brutal trek home, a story fueled by brotherly loyalty, stark landscapes, and strong performances from Pitt and the dog ensemble, highlighted by poignant reflections on PTSD and the human–animal bond.
Brad Pitt stars as a retired Special Forces officer stranded in the Alaska wilderness with his battle-scarred German Shepherd Odin, in Heart of the Beast—a David Ayer-directed survival drama that blends a restrained, true-performance feel with tense wilderness peril and a moving, unspoken bond between man and dog.
Netflix released the first trailer for The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth, a 1977-set quasi-sequel to Once Upon a Time in Hollywood directed by David Fincher. Pitt returns as Cliff Booth, now a studio fixer navigating Tarantino-esque danger, with a cast including Scott Caan, Elizabeth Debicki, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, and more. The film opens in theaters November 25 before streaming on Netflix December 23; Tarantino wrote the screenplay, with Fincher directing.