Angelina Jolie says stealing another woman's husband is bad

Angelina Jolie says stealing another woman's husband is "one of the worst things you can do."
The actress - who first met partner Brad Pitt on the set of 'Mr. and Mrs. Smith' when he was married to Jennifer Aniston - says she hated her character in her latest movie, 'The Good Shepherd', because she seduces a married man, played by Matt Damon.

Angelina - who now has a baby with Brad, Shiloh - is quoted by Britain's Grazia magazine: "She does one of the worst things a woman could do. One scene I actually had trouble shooting because I'm so against that behavior.
"She seduces him, and entraps him into having a child. There's not much worse than that, is there? But they're both at fault. They both had sex that night."
Just last week, Angelina vehemently denied she and Brad had embarked on a relationship while he was still with Jennifer and insisted they remained "just good friends" until he split from the former 'Friends' star.
She said: "He was married to his best friend who he loves and respects.
"Because of the film we were brought together and this strange partnership suddenly happened. I realized I couldn't wait to get to work.
"We spent a lot of time thinking and talking about what we wanted in life and realized we wanted very, very similar things. Then we remained good friends for a long time. And life developed in a way where we could be together and it felt like we should."

Meanwhile, Angelina Jolie insists adoptive parents are more fit to raise a child than biological parents, because their background and personality is thoroughly scrutinized to see if they're suitable for the challenge.

She says, "It should be hard to be a parent period. I go through many things to adopt.

"I'm finger-printed, I'm checked, I go through home studies. I have to prove I'm a decent citizen, a good human being.

"That didn't happen to me when I gave birth, so it's interesting that there's no background check when you bring a child into your home in that way."

In other news, Jolie has laughed off boyfriend Brad Pitt's claims they would marry when "everyone else in the country" can, reiterating they have no plans to wed.

Earlier this year, the actor told men's magazine Esquire: "Angie and I will consider tying the knot when everyone else in the country who wants to be married is legally able."

Last week, Jolie insisted they weren't planning to become husband and wife, saying: "We've both been married before, so it's not marriage that necessarily kept some people together. We are legally bound to our children, not to each other, and I think that's the most important thing."

She adds: "I think he (Brad) was commenting just on the state (that) we all wish for. That's not really a comment on whether or not we would or if we plan to."