Angelina Jolie wants to focus on her humanitarian work and direction
Los Angeles:
Actress Angelina Jolie is set to play Cleopatra in a new adaptation of the Egyptian ruler's life story and has hinted that it could be her last ever film role. (Also Read: George Clooney Will Get Married First: Angelina Jolie)
She is in line to take on the part of the iconic Egyptian queen in an Eric Roth-scripted movie, reports Contactmusic.com.
"There have been lots of different ideas of directors and a lot of different discussions. The script has been written by Eric Roth, who is a dear friend and a brilliant writer," she confessed during a BBC Radio 5 Live interview.
Jolie has big shoes to fill, since Cleopatra, who was the last active pharaoh of Ancient Egypt, was last played by the late Elizabeth Taylor in the classic 1963 film.
And the 38-year-old star has hinted the challenging role will be her very last before retiring from Hollywood in order to focus on her humanitarian work and direction.
"That's where you finish, in a great way. You kind of go, 'What could you do beyond that one?' Put it all into that one," she said.
She is in line to take on the part of the iconic Egyptian queen in an Eric Roth-scripted movie, reports Contactmusic.com.
"There have been lots of different ideas of directors and a lot of different discussions. The script has been written by Eric Roth, who is a dear friend and a brilliant writer," she confessed during a BBC Radio 5 Live interview.
Jolie has big shoes to fill, since Cleopatra, who was the last active pharaoh of Ancient Egypt, was last played by the late Elizabeth Taylor in the classic 1963 film.
And the 38-year-old star has hinted the challenging role will be her very last before retiring from Hollywood in order to focus on her humanitarian work and direction.
"That's where you finish, in a great way. You kind of go, 'What could you do beyond that one?' Put it all into that one," she said.
