Angelina Jolie doesn't want a movie about her life

International star Angelina Jolie revealed that she does not want there to be a movie about her life.

Angelina Jolie doesn't want a movie about her life Asked about the possibility of a biopic about her life, Jolie told the Sunday Times: "That deserves the award for the craziest question. When you're a public figure and you play a character like Maria Callas, you realise how you'd hate it if someone interpreted your life or thought they understood your life so we've tried to be thoughtful and let's hope there's never a film about my life."

Angelina Jolie is the star of the movie "Maria" It is noteworthy that Jolie is waiting for the release of her new film Maria on December 11 on Netflix, in which Jolie plays the role of opera singer Maria Callas during her last days in Paris in the seventies.

Angelina Jolie underwent intensive training to play the role of the opera singer in the new biographical film Maria, as director Pablo Larrain said: “She had to train for a long time, so she trained for more than seven months, whether on breathing, standing posture or even the dialect.”

Angelina Jolie's efforts in her movie Larin continued: "Julie sang in Italian and French during the work, and there is something called in music the tone, which is the ability to reach every note and follow the melody, and this was a big challenge for her while presenting the character."

Angelina Jolie and Maria Callas relationship Angelina Jolie has been vocal about her personal relationship with Maria Callas, making a stunning appearance at the premiere of her film Maria at the American Film Institute Festival. Speaking to PEOPLE at the event, Jolie spoke about her deep relationship with Callas.

“I don’t want to talk too much about it because it’s very personal but there’s definitely a sense of loneliness,” Angelina Jolie said. “I may be many things, but I’m very hardworking.”

Describing their relationship, Jolie said, "Callas sees herself as a 'performer or worker with a job to do,' and for this reason they can be 'hard on themselves.'"