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Hollywood actress Angelina Jolie was visibly moved as her upcoming film Maria received an eight-minute standing ovation at the Venice Film Festival. The emotional moment was captured on video and shared widely on social media.
Jolie attended the event in a stunning beige gown custom-made by Tamara Ralph, accompanied by her co-star Pierfrancesco Favino. As Jolie fought back tears, Favino offered her comfort and support, providing a touching moment of camaraderie.
Fans and admirers took to social media to express their admiration and support for Jolie. Many praised her performance and acknowledged the challenges she faced in portraying the iconic opera singer Maria Callas.
Maria focuses on the final week of Callas’ life in 1977, exploring her isolation, health concerns, and the impact of her declining voice. Jolie underwent extensive training to prepare for the role, immersing herself in Callas’ world and studying her performances.
In an interview, Jolie shared her deep connection with the character. She said, “I felt such a privilege to feel like I got to know this woman and got to be inside her skin a moment. I really care for her deeply. I think I’ll carry that like a friend.”
Jolie's dedication to the role and her emotional performance have garnered praise and admiration from critics and audiences alike. Maria is set to be released on Netflix, though the exact date has yet to be announced.