Divorce of Angelina Jolie and brad pitt are clearly not going to benefit their children, which parents literally torn between them. While Angelina is filming the second part of the film “Maleficent” in new York, the court held brad to take care of the children. The actress wanted to bring to the filming of a remake of the disney cartoon “Sleeping beauty” 12-year-old daughter Shiloh and 10-year-old son Knox, but brad didn’t agree.

“Brad refused to sign the agreement to participate Shiloh and Knox in the filming. Children are used as pawns,” says the insider about the failure of pitt.

Says the insider, the six children of brad and Angelina were still together with her mother in London when there was the shooting of the film, and then had to go to Los Angeles with his father. Sudden change of plans, the former wife of pitt he clearly did not like.

In 2014, he published the first part of the film “Maleficent” starred one of the daughters of Jolie and pitt — a 10-year-old Vivienne. “We believe that children love to play a cameo role and be with us on set, but not to be actors. It absolutely is not included in our brad challenge. But the other 3-4-year-old actors and do not come close to me”.

“It was supposed to be the kid who likes me and who not afraid of my horns, eyes and claws. So the role went to Vivian,” said Jolie magazine Entertainment Weekly about the role of little Vivienne in the movie with my mom.

“I informed the children that are playing Maleficent and they went “She’s so ugly!” And I said, “Let me tell you the story but you keep it a secret.” And I gathered them together in a room and told how everything was. In addition, this was my challenge — as with any parent”.

“The next day, I heard Shiloh arguing with another kid, defending Maleficent: “You just don’t understand her!” When pax saw me for the first time, then ran away and got upset. I thought he was joking, so I pretended to chase him until I saw that he was crying. I had to remove the makeup to show — this is all real,” said Jolie about the difficulties in the filming of the movie.

“I had to walk past them with an air of indifference. Of course, I wanted to stop and wink at them.”

“The world is full of injustice, and the children mad. They want a character who will act and fight. And when the hero makes mistakes — as Maleficent and boundary issues, you want them pretty angry, worried, was confused and finally realized that didn’t know before.”