News about Jon Voight

BRIAN VINER: If I compiled my list again today, I still wouldn't have space for The Italian Job, Forrest Gump, The Great Escape, or Titanic, which all of which encouraged readers to write in. By the way, that doesn't mean I don't like or even love those photos (although not Titanic), which makes me wish the iceberg would strike a bit sooner). Here is a list of the Top 20 movies you should have included in my Top 100 list, as well as your reasons for... The Shawshank Redemption (left), Mary Poppins (right), and Saving Private Ryan (inset).

Brad Pitt was involved in a 'awkward run-in' with his ex-laws when attending a small gallery exhibition in Beverly Hills during his bitter separation from Angelina Jolie. While on date night with his new girlfriend Ines de Ramon, 60, the two-time Oscar winners, bumped into Jon Voight, his ex-wife's father, Jon Voight, and older brother James Haven. Bennett Miller, his Moneyball director, happened upon the chance meeting while browsing through the Gagosian Gallery for an exhibit. 'People noticed how awkward it was that Brad was in the same room as Ange's family,' according to an eyewitness, and it isn't a large area.'

In a recent interview with Angelina Jolie, her older brother James Haven made some unusual remarks about his friendship with the Oscar winner actress. On an episode of the 90who10 podcast in which the 52-year-old actor explored how she had focused on caring for Angelina's children following Brad Pitt's separation and years-long divorce. In the midst of the turbulent divorce and subsequent bad publicity for the sparring exes, James, who was most photographed in public with his father Jon Voight in October 2022, confessed to his responsibility to'protect' his sister's six children.

Over the years, Jolie and her Oscar-winning father, Voight, have had their fair share of ups and downs, with their notoriously tense marriage resulting in them having no contact. Though the father-daughter pair have had moments of peace throughout their tense relationship, they have also been through several difficult times that have caused them to become estranged. Although Voight was not married to Jolie Bertrand and his subsequent divorce, it was also said to be a driving factor behind the father and daughter's dissolution, with nostalgic memories surfacing over the years. The 84-year-old actress and singer, who pleaded publicly for her anti-Israel posts, branded them as "lies" and claiming that "the Israeli army must protect thy soil." With the father-daughter pair at odds once more, FEMAIL has taken a look at their turbulent relationship.

After the actress slammed the IDF's reaction to the Hamas terror attacks, President Isaac Herzog has blasted Angelina Jolie for 'not giving the Israeli people any power to protect themselves.' Ms Jolie, formerly a special envoy of the UN High Commission for Refugees, accused Israel of "deliberately bombing children, women, families, and civilians, who are often devoid of food, medicine, and humanitarian assistance," in violation of international law. Mr Herzog said he'completely dismisses' Ms Jolie's criticisms of the Gaza offensive, noting that she has never been to Palestine or Israel.

Anti-Semitism has increased by a whopping 38% since Hamas' barbaric attack on Israel, which started on October 7. Swastika graffiti was painted on Long Island's walls, and a group of youths threwing coins at a Jewish man in Manhattan, among other events. Jonathan Greenblatt, the group's chairman, told The Sunday Show that his group had suffered against everyday businesses run by Jews, in addition to attacks on individuals and places of worship. I'm not talking about shops that sell IDF [Israel Defense Forces] T-shirts; rather, a coffee shop on Long Island, an ice cream parlor in Chicago,' he said.

In a series of tweets to Angelina Jolie's followers, actor Jon Voight has chastised her daughter for her anti-Israel standout.

In a series of posts to Angelina Jolie's 14 million Instagram followers, her father, actor Jon Voight, has chastised his daughter for her anti-Israel standout. 'I'm very angry that my daughter, as well as others, has no idea of God's honor,' Voight said in a three-minute long video. His actress daughter, who was previously a UN High Commission refugee envoy, accused Israel of'deliberately bombing children, women, and families, who are then without food, medicine, and humanitarian assistance, in violation of international law.

Billy Redden, 66, the banjo-playing teen star of the 1972 thriller film Deliverance, seems to be unrecognizable more than five decades after the film was released as he returns to showbiz. He came to fame as a young boy in the 'backwoods' who stunned everybody with his banjo skills. Since being cast in the film, he turned his back on Hollywood and the banjo as he now takes on a number of roles to make ends meet and looks nothing like he did when he first came to fame over 50 years ago.

VINER OF BRITAIN: Elemental is preceded by a short film about an elderly widower and his dog, which I found suspiciously twee, while the film itself follows the current Pixar trend of almost-but-not-quite. The four elements are anthropomorphized, fire, water, earth, and air, and they all have a futuristic conurbation called Element City. In fact, Earth and air get a lot of a look-in. Fire and water are central to the tale, focusing on a family of fire people who live in a suburb of Element City and speaking Fire-ish.

When he was spotted on the set of Megalopolis in Atlanta this Tuesday, an empowered Hollywood actor was completely unrecognizable. The film, directed by Francis Ford Coppola of The Godfather, stars Adam Driver, Forrest Whittaker, Aubrey Plaza, and Jon Voight. The initiative's founders, Laurence Fishburne, Dustin Hoffman, Jason Schwartzman, Nathalie Emmanuel, and even the director's sister Talia Shire are among the participants. However, one particular boldface name was seen vanishing entirely into his character in a fashion show scene shot this Tuesday. He sported a lush mullet and a series of meticulously shaped eyebrows, as well as a touch of eye makeup when seated in the front row. But can you guess who it is?

Adam Driver, Forest Whitaker, Nathalie Emmanuel, Jon Voight, Laurence Fishburne, Aubrey Plaza, and Shia LaBeouf are among the film's key actors, and it centers on an architect who is trying to recover New York City after a disaster. According to reports, the director (left) is now in danger of missing his March deadline and making a slew of changes to save the production after funding the $120 million passion project himself. Halfway through the film's 80-to-90-day run, and as the urban Atlanta scene has fallen into what the Hollywood Reporter describes as 'chaos.' However, 83-year-old Coppola is no stranger to this kind of disorder, notably experiencing difficulties during filming for his seminal masterpiece Apocalypse Now, during which the producer was concerned that the film would be a 'failure' due to the issues.

On Twitter, actor Jon Voight, 83, asked for former President Donald Trump to be reinstated to the White House. He warned viewers of "lies and deception" in the recent elections. He also explained how America was on the brink of World War Three, with the citizens of the United States being urged to 'wake up.' After Democrats introduced a 'dark web,' Trump became the 'only' person' who could'rebuild our soil and our land.' Voight has been a faithful and vocal promoter of President Trump, as well as casting doubt on President Joe Biden's victory in the 2020 election. Trump has not officially announced he will be running for president in 2024 but he has teased an announcement for this Tuesday

On Saturday, Jon Voight was seen in Beverly Hills making an extremely rare public outing with his son James Haven. The two were estranged for years in the past, and they were last seen in 2017 when they were last seen in 2017.

On Saturday, Jon Voight was seen in Beverly Hills making a rare public outing with his son James Haven. The 83-year-old actor turned to lunch with James, 49, who followed in his father's footsteps to become an actor. Voight, who looked frail and walked slowly across the parking lot, was never photographed, and it was the last time his formerly reunited son and his once-loved son were pictured together in 2017.

When interviewing Donald Trump and recounting a story in which the ex-president promised to pay for cancer treatment for a golf course employee, actor Jon Voight burst in tears.

During the 20-minute segment, Trump opined about what he thinks were Trump's office advancements and thanked him for designing golf courses. It prompted Trump to smirk after the interview: "I didn't have to do so much talking." In a strange ending, an emotional Voight told Trump, "I hope it's worthy of you." But what brought him to tears was a recollection of a tale told at one of Trump's numerous golf courses about a woman named 'Sally,' who was apparently unaware of cancer treatment, according to Voight. "She's - come see me," you said, as she came inside, and she said, "I see you having a little bit of trouble." "I have a cancer," Voight said at the time.

After giving birth to second child Louise on July 13, the 32-year-old mother-of-two slammed staff at Saint Thomas Hospital in Nashville recounted the '24 hours of torture.' Owens said she began declining antibiotics and contraction-inducing drugs during childbirth, and that culminated in workers threatening to call child services on the right-wing commentator. Owens, a British Oxford graduate, accused employees of colluding to rid the right-ring commentator dry by sitting her for more than 48 hours so she was not covered by insurance. Owens claims a hospital pediatrician approached her and her husband as they tried to get away, accusing the couple's parents of watching a baby die in the 47th hour because she refused to stay.' Owens claims that the employee would disregard medical advice and leave despite the workers' false assertions that her insurance will not pay the visit if she went against medical advice and left. When Owens said she didn't care, a social worker employed by the hospital came to sign a statement that said they were aware that the Department of Children's Services (DCS) would charge them a visit for going against the doctor's orders. The couple's reasoning behind wanting to leave the premises? The pair, who were drained from the previous stay, merely wanted to sleep,' Owens said.'

After becoming embroiled in a drama with Olivia Wilde over her release from her latest film, Don't Worry Darling, Shia LaBeouf will appear in Francis Ford Coppola's star-studded independent film Megalopolis. According to The Hollywood Reporter, LaBeouf, 36, is one of the newest actors to join the cast. Talia Shire and nephew Jason Schwartzman also landed roles in the film in addition to him. The film will be funded entirely by the legendary producer and has a budget just shy of $100 million.

Britney Spears, 40, (pictured top left) ran a furious rant about her mother Lynne, 67, on YouTube, saying that both her mother and father Jamie, 70, planned her 2008 hospitalization together. Jennette McCurdy, (pictured top center), 30, focuses on her relationship with her physically, emotionally, and sexually abused mother, Debbie McCurdy, who died of cancer in 2013 in her book I'm Glad My Mom Died. Ariel Winter, 24, (pictured bottom right) of modern Family fame, pleaded for emancipation from her mother when she was 14 years old, after her mother Crystal Workman physically and emotionally assaulted her. Macaulay Culkin (pictured bottom center) 41 years old, pleaded with his violent father to stop acting, but was told to keep working. He applied for emancipation to gain access to his $50 million net worth, which is father-controlled, at age 16. Selena Gomez, 30, (pictured bottom left) fired her mom Mandy Teefy as her manager when the popstar was just 21 years old and the two stopped speaking entirely

It has been one year since the US pulled troops from Afghanistan, and the Taliban has assumed power. Angelina Jolie, a UNHCR Special Envoy, commemorated the occasion with an op-ed for Time magazine. I wrote this piece for @time in honor of Afghan women one year after the Afghan government's demise.' The Oscar-nominated actress added to her Instagram post, "It can't end here."