Female Force: Angelina Jolie

Female Force: Angelina Jolie
Brent Sprecher (Author), Paul Andrew Manton (Author)
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Jolie, Angelina

Award-winning actress, loving mother, tireless defender of refugee rights, Angelina Jolie is all of these things and so much more. While many people know her from her roles in such blockbuster films as Tomb Raider or from the scandals and controversies that have followed her since she first burst onto the scene, few know that she is the first person in history to be honored with the coveted "Citizen of the World" award for her work as a Goodwill Ambassador with the United Nations. Jolie's life in movies and her work with the UN are traced through the story of three volunteers working in the devastated city of Port-Au-Prince, Haiti.

• Rank: #1738050 in Books
• Published on: 2011-04-12
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 10.24" h x 6.73" w x .0" l, .20 pounds
• Binding: Paperback
• 32 pages

Description #1 by Barnes & Noble:

Categories: Biographical & Non-Fiction Comic Books, Rich and Famous * Biography, Peoples & Cultures Biography * Women. Contributors: Brent Sprecher - Author. Format: NOOK Book

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BOXSET: 1 INSTOCK?: YES ACTORS: Antonio Banderas, Angelina Jolie, Thomas Jane CERTIFICATE: 18 DIRECTOR: Michael Cristofer REGION: REGION B - UK & Europe RELEASEDATE: Due for release on 10 October 2011. FEATURES In Cuba, at the end of the 19th century wealthy Luis Vargas (Antonio Banderas) a successful coffee sales man is finding it hard to find true love. When he arranges a marriage with an American girl Juliet (Angelina Jolie) he is bowled over by her beauty and passion. But when a detective turns up looking for Juliet, Vargas learns that all may not all be as it seems and that Juliet is hiding a deadly secret. Not knowing who to believe Vargas is forced to breaking point trying to uncover the truth. Regions Blu-ray has 3 different regions, which are different to that of DVDs. While DVDs use region numbering, Blu-rays use region lettering - the letters A, B and C represent the 3 regions of Blu-ray. Many Blu-rays are codes ABC which means that they will play in any region worldwide.