The December issue of Elle France features the stunning Angelina Jolie on its cover. The actress, who is now 40 years of age, is promoting her upcoming film By The Sea which she directed and stars in alongside her husband Brad Pitt. The movie is set to release in various European countries later this month. Angelina is hoping for a better response and success from the overseas audience than what was received in the United States.

Angelina Jolie’s beauty is on full display in the latest issue of Elle France. The cover features the stunning actress in an androgynous outfit that brings back memories of her 2014 BAFTA Awards look. While Jolie’s recent film, By The Sea, had a budget of $10 million, it has only grossed $1.5 million worldwide at the box office, with $488,000 being made in the US and Canada. Unfortunately, the film has received mixed reviews, holding a 29% rating on Rotten Tomatoes with an average review score of 4.6 out of 10. Keep up with Angelina Jolie’s latest news and updates following her exclusive interview with Elle France.

The androgynous appearance of the celebrity’s attire on the front cover of the magazine brought back memories of the outfit she donned at the BAFTA Awards in 2014.

Angelina Jolie is currently promoting her movie, By The Sea, which is set to release in various European countries. The movie had a budget of $10 million but has only managed to collect $1.5 million worldwide at the box office. In the US and Canada, it grossed $488,000. Angelina hopes that the movie will perform better in the European market.

The famous actress was seen wearing a stylish black velvet jacket with matching smart trousers for her photo shoot. She paired the outfit with a crisp white shirt and a black skinny tie. Her chestnut brown hair was straightened and her makeup was minimal, accentuating her natural beauty. In one shot, she smiled and posed for the camera, with one hand resting against her cheek and the other tucked into her pocket. Currently, Angelina is in Cambodia working on her latest project, which is a Netflix film adaptation of the Khmer Rouge memoir titled First They Killed My Father.

The director is embarking on a new project in Cambodia, where she is currently located. She is overseeing the production of a Netflix movie based on the heartbreaking memoir, First They Killed My Father, which recounts the horrors of the Khmer Rouge regime. Recently, she was seen on the set in Siem Reap, Cambodia, on Thanksgiving Day.