SEXY BRAD PITT TO PLAY BABY IN MOVIE

Brad Pitt is a baby in his latest film.The actor's face will be super imposed onto the body of a baby for new movie'The Curious Case of Benjamin Button', which is about a man who is born 70-years-old and ages in reverse. Director David Fincher told Britain's The Times newspaper: "In the past you may have had different actors playing him at different stages of his life, but here I can use Brad Pitt throughout, just putting his head on different people's bodies."I really think that it will work. At least I hope it does, if not, it's going to look bloody awful!" But the filmmaker is confident movie goers will be convinced by the computer wizardry used to make Brad a baby. Fincher added: "I don't think an audience is going to be able to tell the difference between a film shot digitally or on film. "Technology moves on, and it's going to be vital for the film."The movie, based on the short story by F. Scott Fitzgerald, also stars Cate Blanchett, Tilda Swinton and Brad's daughter Shiloh. Shiloh - who turns one on May 27 and is Brad's child with partner Angelina Jolie - has a cameo role playing Cate as a baby in the movie. A source recently revealed: "Brad and Shiloh saved the day when twin sisters hired to take turns playing Cate Blanchett's character as a baby wouldn't settle down."Everyone waited in vain while the babies were fed, changed and hugged - but nothing worked to calm them on the set in New Orleans."Then quick-thinking Brad realised his daughter's happy and mellow disposition made her a quick fix for the role."Shiloh, who had been playing at the on set day care center, was swiftly put in costume.The source added: "She's a natural. Shiloh did her scenes perfectly and was giggling and happy throughout her big day."

BRAD PITT'S DAUGHTER IN MOVIE

Brad Pitt's daughter Shiloh has a cameo role in his latest movie. Brad and Angelina's ten-month-old daughter plays Cate Blanchett as a baby in forthcoming film 'The Curious Case of Benjamin Button'. A source told National Enquirer magazine: "Brad and Shiloh saved the day when twin sisters hired to take turns playing actress Cate Blanchett's character as a baby wouldn't settle down."Everyone waited in vain while the babies were fed, changed and hugged - but nothing worked to calm them on the set in New Orleans."Then quick-thinking Brad realised his daughter's happy and mellow disposition made her a quick fix for the role."Shiloh, who had been playing in the on set day care center, was swiftly put in costume.The source added: "She's a natural. Shiloh did her scenes perfectly and was giggling and happy throughout her big day."Brad and Angelina also have an adopted son Maddox, five, and an adopted two-year-old daughter Zahara. Angelina is in the process of adopting a Vietnamese boy aged between three and four.

BRAD PITT AND ANGELINA JOLIE SEEK HELP

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are seeing a relationship counsellor, it has been claimed.The lovers, who met on the set of 'Mr. and Mrs. Smith', have allegedly had a series of bitter arguments and have hired a counsellor to work through their problems. A source told Britain's Grazia magazine : "This year is crux time. They have to reach a decision on what they expect from each other - and fast. Angelina has to realise Brad needs stability and Brad has to come to terms with her driving ambition as a world ambassador."Brad's family are blown away marriage didn't happen a long time ago. But Angelina doesn't want to put down roots and turn into a 'homemaker'." Her late mother had a lot to do with Angelina's decision to have counselling. Marcheline made her realise it wouldn't be such a bad idea to give marriage a go."Brad and Angelina are determined to work through their problems for the sake of their three children, adopted Maddox and Zahara, and their biological daughter Shiloh. The source added: "They have had some serious disagreements but Brad and Angelina agree that they don't want to make any more mistakes, particularly now there are three precious little lives involved."This wasn't the case in their previous marriages. The stakes are much higher than when they were childless."