A Jolie good show! Angelina turns tables on host Justin Webb as she guest edits the BBC flagship Today programme
- Angelina Jolie grills Justin Webb as she guest-edits Radio 4 Today programme
- Photographs showed her presiding over the pre-programme news conference
- Previous Christmas week guest editors of Today have included Prince Harry, artist David Hockney and boxer Nicola Adams
As one of the most glamorous stars in Hollywood, she is hardly best known for her radio roles.
But then Angelina Jolie was not taking to the airwaves to discuss her film career.
In fact, the 43-year-old actress turned the tables by grilling presenter Justin Webb as she guest-edited this morning's Today programme on Radio 4.
The 43-year-old actress turned the tables by grilling presenter Justin Webb as she guest-edited this morning's Today programme on Radio 4
Miss Jolie pre-recorded the special episode of the breakfast show.
Photographs showed her presiding over the pre-programme news conference and carrying out other off-air tasks.
She said her aim was to help 'bring people together' to tackle poverty and the refugee crisis.
As one of the most glamorous stars in Hollywood, she is hardly best known for her radio roles. But then Angelina Jolie was not taking to the airwaves to discuss her film career
Jolie is seen out in Los Angeles, California, earlier this week. Miss Jolie pre-recorded the special episode of the breakfast show
She told Today: 'For me, the biggest challenge I have had in my work is trying to understand how all the pieces come together.
'And with the state of the world we are all living in, with so much instability and the numbers rising on refugees, we're at 68million people displaced, and with all the many, many things your audience is aware of, how do we get to the core of what is happening and who are the different people that are offering solutions.'
Previous Christmas week guest editors of Today have included Prince Harry, artist David Hockney and boxer Nicola Adams.
Miss Jolie pre-recorded the special episode of the breakfast show. Photographs showed her presiding over the pre-programme news conference and carrying out other off-air tasks
Angelina Jolie said her aim was to help 'bring people together' to tackle poverty and the refugee crisis
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