Hollywood power couple Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's kids recently had experience how their parents are working in the limelight. Their children Pax, 12, Zahara, 10, Shiloh, 9 and Knox, 7, were reported to have worked with Jolie for the hit animated movie series "Kung Fu Panda 3."
In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, Jolie said that their kids didn't want to follow their footsteps being actors. Despite of this revelation, all her kids did a good work in being part of the movie by lending their voice in the project along with their mother. It must have been a fun moment for them.
Jolie said that the kids were a bit shy and they really didn't have any intention to be actors, but at the same time, she as their mom, didn't want to miss this opportunity for them. It looks like it was a good decision after all because she said that everyone of them had fun doing it.
The kids did the voices for the characters of the little pandas that Po (Jack Black) had to meet after he decided to come back to his original place of residence in the film.
"Kung Fu Panda 3" is perfect for the entire family, as it covers a lot of subjects surrounding it like parenting. In this new installment of the animated series, Po will be reunited with his real father Li (Bryan Cranston). For those who could remember the story when it first came out, Po grew up with his father who is a chicken and he goes by the name of Mr. Ping.
Celeb Buzz reported that Jolie thought that the movie handled it well when it comes to delivering the right message to people about the significance of family and parenting.
Watch Po and his new adventures in "Kung Fu Panda 3" when it becomes available worldwide on January 29.
