Brad Pitt doesn't think he'll have as successful a year as the last 12 months have been for some time. The 48-year-old actor has seen his two latest movies, 'Moneyball' and 'The Tree of Life', nominated for a string of awards – including six and three Academy Awards respectively – and while he thinks too much emphasis is placed on winning or losing prizes, he knows he has enjoyed a particularly fruitful period of work. He said: "We're so defined by the last success or the last failure that we even start to see ourselves that way.
"You've got these awards and there's going to be one winner and four losers, but the four losers made great films. A subtle point of 'Moneyball' is that we're a string of successes and failures. "Odds are I won't have another year like this one for a while."
Brad – who shot to fame after appearing in 1991 movie 'Thelma and Louise' – believes he is a "good" actor now but there are still things he wants to learn. He added: "I think I've become a good actor. I'm very sporadic but I think I've got some skills now. "What I'm lacking is the weight of some of the actors I like and maybe I'll focus on that."