Brad Pitt New Style His Nex Movie: What woman wouldn't want to get her hands on Brad Pitt? Well now you can, and you can play with him whenever you want - all 12 inches of him. Hong Kong based company Hot Toys have released a Brad Pitt action figure, based on his character Lt. Aldo Raine from the hit movie Inglorious Basterds.The 1/6th scale figurine features 'Newly sculpted head with authentic likeness of Brad Pitt. 'Movie-accurate facial expression with detailed wrinkles and skin texture; Real-like hair style, beard and face hair. True type body with approximately 30cm tall; 34 points of articulations; 'Three paits of interchangeable palms (one pair relaxed palms, one pair for holding gun and one pair for holding blade); each piece of head sculpt is specially hand-painted.'The mini-Pitt is decked out in his world war ll outfit of: 'Jacket with worn out edges, sweater, scarf, trousers and hat; leather-like belt with gun holster and blade pouch; leather-like long boots and bag and flannelette-surfaced water bottle.'
He also comes with the choice of five accessories - a replica German MP40 sub-machine gun, a rifle, a pistol and a large and small blade hunting knife. All that for the bargain price of $154.99....Meanwhile, the considerably larger, real-life Mr Pitt is back hard at work again - filming his new movie Moneyball alongside Superbad star Jonah Hill in Culver City, California.
Brad plays Billy Beane, legendary manager to baseball team the Oakland A's, who led them to victory in the 2002 Major League Baseball American League West Division. He has completed three voice-over roles, for Happy Feet 2 in 3D, Megamind and Beyond all Boundaries in the last year.
His only other acting role in the past 12 months has been the Tree of Life with Sean Penn, slated for release in January.
But the star will have little time to rest after filming wraps on Moneyball. IMDB reports that he has an unbelievable 24 films currently in development, including an adaptation of the novel Marching Power. The true story centres on convicted English drug trafficker, Thomas McFadden in Bolivia’s notorious San Pedro Prison.