Pitt realized more than ever how everyone deserves the right to get
married. "Everyone should have it," he told E! News' Terrence Jenkins
at the New York junket for Killing Them Softly, in which Pitt plays,
in his words, a guy who gets to "carry a big gun and shoot people.
" But when is Pitt, a longtime advocate for the legalization of gay
marriage, finally going to exercise his very exclusive right to marry
Jolie? Well, he just laughed when Jenkins joked about receiving
Jolie's save-the-date notice in the mail. But it appears that the
Jolie-Pitt nuptials will be happening sooner rather than later.
"We're getting a lot of pressure from the kids," the father of six
admitted. "We didn't realize how much it meant to them and then, in
getting engaged, how much it also means to us." And we don't have to
tell him how much it's going to mean to us. For more from Pitt and the
New York premiere of Killing Them Softly, tune into E! News on Tuesday
at 7 p.m. and 11:30 p.m.