~ATTENTION ALL BRAD MOVIE LOVERS: Brad may be 
 working on another movie called "To the White Sea"
 coming in early 1999.

~Brad was paid  $17,500,000  for Meet Joe Black (1998)

~Brad was an extra in "Less Than Zero." He was an extra
 "outside a dance/bar" also he's in the part where he is
 running by in a graduation cap and gown somewhere in 
 the beginning of the film.

~Brad likes which boots? The Caterpillar brand work boots
 are covering the toes of movie stars and the urban chic.
 Brad Pitt bought his CATs in Los Angeles. 

~When Fool's Face came to Springfield at the end of 
 December 1997, Brad Pitt was at the concert. 


~*~ Thursday March 5 8:21 AM EST ~*~

DISH: Brad Pitt Confronts 'Madness'

By Michael Fleming 

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BRAD PITT confronts "Madness" 
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NEW YORK (Variety) - Brad Pitt is negotiating to star in 
"Laws of Madness," a Chris Gerolmo-scripted and directed
adaptation of a Michael Laudor book. It tells the true 
story of a 24-year-old law student whose career dreams 
were jeopardized when he was diagnosed with 
schizophrenia. He overcame the affliction, with the help 
of his father. The project, which will be produced by 
Imagine Entertainment's Brian Grazer, has been a high 
priority for Universal and Imagine since it was 
purchased in partial manuscript form in early 1996 for 
$1.5 million. It was eyed as a directing vehicle for 
Grazer's partner, Ron Howard. Howard has moved along to
"Ed TV," and Gerolmo stepped up to direct it after 
turning in a strong draft.  Pitt, who once wanted to 
star for director Joel Schumacher in "The Crowded Room,"
the true story of a man with multiple personalities, has 
long been interested in playing a mentally challenged 
protagonist. When he got the script, he sparked to it 
immediately. Already booked to star with Edward Norton 
and possibly Courtney Love in Fox 2000's
"The Fight Club," Pitt is hoping to make "Madness" his
fall project, sources said. That is contingent on 
Universal, Imagine and Pitt's reps working out his 
salary. Pitt's repped by CAA's Bryan Lourd and 
Brillstein-Grey's Cynthia Pett.