Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are to make movie history by starring alongside all six of their children in upcoming blockbuster Cleopatra.
 
The actress and her fiancé Brad Pitt have previously said they didn't want their brood - Maddox, 13, Pax, 10, Zahara, nine, Shiloh, eight, and five-year-old twins Vivienne and Knox - to follow them into acting, but it appears they may have changed their mind. 
 
It is yet to be revealed what roles the kids will play, but filming has already begun and the movie is due to be released early next year.
 
Cleopatra is the first movie Brad and Angelina have appeared in together since 2005's Mr and Mrs Smith, where they first met and fell in love. 
 
Vivienne has previously appeared alongside her mum in Maleficent but Angelina said she only let that happen after a long discussion with Brad.
 
She said, ''I only put Vivienne in the film because the other children her age would be scared of me because I looked quite scary as Maleficent.
 
''Neither one of us want our children to be actors, Brad and I, but it was just I really couldn't ask another four or five-year-old to do it because kids on set did actually get scared and they would cry when they would see me.''

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