Brad Pitt, Hollywood heart-beat, Actors said Tuesday he enjoys getting older because age brings wisdom.
"Me personally, I like ageing. With age comes wisdom... I'll take wisdom over youth any day," he told a press conference during a visit to South Korea to promote his latest film "Moneyball".
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"Moneyball," an adaptation of Michael Lewis's 2003 bestseller "Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game", is scheduled to be released this week in South Korea.
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"I think, certainly, being a father changed everything for me," said the actor, 47, whose partner is fellow superstar Angelina Jolie. They have six children. He also said that Parenthood means a changed perspective for him, an interest in taking care of himself and mornings being around for their children.
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He had said he would quit acting at 50, during an interview with an Australian current affairs show in Tokyo.
"I do quite enjoy the producing side," Pitt said in Seoul, adding he would like producing films which are difficult to make under the current system or "getting behind talent that we believe in".
