Watch: Brad Pitt Returns to Retirement Speech at ‘Bullet Train’ Premiere, “I’ve Never Been the Five-Year Plan Type Guy”

Brad Pitt looked as surprised as anyone when asked. FAST TRAIN He’s going to premiere tonight about his upcoming retirement.

Pitt gave a semi-humorous and very candid response to the question posed by a recent GQ interview. She laughed on the red carpet tonight and turned away as if embarrassed, “No, I mean… I really need to work on my expression.”

He continued: “I was just saying, ‘I’m past middle age and I want to figure out how to spend these last few things, no matter what.'”

When asked about the details, Pete said: “I’ve never been the five-year plan type. I just do what’s appropriate for the day. That’s how I still work.”

The thoughtful and somewhat elegiac Interview On the cover of the August issue of GQ, Pitt discussed the news of what he called the “last period or quarter” of his career.

“This last semester or quarter, I am on my last term,” he said of the Oscar-winning newspaper. What about this department? And how do I want to design?

Inside FAST TRAINPitt plays Ladybug, an unlucky hitman who decides to do his job in peace after too many gigs derail. Destiny may have other plans, but Ladybug’s latest mission puts her on a collision course with deadly enemies from around the world with interconnected but conflicting objectives on the world’s fastest train.

Based on the book of the same name by Kotaro Isaka, the film was directed by David Leitch from a screenplay by Zach Olkiewicz. Starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Joey King, Brian Tyree Henry, Andrew Koji, Hiroyuki Sanada, Michael Shannon, Benito A. Martinez Ocasio, Masi Oka, Logan Lerman, Karen Fukuhara, Sandra Bullock and Zazie Beetz.

The film was produced by Kelly McCormick, Leitch and Antoine Fuqua. Produced by Brent O’Connor, Ryosuke Saegusa, Yuma Terada and Kat Samiki. Sony distributes FAST TRAIN In theaters on Friday, August 5th.