After unveiling Unbroken — her second directorial effort and the last high-profile Oscar hopeful of the season to screen for pundits — on Sunday in Los Angeles, Angelina Jolieheaded to New York, where she and her colleagues on the war-set drama have spent the week putting on the full-court press with awards voters and press.
On Thursday evening, at post-screening dinner at Porterhouse in the Time Warner Center, Jolie, who is usually somewhat guarded, mixed and mingled with a crowd that included dozens of members of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (aka Golden Globe voters, who had earlier in the day participated in the film's press junket), Academy members such asJodie Foster and M. Night Shyamalan and other tastemakers including 60 Minutes' Steve Kroft — as well as her Unbroken stars Jack O'Connell, Miyavi,Garrett Hedlund and Finn Wittrock. (Michael Moore and Barbara Walters, among others, attended the screening but not the dinner; Brad Pittapparently had the night off entirely.
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