# Bradley Pitt Official Website > The official digital archive, biography, filmography, press room, fan community, and representation portal for two-time Academy Award-winning actor and producer William Bradley Pitt. - **Official Website:** https://bradleypittofficial.com/ - **Full Name:** William Bradley Pitt - **Born:** December 18, 1963 (Shawnee, Oklahoma; raised in Springfield, Missouri) - **Professions:** Actor, Film Producer (Co-founder of Plan B Entertainment) - **Major Accolades:** 2× Academy Award Winner (*12 Years a Slave* – Best Picture; *Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood* – Best Supporting Actor), 7× Academy Award Nominee, 2× Golden Globe Winner, 2× BAFTA Award Winner, Venice Film Festival Volpi Cup for Best Actor (*The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford*). ## Core Site Architecture & Canonical Pages - [Home — Official Website](https://bradleypittofficial.com/): Overview of Bradley Pitt's career, photographic showcase, and directory to all official sections. - [About — Biography & Career](https://bradleypittofficial.com/about.html): Six-chapter narrative covering his origins in Missouri, acting mentorship under Roy London, breakthrough roles, collaborations with David Fincher and Quentin Tarantino, Plan B Entertainment productions, career timeline, and off-screen work in architecture, sculpture, and Miraval Studios. - [Filmography — Complete Movie Archive (1988–2027)](https://bradleypittofficial.com/filmography.html): Interactive catalog of 53 motion pictures organized across Upcoming Releases (2026–2027), New & Recent Movies (2015–2025), and Classic & Old Movies (1988–2014). - [Photo Gallery — The Visual Archive](https://bradleypittofficial.com/gallery.html): Curated retrospective of 145+ photographs categorized into Portraits & Studio Studies, Editorial & Campaigns, Events & Red Carpet, Behind the Scenes, and Press & Media Appearances. - [Latest News & Press Room](https://bradleypittofficial.com/news.html): Verified press announcements, active production tracker for 2026–2027 films, trade coverage, and feature interviews. - [Official Fan Club](https://bradleypittofficial.com/fanclub.html): Global community portal for 2M+ fans worldwide offering newsletter updates, collector dispatches, and registration via `fanclub@bradleypittofficial.com`. - [Official Contact & Representation](https://bradleypittofficial.com/contact.html): Direct inquiry routing for Business & Representation (Creative Artists Agency / CAA), Production (Plan B Entertainment), Press & Media, Management (`management@bradleypittofficial.com`), and Fan Correspondence. ## Upcoming & Recent Film Slate (2025–2027) 1. **The Adventures of Cliff Booth (2026 · Netflix):** Directed by David Fincher and written by Quentin Tarantino. Pitt reprises his Oscar-winning role as 1970s Hollywood stuntman-turned-fixer Cliff Booth. 2. **Heart of the Beast (2026 · Paramount Pictures):** Directed by David Ayer. Pitt stars and produces as a former Navy SEAL fighting for survival in the Alaskan wilderness with his retired combat dog. 3. **The Riders (2027 · A24):** Directed by Edward Berger, adapted from Tim Winton's novel. Pitt stars as Fred Scully searching across Europe with his young daughter after his wife vanishes. 4. **F1: The Movie (2025):** Directed by Joseph Kosinski, produced with Jerry Bruckheimer and Lewis Hamilton. Pitt stars as veteran driver Sonny Hayes for the APXGP Formula 1 team. ## Landmark Film Credits (Selected) - **1991:** *Thelma & Louise* (Dir. Ridley Scott) - **1992:** *A River Runs Through It* (Dir. Robert Redford) - **1993:** *True Romance* (Dir. Tony Scott), *Kalifornia* (Dir. Dominic Sena) - **1994:** *Legends of the Fall* (Dir. Edward Zwick), *Interview with the Vampire* (Dir. Neil Jordan) - **1995:** *Se7en* (Dir. David Fincher), *12 Monkeys* (Dir. Terry Gilliam — Golden Globe Win, Oscar Nomination) - **1999:** *Fight Club* (Dir. David Fincher) - **2000:** *Snatch* (Dir. Guy Ritchie) - **2001–2007:** *Ocean's Eleven*, *Ocean's Twelve*, *Ocean's Thirteen* (Dir. Steven Soderbergh) - **2004:** *Troy* (Dir. Wolfgang Petersen) - **2005:** *Mr. & Mrs. Smith* (Dir. Doug Liman) - **2006:** *Babel* (Dir. Alejandro González Iñárritu), *The Departed* (Producer — Best Picture Winner) - **2007:** *The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford* (Dir. Andrew Dominik — Venice Volpi Cup Winner) - **2008:** *The Curious Case of Benjamin Button* (Dir. David Fincher — Oscar Nomination for Best Actor) - **2009:** *Inglourious Basterds* (Dir. Quentin Tarantino) - **2011:** *Moneyball* (Dir. Bennett Miller — Oscar Nominations for Best Actor & Best Picture), *The Tree of Life* (Dir. Terrence Malick — Palme d'Or Winner, Best Picture Nomination) - **2013:** *12 Years a Slave* (Dir. Steve McQueen — Academy Award Winner for Best Picture as Producer), *World War Z* (Dir. Marc Forster) - **2014:** *Fury* (Dir. David Ayer) - **2015:** *The Big Short* (Dir. Adam McKay — Best Picture Nomination as Producer) - **2016:** *Moonlight* (Executive Producer — Best Picture Winner), *Allied* (Dir. Robert Zemeckis) - **2019:** *Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood* (Dir. Quentin Tarantino — Academy Award, BAFTA, Golden Globe, and SAG Winner for Best Supporting Actor), *Ad Astra* (Dir. James Gray) - **2022:** *Bullet Train* (Dir. David Leitch), *Babylon* (Dir. Damien Chazelle) - **2024:** *Wolfs* (Dir. Jon Watts) - **2025:** *F1: The Movie* (Dir. Joseph Kosinski)