Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles You're so used to walking out and greeting everyone. There was no one over there and yet you waved to people over there. I wave everywhere. You just walked out waving in different directions because you're a big star now, you're famous. What do the people at school think? I mean, after I got back from school, my friends and the local TV reporters were like, "Did she give you a million dollars?" I was like, "No, I didn't get a million dollars. But I got something better, I got the chance to meet you." Am I expected to give people a million dollars? Why is-- I don't know, I don't know where they got that from either. I don't either. I don't know why I'm supposed to give everybody a million dollars. All right, so there was a big star here when you were here, and then he requested to be interviewed by you. And were you surprised? I was very surprised. I was star struck. After the interview, that actor, which I'm not going to reveal yet, he was just so casual about being him. And I was just like, "Why is he so casual about it?" So it was very exciting. Yeah, he's casual about being him. He's used to being him. He's him every day. So let's take a look at him. Wow, two cameras. Have you ever done an interview with two cameras? Not two camera interview just yet, so this is my first. All right. This is going to be extremely professional. Oh, thank you. Thank you. Look at that. Here we go. This is ultra professional. Oh, yes. All right. I think I usually do a countdown. OK. 3, 2, 1. I'm here with Hollywood actor, Brad Pitt. Brad, thank you for joining us. Thank you, Jaden. So Brad-- Nice to be here. --for the people that are watching Ellen's show, what was it like sitting in her audience? It was good fun, it was actually good fun. Everyone's dancing, everyone's having a laugh, and she brings such great energy to the show. It's really fun and easy. So what does-- your new movie is called Ad Astra. What does that mean? Ad Astra is the motto for NASA. Ad astra means, to the stars. So the full motto is, through hardship, to the stars. The movie is about space. Have you had the chance to travel to the moon, would you do it? I think I would. What about you? I don't know. I don't know. I'm going to have to be in talks with NASA about that. I wouldn't do it. I mean, I want to see what the viewers think. Ah, I see. So if they want me to go to space, I'll go to space. I want to know, I want to know what my odds are, I want to know safety issues, I want to know comfort, discomfort because I imagine the first few flights are not going to be too luxurious. Exactly. You have to develop that stuff over time. Right, right. What was it like wearing that spacesuit in the movie? How'd you feel about that? Have you ever put on a snowmobile suit or like snowboarding suit? Well, I live in Ohio so trust me, my Ohioans, fellow Ohioans can attest to this, I will be wearing snow pants, snow boots, the thickest jacket you'll ever see in your life, and that's pretty much it for me. OK. It's like that, only put a Glad garbage bag on your body first before you get in the suit, and then go into the sweltering heat of today. Oh wow. I'm 11. When you were my age, what did you want to be when you grew up? What you wanted to be when you grew up? That's a really good question. You know, I wanted to build homes. So I was thinking about building. And what kind of made you like building? What were some of the things about that that you liked? You know, I don't know. It was one of those natural things I just-- I liked how I was really affected by a room and a building, and how it could affect your feelings, and the way different people lived, and just the idea of construction. It was all fascinating to me. So I'm from Toledo, Ohio, proud Toledoian. Have you ever been there? I have never been to Toledo, Ohio. I am from Springfield, Missouri by way of Shawnee, Oklahoma. And I am also proud of both. So I'm just going to do a quick recommendation if you do ever visit Toledo. OK, where do I go? So you need to go to a Walleye game, go fish. You need to go to a Mud Hens baseball game. Let me tell you, we love our Hens, our hometown Hens. And you got to visit Promenade Park, great place by the way. What's going on in Promenade park? Oh, yeah. We have summer concert series and I'm going to plug that. The summer concert series, we've had people like Diana Ross, famous country singers, you're going to love it there. That sounds amazing. Oh, yeah. There's variety. And number two, Toledo is very diverse, you're going to love it there. There's a diverse group of people, and all the people there are just great people and really, they're just all awesome people. I just got to shout out Toledo. And if you could interview one person, who would it be? I'm going to start with you, and one question. Serious question. You ready? How you feeling about the Browns this year? Honestly, I don't know anything about sports. Like my brother always tries to tell me about sports, this is where that knowledge would actually be-- But you just told me the Mud Hens. Well honestly, I don't really know how they've been doing this season. I know they've been doing, you know, they're doing great. So you know, I was gonna say they're doing pretty good. Well, I think you guys are in good shape. I think the Cleveland Browns are going to be a formidable team this year with Baker Mayfield. All right then, Brad. So check in. Brad, thank you so much for joining us. This has been an incredible interview. But for now, reporting in Los Angeles, Jaden Jefferson, Jaden reports eyewitness news. Jaden, thanks so much. That was cool. You're really good at this. Thank you, I love it. That was wonderful. All right. I think you did very well. That just was on the spur of the moment, you didn't know he wanted to interview with you and so you went back there. So we thought you did such a good job, are you ready for your next assignment? Very. OK, so tomorrow on the show, we have someone that we want you to interview so you have a press pass to come back here