One of Hollywood’s biggest superstars touched down in Tamworth this morning.
Dressed in black, Angelina Jolie landed at the Tamworth airport this morning, minus her brood of children who are also in the country at the moment, just after 10am.
A silver van waiting on the tarmac for Jolie whisked her away through a side security gate.
It’s believed Jolie is here looking at possible film locations.
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i absoulutly love angalina jolie but sadly coudnt see her cause i was at scholl i would do anything to see her
@Laura – I am sorry to hear that you missed her, but it is probably for the best considering where you were at the time; at SCHOOL. I am appalled by your grammar and hope that your teachers happen to see this post. Personally, English is my second language, but one of the first things I learned was. You always start a sentence with a capital letter and the reference letter “I” is always spelled such, with a capital I. Furthermore, absouulutly? Huh? ABSOLUTELY. also angalina jolie? Huh, again. ANGELINA JOLIE (unless you are in Kindergarden or Year 1, there really is no excuse for you not to know that names start with a capital letter as well. Oh and your statement about, and I quote “i absoulutly love angalina jolie but sadly coudnt see her cause i was at scholl i would do anything to see her” (unquote). Please have the decency to at least know how to spell her name. While I am at it, I must also point out that you word “coudnt” is actually an abbreviation of two words could and not and yes could really does have an L in it. (you see that I used a capital L instead of the lower case (the little one), so you would not think that I used a capital I (as in me), BECAUSE or ’cause with an apostrophe in front (the little symbol on the left of the ENTER key). I am slightly impressed that you correctly spelled the word “would”. Well done Laura! Hooray, you got one.
So to finish this little “slap on the fingers” lecture (because that is what this is), you should probably also know that successfully abbreviating words is a art-form; one which you my dear, simply do not have the knack for. (Oh and the “K” at the beginning of the word knack is silent, which makes it sound like nack). You can look up its meaning later and while you are at it; LEARN HOW TO SPELL, or at least turn on the spell-check function on your phone and/or computer. But you know what surprises me most about your post? It is that you have no qualms about posting such an atrociously and embarrassingly spelled statement on-line, where the entire world will be able to see it. My advise to you is simple; while at school, pay attention. I can’t believe that your Primary School teachers would not have covered spelling while you were there. Which makes you, who is no doubt a High School Student; an embarrassment.