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Italy’s PM avoids Angelina Jolie

06/10/2007

Dtt-net.com – Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi turned down a meeting with movie star Anglelina Jolie earlier this week in New York.

Jolie, the goodwill UN ambassador was scheduled to meet with Prodi during the UN General Assembly sesion but the meeting didn’t took place as the PM was fearing to be pressed by the actress on world poverty, according to media reports.

It remains unclear whether the mentioned reason was the real reason or Prodi really wasn’t interested to use the opportunity to take pictures with the beautiful movie star.

 

 

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