Angelina Jolie and Cynthia Erivo fans obsess over their ‘butter voices’ and ‘bone structure’ in interview

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Angelina Jolie and Cynthia Erivo recently sat together for a deep yet resonating discussion about their individual craft during Variety’s ‘Actors on Actors’. 

The two actresses delved into candid conversations about their Broadway experiences and singing for the audience while discussing the essence of their characters. The audience was left not only mesmerized by their conversation but also by their “buttery voice” and “bone structure".

The fans could not help but gush about the soulful interview which they said felt like a “warm hug", and was just like a therapy session.

Angelina Jolie and Cynthia Erivo discuss their roles in Variety interview

Angelina Jolie, 49, who recently essayed the role of the opera singer Maria Callas in Pablo Larraín's ‘Maria’, was paired opposite Cynthia Erivo, 37, who portrayed the Wicked Witch, Elphaba, in Jon Chu's film adaptation of ‘Wicked’, for the December 12, Thursday, interview.

Highlighting the difference between filming a musical and performing on Broadway, Erivo shared, "I think with Broadway, you have people who are only so close then you have to perform to the back of the house," per BuzzFeed.

The British actress explained, "You want them to read everything. You want them to read the emotions," while adding that singing in front of the camera was new for her. 

Jolie, who had a noticeably opposite experience, shared her views on learning to sing opera being a mainstream actress. 

The ‘Salt’ star said, "Sometimes people keep quoting me because I made — not the mistake — I admitted it was like a therapy. It was the finding my voice and letting my voice out; that was really hard for me. I was really emotional about it.”

Cynthia Erivo and Angelina Jolie win hearts with Variety interview

The Internet was instantly blown over the conversation between Angelina Jolie and Cynthia Erivo as many highlighted the similarity between Maleficent and Elphaba. 

One person commented in the YouTube comment section, "They both have this quiet confidence, it‘s so beautiful to see them together."

"I am sat and I am here for this conversation. Their voices are like butter," added another.

Someone else applauded, "This is just briiliant. A broadway queen taking her artistry to film, and a movie queen playing a character of a broadway legend."

"OMG, this pair. Their voices, their intimacy, their beauty. Perfect pair. When two witches interview each other," noted a fan referencing their onscreen characters of Maleficent and Elphaba.

Another fan chimed in, "2 women who portrayed characters that were seen as villians but were actually victims and innocent. Both who had to deal with press villainizing them irl but are actually kind hearted individuals. perfect Actor on Actors pairing."

"The calm sincere energy of these women is a gift to sit with. I love how Angelina started with expressing how she's looking forward to talking to Cynthia off-camera," shared someone else.

Another fan added, "There is an intensity, a deep-rooted respect and sincerity between these two iconic women. What a great conversation."

"This is the most transparent interview I have ever seen," praised a fan before adding, "They aren't trying to one up each other, compete with each other, or be jealous of one another. Angelina is genuinely interested in Cynthia and her world. Cynthia's graciousness in Angelina's vocal exploration, its beautiful."

"This interview somehow feels like a warm hug," rightfully described a fan.

Another user mused, "This pairing was perfect. They are so genuinely interested in each other and you can feel their admiration towards one another. Two amazing women who gifted us two amazing performances, so different yet so similar. Their tone, their voices, their delicate exchanges. Wow. This literally soothed me. My soul is healed."

"They really paired up two people with insane bone structure," said another.

A comment read, "The cheek bones in this interview alone."

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