With the support of a new team, courtesy of her recent signing to the WME agency, Angelina Jolie is working on plans to become even more active in the humanitarian fields that have dominated her time in recent years. Page Six reports that while Angelina wants to continue acting — she has two films, “Eternals” and “Those Who Wish Me Dead” due out this year — she’s currently looking for more opportunities to explore global issues like the plight of refugees and the state of education in conflict zones. Documentaries, books and “other initiatives” are all on the table, according to Page Six’s sources. “Angelina has been looking for a global company to support her global ambitions …,” says one insider. “She wants to diversify and to grow. This is all about helping Angelina create a platform to use her knowledge of international humanitarian causes . . . She has been asking, ‘How do I use my platform to get more people involved and invested in the causes?’ The discussions have been about documentaries, events, speeches, books, cause-driven movies.” In addition to her ongoing work as a Special Envoy for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees through the U.N., the 44-year-old is executive producing a BBC news series called “BBC My World,” a series tailored to kids in an effort to help them distinguish between “fake news” and real news.
