The actor of 'Moneyball' revealed he has no intention to stay in front of the camera indefinitely and believes that only "three years" left in Hollywood, but may resort to film production in place.He told Australian television show 60 Minutes ":" I liked the producerial side and get the stories to the plate may have more difficulties to the contrary. "
Despite being eager to get behind the camera, Brad - who raises children Maddox, 10, Pax, seven, Zahara, Shiloh and six, five and three years of the twins with Angelina Jolie - has already said he does would not directly, because it would never get to see his family.
He said: "I have no desire to lead, it would drive me crazy and my family crazy, I never see them, I will have three years to do what I love what I do now .. ..
"I love movies and I'm still watching the movie I was 20 years ago. Making movies that stand out, is a target
