Earlier, we saw the gorgeous red carpet pictures from the premiere of Inglourious Basterds. Now we’re getting some of the quotes from the stars as they were interviewed on the red carpet. OK! Magazine managed to get Angelina to give them a small exclusive – they quote her as saying the twins “are great, they’re walking.”

Meanwhile People Magazine got the exclusive with Brad. Brad talks about his thick Southern accent for the film, and how Maddox even copied it up for a short time. This is because, according to director Quentin Tarantino, Brad stayed in character most of the time. Tarantino told Rotten Tomatoes: “Brad was a blast. He was a blast in this role… one of the things that was so cool was, a lot of his character is about rhythm – the way he speaks – and he loved that character so much, he would stay in character for the most part during the day. It wasn’t some method-y, psychotic kind of thing, or some unnerving kind of thing. He could always respond as Brad, but there was always a little Aldo in there. And I loved the character of Aldo, so to be able to hang out with him all day long was a joy!” Brad also joked to People that he’s a total drunk. No joke, Brad:

Brad Pitt had no trouble getting into the good ol’ boy spirit of his WWII Tennessee hillbilly lieutenant screen character at Monday night’s Hollywood premiere of director Quentin Tarantino’s Inglourious Basterds.

Asked at Grauman’s Chinese Theater if he ever took his role home and do it for his kids, Pitt– who plays Aldo “The Apache” Raine, leader of a troop of eight against the Nazis – told PEOPLE: “I did! I’d tell those little ‘basterds’ to get out there and start scalpin’!”

The proud papa noted that his children proved to be quick studies, especially the eldest, son Maddox, 8. He “picked it up a little, the accent, and it was pretty funny,” said Pitt. “He got pretty good, actually.”

As for the raucous after-hours spirit while making the movie, which also stars Eli Roth (as Staff Sergeant Donny Donowitz) and Til Schweiger (as German psychopath Hugo Stiglitz) – it was, well, spirited, often being fueled by six packs and even 12 packs.

“Oh,” Pitt joked, laughing, “I’m just a drunk!”

[From People]

MTV also had some good interviews with Tarantino and the cast on the red carpet. MTV’s red carpet interviewer pointed out that the film is about a group of soldiers who conspire to kill Nazis at a film screening, so in effect, they were all at a film premiere for a film about a film premiere. Brad responded: “Interesting, I didn’t put that together… That’s surreal. I’m going to go have a little ‘Nam flashback now!”

According to multiple sources, Brad and Angelina not only walked the red carpet arm-in-arm for the photographers, but they actually broke protocol and ran through traffic to greet their fans, pose for pictures and sign autographs. Brad also told MTV that he considers Tarantino, “one of the greatest directors in the world… He’s one of our auteurs. He’s got a very specific voice, and there’s no one like him. He’s changed the game a few degrees, and continues to do so.” It really seems like Quentin and Brad have some kind of hardcore bromance going on, doesn’t it? I love how much they’re talking each other up in interviews. Just yesterday, we heard Quentin describe Brad as: “What’s really cool about Brad right now is that the pretty boy is gone. He’s a man now. He can bear the weight. Brad is at the zenith of his iconicness.” Ten bucks says that Quentin and Brad make out before this publicity tour is over.

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