Pitt’s biggest blockbuster, though, was 2013’s “World War Z,” which opened with $66.4 million and made $202.7 million domestically and $531 million worldwide. A few months earlier, Pitt reunited with Quentin Tarantino for “Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood,” which opened with $41 million and grossed $142.5 million before garnering Pitt his first acting Oscar. Not counting this year’s “The Lost City,” in which Pitt played a tiny supporting role to Bullock and her co-star Channing Tatum, Pitt last starred in James Gray’s “Ad Astra” in September 2019, which opened with $19 million and grossed $50.2 million domestically. A gaggle of assassins played by Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Bad Bunny, Zazie Beetz, Joey King, Brian Tyree Henry and more try to stop him, and it also stars Sandra Bullock as his handler.

Pitt is front and center for the action-thriller “ Bullet Train,” directed by David Leitch (“Deadpool 2” and that “Hobbs and Shaw” spin-off), where he plays a hired gun with the codename “Ladybug,” who is sent to retrieve a package on a Japanese bullet train.

In some ways, Brad Pitt could be seen as a franchise, since he continues to be one of the more relevant and dependable box office superstars, despite slowing down his acting roles to focus on producing.

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