. >> a daughter of hollywood royalty, angelina jolie voigt was born in los angeles on june 4th of 1975. her mother, marcheline bertrand was an actress and homemaker. her father is best known for his iconic roles in "midnight cowboy," -- >> i'm walking here, i'm walking here. >> -- and "coming home." >> her dad, jon voight, who she has had a very up and down rocky relationship throughout the years. >> this is angie. >> he left her when she was 6 months old. and she has spoken about how she has dealt with abandonment issues as a very young child. >> she was a baby when we were divorced. so it surprised me when she said it affected her as severely as it did. but looking back, i can see that there were times when perhaps she expressed her anger in different ways. >> growing up, jolie seemed to be following in the footsteps of her mom and dad. >> you okay? at 7 years old, she made her film debut, starring with both parents in "looking to get out". >> where are you from, honey? >> las vegas, nevada. >> angelina caught the acting bug. she modelled for a bit and attended beverly hills high sch

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