Angelina Jolie's sex, drugs, rock n' roll past in new bio, old interviews

The St. Martin's Press release of Andrew Morton's unauthorized bio of Angelina Jolie has moved up. So you should be able to find the scandalous tome in book stores on Saturday (August 1) 

The juicy history includes Angelina's dad Jon Voight's affair with his "Runaway Train" costar Stacey Pickren, Angelina's early abandonment by her distraught mother, and --  no doubt most intriguing to Jennifer Aniston -- how she later targeted Brad Pitt for seduction.

Morton explains Jolie's battle with heroin, cocaine and anorexia during her teens and early 20s, the loss of her virginity at age 14 and her addictive relationships with men and women. He outlines her marriages to Jonny Lee Miller (she allegedly cheated on him with Madonna's lover, Jenny Shimizu and actor Timothy Hutton) and later-- briefly -- to Billy Bob Thornton.

 Morton also writes that rock star Mick Jagger pursued Jolie (then 22) for two years (he was 54) while married to then-pregnant Jerry Hall. Morton also claims that after adopting son Maddox, Jolie told press she had "adult" relationships with friends in London." Her mystery lover was allegedly Ralph Fiennes,"who was living with actress Francesca Annis," Morton writes.
 
Pitt is described by Morton as a "bit of a stoner" and "a Mr. Mom." He was alleged one of the "triumvirate of famous men" -- including Johnny Depp and Willem Defoe -- whom Angelina fantasized about.

When Angie set her sights on Pitt, he didn't have a chance. "The corn-fed boy was toast," claims Morton. Jolie "came across as a strange exotic wanting to save the world's underclass and yet fill her life with children." Check out all the men in Angelina and Jennifer's lives in this photo gallery.

But Morton does praise Jolie for her U.N. work, adding that on her first trip to Sierra Leone with the organization, she "insisted on paying her own way and on being treated like everyone else."

The book hits shelves on Saturday.  Before you rush out and buy the new bio, refresh your memory by watching this compilation of old interviews with Angie, courtesy of "Access Hollywood."

 

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Photo video credits: St. Martin's Press, Access Hollywood