The title character's magnificent twistastic horns received a lot of press, with film fans favorably comparing them to the animated Maleficent's horns of 1959's "Sleeping Beauty." In no time etsy ...

Jolie obviously doesn't have horns and wings in real life ... an Independent Spirit Award nomination for best male lead. Aside from the "Maleficent" movies, the English actor can also be seen ...

The actress expanded on wearing prosthetic cheekbones and evoking audience sympathy for the villainous character who cursed baby Aurora. By Ashley Lee "Angelina [Jolie] herself was the driving ...

Maleficent certainly casts the most haunting silhouette. The nefarious sorceress from Sleeping Beauty with the memorable horns never got to tell her side of the story in Disney’s 1959 animated ...

Donation Options Search Search Search Despite her redemption in the first movie, Angelina’s Jolie’s winged fairy retains a bad reputation in “Maleficent ... glass and the horns and the ...

It's been 5 years since Angelina Jolie played the wicked role of Maleficent in Disney's live-action Maleficent films. She made her villain debut in 2014 and then returned for its sequel ...

Especially if that producer and star is Angelina Jolie and she is playing the title role in Disney’s “Maleficent.” Without giving away too much, let’s just say this version turns the fairy ...

Maleficent is so much more than a horn-headed villainess. She has a whole other side waiting to be unveiled. The highly anticipated 2014 Disney film “Maleficent” is one of the rare fairytale ...

"I drew up an idea on Photoshop with the horns and pointy ears, showed it to Angie, and she said she wanted more. 'I'm playing a creature,' she said, 'and it should be a creature.' Jolie wanted to ...

As we learned in the first “Maleficent,” this mistress isn’t really evil; she’s just impulsive, ill-tempered and perpetually, tragically misunderstood. (Her wings and horns mark her as one ...

Angelina Jolie returns for the Disney sequel at Maleficent. "I love the costume and I love wearing it. And I love the horns and the cape." She calls the character her alter-ego. "You look at ...