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Angelina Jolie and Cynthia Erivo Fans Can’t Get Enough of Their “Butter Voices” and Striking Chemistry in Heartfelt Interview Angelina Jolie and Cynthia Erivo recently captivated audiences during their heartfelt exchange on Variety’s ‘Actors on Actors’ series. The conversation, a thoughtful dive into their unique journeys, focused on their craft, including Erivo’s Broadway triumphs and Jolie’s exploration of opera singing. Beyond the discussion, viewers were entranced by the actresses’ rich, “buttery” voices and their flawless “bone structure.” The interview felt less like a formal chat and more like an intimate therapy session. Fans described the interaction as a “warm hug,” praising its candid, soothing energy. Jolie and Erivo Shine in Their Shared Passion for Performance During the conversation, Jolie, 49, spoke about her role as opera legend Maria Callas in Pablo Larraín’s Maria, while Erivo, 37, reflected on playing Elphaba, the Wicked Witch, in Jon Chu’s Wicked. Comparing her Broadway experience to singing on film, Erivo said, “On Broadway, you’re performing to the back of the house; it’s about ensuring even those farthest away feel your emotion.” Transitioning to singing in front of a camera, she admitted, was a new challenge. Jolie shared her vulnerability about stepping into the world of opera as someone new to singing, describing the process as both emotional and therapeutic. “It was about finding my voice, and letting it out was really hard. I found it incredibly moving,” she admitted. Fans Celebrate the Pair’s Genuine Connection and Mutual Admiration The internet was abuzz with admiration for the duo’s connection, with fans drawing parallels between their iconic roles—Jolie’s Maleficent and Erivo’s Elphaba. One viewer commented, “They both exude this quiet confidence—it’s so beautiful to see them together.” Another gushed, “Their voices are like butter. I could listen to them for hours.” Fans also celebrated the pairing, describing it as perfect: “A Broadway queen bringing her craft to film, and a film queen stepping into a Broadway legend’s shoes—brilliant.” Many highlighted the parallels between their characters and personal lives: “Two women who played misunderstood villains, both powerful and empathetic, facing judgment in real life too. This pairing is perfection.” The interview resonated deeply, with one fan noting, “This is the most transparent and authentic interview I’ve seen. They’re not competing or trying to outshine each other; there’s a deep respect and sincerity between them.” Another aptly summed it up: “This conversation felt like a warm hug for the soul. The calm, genuine energy of these iconic women is a gift.” Even small details weren’t lost on fans, with one humorously observing, “They really paired up two people with insane bone structure.”