The year 2020 may be bad for the rest of the world, but it is also the year that turned Hollywood hunk Brad Pitt into an Oscar Winner. Brad Pitt won the Best Supporting Actor for his role of a stunt-man Cliff Booth in Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon A Time in Hollywood. He beat heavyweights like Al Pacino and Joe Pesci to nab the award, which is to sawy how awesome he was in the film. Truly well-deserved, when you look at this body of work. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood Movie Review: Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt Indulge in a Zany Bromance in Quentin Tarantino’s Darkly Delightful Ode to Cinema.
Brad Pitt is not someone who just relies on his hunky looks to sail past through blockbuster cinema. He may have done lead roles in entertainers and he also excelled in indie flicks. But in this special feature to celebrate the Oscar winner's scene-stealing acts in more supporting roles and cameos, while also wishing a very Happy 57th Birthday.
Thelma & Louise

Brad Pitt had a scene-stealing turn as JD in this road trip thriller, a thief who manages to charm one of the two female protagonist, hitches a ride and manages to be his admirer, before stealing off her belongings. A little trivia, Billy Baldwin was earlier selected for the role before Pitt made it his own.
True Romance

Tony Scott's dark romantic crime thriller, scripted by Quentin Tarantino, has plenty of good actors in memorable characters. And despite his small role, Pitt manages to shine through and through as the roommate of the hero's friend, who is perennially stoned!
12 Monkeys