A loving father! Brad Pitt had just recognized and adored his 16-year-old girl, Shiloh, and his dance moves. The Bullet Train star walked a prime walk at Los Angeles’ Regency Village Theater on Monday, rocking a mint green suit, coordinated with a teal shirt, and spoke with ET’s Nischelle Turner about another video of her daughter walking the runway. her significant dance abilities.

“It brings tears to your eyes, better trust it,” Pitt said of Shiloh and their friendship for dancing and performing, adding that it is “unbelievably stunning.”

“I have no idea where he got it from. I’m Mr. Two-Left-Foot here,” she added with a giggle.

Just when it comes to whether he thinks his kids are staying out of the spotlight or embracing the creative articulations, Pitt said he basically thinks they’re tracing the paths that lead to happiness.

“I love when they figure things out, find things that they’re excited about and blossom,” Pitt said of his children, whom he gives to his ex, Angelina Jolie.

With regard to his own creative endeavors, Pitt’s show on Bullet Train truly peeks into another realm for the lauded artist, as it is an overwhelmingly driven parody of the movement by the eminent Jackie Chan, who had a notable impact on both Pitt as in boss David Leitch.

“For the most part we examine Jackie Chan, the amount we love Jackie Chan,” Pitt said. He looks like our Charlie Chaplin, he’s basically so underrated. Similarly, he is so shocking what he has achieved. So to achieve something along those lines, with the parody mixed in with the fights, I’ve never done that!”

Shot Train, which is based on the Japanese novel Maria Beetle by Kotaro Isaka and follows five skilled assassins aboard a similar slug train leaving Tokyo, hits theaters on August 5.