Actress Angelina Jolie has been invited to join the prestigious Council on Foreign Relations in recognition of her humanitarian work. The actress, who recently said she wants to be remembered for her role as a goodwill ambassador rather than the star of films such as Tomb Raider, will be in a position to advise on foreign policy as a member of the council. Other members include former American Presidents Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter, ABC journalist Diane Sawyer, American Department Secretary Condoleeza Rice and journalist Tom Brokaw. A spokesperson for the CRF said, "Angelina Jolie is accomplished in her field and has demonstrated serious interest in issues such as Darfur, international education and refugees. As such, her profile fits very well with other young professionals we've selected as the next generation of foreign policy leaders."
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