Hollywood star Brad Pitt does favour for young Kiwi fan at Auckland McDonald's drive-through
Pitt, filming Heart of the Beast, is believed to have been working at Kumeū Film Studio this week.
The film, produced by Pitt's Plan B, features an ex-Navy Seal and his retired combat dog.
A young Kiwi fan's surprise encounter with Brad Pitt while at a McDonald's drive-through in Auckland has been captured on video.
On April 29, Easter Sunday, the fan's mother shared the video on Facebook showing her daughter approaching Pitt while the Hollywood A-lister was in a vehicle in the drive-thru queue at a McDonald's in Kumeū.
'Just say hello to my Dad?' the girl asked the movie star while filming on her mobile phone.
Pitt, wearing aviator-style sunglasses, a bucket hat and a cosy plaid jacket, appeared to look off guard and told the girl 'no'.
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