Like many people in many different vocations (including journalism and publishing), Brad Pitt has come to that stage where he is rethinking his life, wondering if he’s getting too old to do the same thing.

Man, I feel old.

Brad has recently hinted he is ready to retire from making movies -- because he thinks most Hollywood roles are geared towards younger actors.

The 45 year old has been acting for over two decades and has enjoyed box office success in films including Thelma And Louise, Fight Club and Ocean’s Eleven. He’s also won several accolades during his 22-year long career, including the Best Supporting Actor Golden Globe for his turn in 1995’s Twelve Monkeys.

But Pitt is now ready to step away from the spotlight after achieving everything he set out to do. He says, “I think acting is a younger man’s game. There are fewer interesting parts for older people and we all get older. But I feel like I’ve done it. I’ve kind of had my time and that’s quite freeing. There are still acting dreams left but I’ll do them first and then we’ll talk about them.”