Angelina Jolie Censors Reporters at Press Freedom Benefit

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HOLLYWOOD - Angelina Jolie insisted reporters sign an agreement not to ask questions about her "personal relationships" at the premiere of A Mighty Heart last night--despite the event doubling as a freedom of the press benefit.

The actress laid down some strict ground rules for the media at the New York City screening, which raised awareness for the Reporters Without Borders organization, reports Roger Friedman on FoxNews.com.

Jolie plays the pregnant widow of slain Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl in the film.

Journalists were requested to refrain from asking Jolie "any questions regarding her personal relationships" and if they did she "will have the right to immediately terminate the interview and leave."

Reporters were also instructed that "the interview may only be used to promote the picture... The interview will not be used in a manner that is disparaging, demeaning, or derogatory to Ms. Jolie."

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