Angelina
Jolie
"questioned
her
worth
as
a
person" as
a
young
actress.
The
Oscar-winning
star
was
troubled
with
her
choice
of
profession
in
her
early
20s
because
she
felt
she
wasn't
"contributing
anything".
Angelina
told
Parade
magazine:
"To
be
sitting
doing
an
interview,
talking
about
a
movie,
my
relationships,
or
whatever
it
may
have
been
-
you
don't
feel
like
you're
contributing
anything.
"I
have
nothing
against
film.
I
like
film.
But
at
the
end
of
the
day,
you
wonder
about
your
worth
as
a
person."
Angelina,
32,
who
has
admitted
to
suffering
from
a
self-harm
problem
as
a
teenager,
also
revealed
she
had
not
"found
her
way" when
her
career
took
off.
She
said:
"I
think
that
when
I
was
in
my
early
20s,
I
knew,
innately,
that
I
wasn't
living
an
important
life.
I
think
that
I
hadn't
so
much
lost
my
way,
but
I
hadn't
found
my
way.
I
wasn't
giving
very
much.
My
life
was
not
really
benefiting
anyone.
That
just
doesn't
feel
good."
The
A
Mighty
Heart
star
recently
revealed
she
wants
to
be
remembered
for
her
humanitarian
work
and
not
as
an
actress,
saying
she
was
"very
unhappy,
unhealthy
and
empty"
before
she
took
up
her
role
as
a
UN
Goodwill
Ambassador.
Angelina,
who
has
three
adopted
children
and
a
biological
daughter
with
her
partner
Brad
Pitt,
was
appointed
as
a
foreign
policy
leader
on
the
Council
on
Foreign
Relations
(CFR)
last
Thursday.